France is not only the native land of magnificent wine and cognac brands, fashion and musketeers, along with the several other European countries a large quantity of grades of cheese which number is not less than the number of asterisks on flags of all states of the world are cultivated here.
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Top 10 places worth visited in Paris
27 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
A huge number of every possible articles, reviews, poems and novels is written about Paris. And on our site it is possible to find a lot of interesting information on this remarkable city. And always reading something it would be desirable not only that the reading matter was interesting but also informative and, probably, useful. In this small article we also have decided to make some kind of charts of the most interesting Parisian places necessary to include in the program of stay in the capital of France. So, we begin.
Rural beauty and simplicity of Paris
25 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
In a former Soviet period in Russia this joke was rather popular:
Two old friends talk, and one speaks to another:
- The spring has come again, and again I want to go to Paris.
The second reasonably notices:
- Have you visited Paris last spring?
- No, but a year ago I wanted to visit it as much as this year…
Modern Paris – beer and kebab…
22 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
For many of us France associates with always elegant ladies, fashion, cheese and wine, frog pads, Peugeot and Renault. It’s a deceptive stereotype. Other rules and laws reign in the country nowadays. Modern France is hundred thousands of women dressed in hijab, the whole sea of the Chinese and Turkish consumer goods, beer and döner kebab, and the place of the French cars is occupied with foreign marks even more often. For someone it might seem unreal, we suggest to “walk” on some stereotypes which have developed in our consciousness about this remarkable European country.
Loire – the land of magnificent castles…
20 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
Without exaggeration one of the most valuable pearls of France is the valley of the river Loire. This French region attracts ten thousand travelers from many countries of the world every year.
As the basic sights of Loire are numerous castles it is abundantly clear that staying here cannot be limited to one or two days. According to tourist guidebooks there are forty two ancient Château (so Frenchmen name castles) on river banks, however separate sources testify that there are about three hundreds of them.
Expanding our Parisian routes
18 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
Classical Parisian sights are good of course. And we recommend everyone to visit them, especially to those who come to this city for the first time as to arrive to Paris and not to see Tour Eiffel or the Louvre will be a crime. However, believe that there is still a set of interesting in Paris that is not specified in each tourist guidebook. It is possible to visit such places which actually allow to like the Parisian spirit without pathos of the official sights. In this small narration we wish to tell you about such places of the French capital.
Discover a different Paris!
15 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
It is obvious that any city (especially such an ancient one as Paris) has a set of widely recognized and known sights, and also it is a lot of places which are not known to general public outside of local “ring road”. We already told on pages of our site about the most well-known Parisian sights, we stopped on some other places in hope to draw your attention to them. In this material we also wish to describe some less “PRed” places of the French capital which, nevertheless, can seem interesting enough to someone.
French Riviera (Côte d’Azur) – the centre of European glamour and luxury
13 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
France was always attractive to millions tourists from all over the world for the numerous sights and resorts. Not only Paris, but also many other cities are visited by many tourists in a warm season.
For the today, French Riviera is one of the most popular and known resorts. Such cities as Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez and Monaco, became an integral part of a route for many compatriots travelling across France. And magnificent yachts of some millionaires have a constant residence permit in bays of these cities which is a serious indicator of their social status.
Mont Saint-Michel – majestic monastery of archangel Michael
11 April 2010 1 comment Share/Save
We welcome our readers on pages of our site and we continue to place information on remarkable places and interesting sights of Paris and other areas of France. Mont Saint-Michel – the well-known Norman fortress, high walls of which have rich history and amaze of tourists from various corners of the world with its greatness.
To reach the island on which the fortress is located, you should do a considerable way among various landscapes, sea and rocks. Having appeared on seacoast, the magnificent picture consisting of numerous elements collected in one correct and majestic pyramid of a fortress will open before your sight. To get on island it is necessary to pass about two kilometers on the artificial dam connecting the island fortress with the seacoast.
Paris – is good! But it’s not all France…
10 April 2010 No comments Share/Save
Many people when France is mentioned imagine Paris with its well-known Tour Eiffel and Champs Elysée. And if the interlocutor says he or she is going to visit France thus without having visited the country’s capital, the most typical remark might be “What do you wish to see there? France is only Paris!” But actually it is the most interesting European country each region of which will necessarily surprise even the most prejudiced tourist. Lyon differs from Nice the way Vladivostok differs from St. Petersburg, and each (even the smallest) French city has the distinctive features inherent only in it.
When you decide to make a trip to France but have no accurate view on where to go, we recommend to pay attention to Aquitania department which administrative centre is Bordeaux – the native land of the well-known wine with the same name.
