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The French Connection - Provence

I have often wanted to visit France but had no clue which part to head to until I came across a recent article on Provence. Some quick checks on the internet and I was ready to for the big trip. My flight was through the busiest airport in the world but the heathrow airport transfer proved to be quite a smooth one. All the anxiety vanished once I reached Provence that is blessed with beautiful scenery that even the most discerning visitor would find appealing. It has some wonderful coastline dotted with medieval villages that are exactly the same as appears in picture postcards. Nestled among the lavender and olive groves, they seem ethereal in their beauty. And of course, to the north east are the Alps.

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Top Three Destinations in France

Someone truly said that it is difficult not to fall in love with France. The beauty of France can only be explained by someone who has really visited the country. France is a beautiful country with iconic landmarks, world-class architecture, mesmerizing surroundings, Roman temples, breath-taking mountains and much more. There are countless destinations you can visit and several experiences you will gain on your journey through this romantic city. Traveling within France will not burn a hole in your pocket and is fairly affordable regardless of whether you are a millionaire or a lawyer specialized in wrongful birth claim.

In this article I am listing three of my favorite tourist destinations in France.

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Places to see in France

France is one of the most beautiful places in the world. For centuries, it has been an inspiration to generations of artists, painters, writers, etc. This place has inspired people to think creatively. France is everything that a traveller wants it to be. It is peaceful, charming, relaxing, and rustic. It is home away from home.

One thing to remember before planning a trip to France is to look into travel insurance schemes. You can also consult personal injury lawyers More

Childhood visits to the Dordogne

As a child I was always taken to many areas of France. It was my mother’s favourite country and she was always quite fluent in the language so it was pretty much the place we would go every year. One of my fondest places that we visited was the Dordogne located in the South West. I distinctly remember there being countless lakes and villages that look exactly like they do on the holiday brochures – quite often the photographs of More

Visit: The Champagne Region Of France

With its stunning hillside vistas and mesmerizing culture, unchanged for literally decades, it’s not surprising that the Champagne region has enjoyed massive commercial success as a place to visit when in Europe. So what can you get up to there, you might ask? Lots is the answer, so read on for a good idea of what to expect and what to plan for.

1) Wander around the vineyards of Epernay and the like, and there are many. There’s nothing More

Put down the glass

It may be tempting to spend all your time in the Champagne region visiting the caves and sampling the local wares. But if you spend your few days in dark cellars or sleeping over your over-indulgences, then you’ll miss out on all the glorious scenery that the region has to offer.
As you can imagine for an area that is famous for what is essentially an agricultural industry, there are huge areas of countryside, lots of which is uniformly planted More

Visiting Paris, The City of Love

Europe is large and vast. The land spans from the Irish west coast to east coast of Russia and northern climes of Iceland to sun-baked beaches of the Mediterranean. This continent comprises green meadows, ice mountain caps, tranquil seas, sandy beaches and beautiful cities. It is made of many countries which offer diverse culture, tradition, history, cuisine and language. It is amazing and beautiful. It is flocked by millions of tourists each year. Selecting the top ten destinations is More

The Cornish pasty joins champagne

A new, British addition has been made to the extensive lists of products defined under European Union law as only being able to come from one place. This is a particularly complicated turn of phrase which approximately describes the system under which products are protected from effective forgery. Yet what has now joined champagne and Parma ham?

The humble Cornish pasty has joined not just champagne and Parma ham, but Melton Mowbray pork pies, bundz sheep’s milk cheese, Newcastle brown More

A quick break to Florida

Yes, not exactly France I know, but I wanted to recant the tale anyway.
Heading for the Sunshine State is my great escape every few years for a couple of weeks of fun in the sun for the Miami or Jacksonville beach scene. Traveling is not all it’s cracked to be when you have to pay for a pricey room with fewer and fewer amenities. The best way to visit the places I like to go is to book a More

Holiday home away from home

Whenever you escape to the sun, sea and sangria there is usually one thing you would love to take with you, your home comforts. To holiday in a place where you call home tends to be one of those things which some would love and others would hate. To some a holiday is only a holiday whereby you do not have to lift a single finger to do any work whatsoever. To others, a holiday tends to be a place More