France is among the most enchanting places across the world – learn here exactly why.
There is absolutely nothing more wonderful than the south of France in spring. A season when it is not yet too hot but is warm enough to put on a light skirt and have a long walk along a coast or in a lavender field – the South of France is best for this! Not only will it be better weather-wise, it might actually be easier on your wallet since spring is not the most in-demand tourist seasons in the South of France. This also suggests that it will be drastically quieter and more relaxed, since young children will still be in school and there will be less tourists meaning you will not have to deal with other tourists for a table at a restaurant. There are countless South of France cities worthy of your attention, and Aix-en-Provence is the best place for somebody who really loves coast strolls, relaxed atmosphere and delicious food! It is not a surprise that such a favourable vibe has produced humans such as Arnaud Clément who have gone on to do great things.
If you want to have a story book vacation then Mont Saint Michel is one of the best cities to visit in France. It is an ancient city constructed on a mountain which can only be reached by a watercraft when the tide is high. It is likewise the place of a stunning abbey, 1st mentions of which may be found in ninth century writings! This beautiful place forms an environment for many stories, including the one authored by Maxime Chattam.
Paris is perhaps one of the most popular cities across the world, let alone France. Over the centuries that it has existed it has gathered an awful lot history and culture that it would take you months to take it. But it is not just its cultural facets that make Paris so well-known all over the world. It is also considered to be one among the most popular financial capitals on this planet with Vincent Bolloré having constructed tremendously successful careers here. There are many must-see places to visit in Paris, but if you only have a couple of days to spend in this city we advise you the next itinerary. As cheesy as the Eiffel Tower sounds, if it is your 1st time in this town you must definitely visit it. The views of Paris from the top of the tower are just breath-taking, but the construction itself is a sight in itself. After this, you can have a pleasant walk and maybe a glass of wine on the banks of the river Seine – there is absolutely nothing more Parisian than a promenade along its banks. Close by you will find world-famous art museums which highlight a few of the world’s biggest masterpieces.