What should you bring when traveling to France?

You must bring toothbrushes and toothpaste, because France is a relatively environmentally friendly country, so the hotel may not provide some disposable items.

Slippers are also a must. All French hotels and inns do not have slippers. It is recommended to bring a certain style of clogs as slippers, which can be used for multiple purposes. For example, if you go to the beach or go out when the weather is too hot, slippers cannot do these things.

Carrying a front bag with you is also a must. You will always encounter thieves when traveling, so it is recommended to carry a front bag with you and keep an eye on your belongings at all times. Inside, you can keep money, passport copies, ID cards, credit cards, etc. In addition to sleeping, it is best not to leave your body 24 hours a day.

Bring a pillow, slippers and a small blanket during the trip. It takes more than 11 hours to fly to France, so you will be very tired during the journey. Bring a pillow, slippers and a small blanket to make it more comfortable.

In addition, you must bring a camera. The scenery in France is very beautiful, but sometimes your mobile phone cannot take good photos. You can choose to bring a mirrorless camera that is between a SLR camera and a card camera. It is compact and convenient and has high-power optical zoom; or an ordinary card camera. If you like to bring a SLR, you can, but be aware that the lens may be stolen during the trip.

Commonly used medicines are also a must, because in France you need to make an appointment to see a doctor, and you have to go through the doctor to buy medicines, so it is necessary to bring some yourself. Cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, pain medicine, first aid kit, motion sickness medicine, personal long-term chronic disease medicine, mosquito bite medicine, band-aid, etc.

Headphones are also very important because there are many museums to visit. If there are two people, you can just rent a museum audio guide and share it with headphones.

The most important thing is of course to bring cash. You don’t need to bring a lot when going out in the local area to prevent thieves. 500 euros is basically enough to buy drinks, snacks, use the toilet, etc. Because mobile payment is not yet popular abroad, cash must be prepared.

In short, you must bring umbrellas, French language books, toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, conversion sockets, commonly used medicines, digital cameras, small euros, etc.