IGN's excellent topographic survey maps at 1:25,000 have an overprint highlighting skiing routes in the French Alps. So ski maps are available for all of the main skiing areas, from the Portes du Soleil to Isola 2000, including Chamonix, Megève, Val d'Isère, Tignes, La Plagne, Courchevel and other skiing resorts of the Vanoise, Serre-Chevalier, l'Alpe-d'Huez, les Deux-Alpes, etc. For cross-country skiing, there are maps of France's most popular long-distance skiing route, the GTJ - Grande Traversee du Jura.

To view a list of skiing maps of France available from Stanfords, click here, you can then refine your search for skiing maps of your region by selecting a Local Region.

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As befits Europe's number one city destination for tourists, there are a vast range of Paris street plans available in all conceivable formats, including pop-up, concertina folding, laminated, printed on light plastic, etc. There is also a wide range of styles, from street maps for tourists highlighting major Paris monuments to excellent detailed plans of the whole city from leading cartographers. There are even street plans and atlases of the suburbs of Paris lying outside the Boulevard Périphérique.

To view a catalogue of Paris street maps available from Stanfords, click here.

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The Stanfords' catalogue features street plans and street atlases of more than 150 cities and towns in France from a variety of French and international publishers. For the main provincial and tourism centres such as Lyon, Marseille or Strasbourg there are several plans available.

To discover if there is a street plan available for your city, click here, for France, then select your Local City, then select Street Plan from the list of map categories.

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Whether you want a beautiful gift for your wine loving friends or a decorative supplement or detailed reference to your own wine collection, you can always find something in the excellent range of wine maps of France and its regions.

Some show the principle grape varieties and growing areas in the whole of France, others show foods and cheeses.
More detailed French wine maps of the individual wine growing regions extend beyond the big two, Bordeaux and Burgundy, to Provence, Languedoc, Alsace, Jura, Champagne, etc. Many are also available in a folded format, to take on holiday for reference.

To view the wine maps of the whole of France available from Stanfords, click here.

To locate a wine map of an individual region, refine your search by then selecting your Local Region.

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