As the largest European country and one with a history that stretches back to 50,000 BC, spanning multiple invasions from the likes of the Franks, the Celts, and the Roman Empire, as well as the rise and fall of Napoleon, France is a European destination that literally has so much to see and do that you will have to come back dozens of times to see and experience all that she has to offer.
The food and wine combined with the idyllic landscape of quaint countryside villages and bustling modern cities has left France with the reputation of being one of the most talked about and visited destinations in the world. From honeymoons to family getaways, to the homes of Hollywood movie stars, there is something about France that draws people in, captivates them with her charm, and drowns them in her romance.
You do not need a visa to travel to France, just your passport. And as one of Europe’s premier destinations, transportation and accommodation are as Western as it gets. Accommodation ranges across the board, from small, quiet lodgings in a countryside cottage, to a sun-soaked resort on the beach, to a full on luxury lodge high in the French mountains.
Hiking, biking, driving, or railing – there are many ways to see all that you want while visiting France. The Pyrenees Mountains and the Pyrenees National Park provide a glimpse of raw nature at its best, particularly for those interested in hiking and biking, and the road system provides travellers an easy route to get from either mountain to seaside or vice versa without ever breaking a sweat.
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September 14th, 2009 at 5:16 am
I love going to France, I was over their last year for a week and did some good travelling about.
September 16th, 2009 at 3:46 am
Hey VB,
I have to agree that i love france
Drew
September 23rd, 2009 at 4:20 am
I go to France every other year and never get bored of going.
October 1st, 2009 at 8:24 am
HAHA France is one of the best short break destinations around