The most romantic places in France -> World Tourism

  Stating that France is one of the most romantic countries in the world is not enough. According to the leading tourist companies, France is among the most visited countries in the world. Beauty of its places is beyond any doubts. Paris conquers everyone with its marvelous white sandy beaches, lovely mountains, delicious cuisine, exquisite wine and so much more. Dotted with medieval castles, you will have the feeling that you are in a country full of knights and kings. From time to time...

 Without doubts, there is no France without the Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is an icon of Paris and France. It is the most notorious man-made construction in the world.  This Tower is named Eiffel in the honour of its designer, Gustave Eiffel. It weighs 7.300 tons. Each year it is painted in a new colour. Building of the Eiffel Tower took 3 years, nobody liked it, the public had a rather cold reaction, but then people considered the Tower to be awesome, huge and ...

  Saint Paul de Vence is a charming fortified village in Provence, with art galleries, boutiques and nice cafes. It is difficult to find something not adorable about this unique village. A walk on its streets reveals elegant fountains, vine-covered stone walls and medieval statues. Besides, there are amazing views of mountains and sea. Let us agree that this is the perfect tourist trap.   Saint Paul de Vence hosts over 2.5 million tourists annually. It isn't the eas...

  Corsica is one of the 26 regions of France, located on the homonymous island in the Mediterranean. The capital city is Ajaccio region, with two departments: South-Corse and Haute-Corse. Corsica delights visitors with its beautiful landscapes and charming towns. One of the most picturesque settlements is Bonifacio. Corsica has been described by Balzac as a French island washed by the Italian sun. This island has a distinct character that makes it unique. It is a combination of exercise...

  In 1854, the wife of Napoleon III, Empress Eugenia, built a palace on the shores of Biarritz in southern France, almost instantly transforming the region from a port town into a holiday resort worth of royal attention. Today, Biarritz Bay remains a pride for Côte Basque region, each year attracting surfers and beach lovers. For romantics, cliff walks near the Queen Eugenia Hotel du Palais, can become an exciting venture. Magnificent location, beautiful sandy beaches and mild clim...

  You can get lost in the noise of this port city, which is not comparable to anything else. Besides visiting the picturesque tavernas in the area, the docks and a great outlet, you can also rent a barge to discover what Marseille is about.   Marseille is one of the oldest and most important ports in Europe and perhaps the most diverse as ethnic composition among the cities in France. For many, the city’s name is associated with the French national anthem...