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Eva Longoria Explores France in Her New CNN Travel Series

Manon sitting in a terrace cafe in paris, jardin du Palais Royal, my private paris.
Manon from My Private Paris Having a Coffee in the Palais Royal Garden.


In CNN’s Searching for France, Eva Longoria sets off on a culinary journey through some of the country’s most iconic destinations, uncovering regional traditions, local flavours and unforgettable experiences along the way. Along the way, if you’re wondering where Eva Longoria visited in France, here’s a look at the highlights from her itinerary and how you can experience them for yourself.

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Key Places Visited in the Show

Now that we’ve explored the series, let’s take a closer look at the destinations Eva Longoria visits throughout her journey. Across eight episodes, she travels from bustling cities and picturesque coastlines to world-renowned wine regions and charming countryside villages. Along the way, she meets local producers, samples regional specialties and uncovers the traditions that shape each destination. Here are the key places featured in the show.



Paris: Fine Dining, Pastry, and Seine Cruises

To start, the series dedicates three full episodes to the French capital. Eva inspects modern bistro culture, artisan pastry shops, and enjoys a historic seven-course feast aboard a Seine riverboat.

Provence and Bordeaux



Next, in Provence, she tastes fresh bouillabaisse fish stew in Marseille and sun-kissed regional dishes. Moving west to Bordeaux, she samples famous châteaux wines and traditional Bordelaise beef dishes.

Burgundy, Alsace, and Brittany



Eva visits historic wine estates in Burgundy to learn about monastic winemaking roots. In Alsace, she samples Franco-German recipes in local winstubs, before heading to Brittany’s wild coast for blue lobster and fresh oysters.

How to Travel Like the Star

Of course, following an food guide to France offers a clear blueprint for fine food and regional history. Yet, securing private vineyard access, tables at top Michelin spots, and hidden local kitchens takes dedicated preparation.

That is why working with local travel planners makes your journey smooth, private, and tailored to your personal goals.

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