Tourism in france

In France, is it customary to say, everything ends in song: in the 50s, while Edith Piaf sang the sky of Paris, Charles Trenet cheerfully celebrated the National 7, the scenic road that led so many French "to the shores of the south."

The City of Light and the Riviera: the myths, which attract millions of visitors each year, made the Douce France the first world tourist destination. Still, it's forget too quickly the diversity that exists on this earth stretched to the Atlantic Ocean but firmly moored to the European continent. "There is, I believe, no country in the world where there are so many contradictions in France," Voltaire liked to say.

Indeed, what to do if the sloping roof of the north with the roof terraces of the south? Can we compare the legendary windy Britain, so close to our Anglo-Saxon friends, colorful Basque Country, which reaches out to Spain?

Visiting France is approaching the story of an ocean, three seas and eight neighboring countries and principalities that have shaped attitudes without ever really threaten the famous "French chauvinism". Whatever your destination, the most delicious culinary luminaries, including wine and cheese await you on trays with regional accents. A good reason to explore the four corners of the hexagon!