French school holiday dates 

• ► Covid-19 INFORMATION - Autumn 2020. France is partly openfor tourism. Most museums and galleries are now open again, as are hotels restaurants, shops  tourist attractions and public transport. The wearing of facemasks is compulsory on public transport throughout the country and in many other locations, so visitors must come equipped or else be ready to buy facemasks on arrival.
     Tourism levels are significantly down compared to recent years, meaning that for those tourist sites and attractions that are operating normally again, there is much less waiting to get in. For most sites, there are limits on the numbers of visitors present at any time, and reservations can be made in advance. Social distancing is obligatory in all public places, with a minimum distance of 1 metre in queues or lines and in all places open to the public. 
     French Railways are offering a lot of cheap train tickets to get people travelling by train again.
     Since June 15th, France's international borders with neighbouring countries (except for the UK and Spain) have reopened. Further relaxations will be announced in due course – or may not be announced – in function of the way in which the Covid-19 pandemic evolves.

2020 - 2021 French school holiday calendar