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Welcome to the enchanting land of France, where every corner is a story waiting to be told. Travel to the romantic streets of Paris to the sun-kissed vineyards of Bordeaux, France is a country that captivates the heart and soul. Imagine strolling through charming villages, savoring delicious pastries at a quaint café, and exploring historic castles that whisper tales of the past. Whether you’re basking in the Mediterranean sun on the French Riviera or wandering through the lavender fields of Provence, France offers a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. Join me on this journey as we uncover the hidden gems and iconic landmarks that make France a dream destination. Bon voyage!✨

Le Buci, a Parisian Cafe in Paris France in the Morning light.
France 2023
Fete Du Citron Parade. A Young lady poses in a traditional costume of brazil. Striking Red feathers and a Sparkling outfit
Fete Du Citron, Menton France

Language

The language spoken in France is French
Some common phrases are:
Hello/Goodbye – Bonjour (pronounced: bon-zhoor)
Thank you – Merci (pronounced: mehr-see)
Excuse me/Sorry – Pardon (pronounced: par-don)

currency

The currency used throughout France is Euro.

Weather

France’s weather is wonderfully diverse, offering something for every traveler! The country enjoys a mix of climates, from the Mediterranean warmth in the south to the cooler, oceanic breezes in the north. Summers are generally warm and sunny, perfect for exploring the picturesque countryside and coastal regions. Winters can be chilly, especially in the interior and mountainous areas, but they bring a magical charm to the cities and villages. Whether you’re basking in the sun on the French Riviera or enjoying a cozy winter in Paris, France’s weather adds a unique touch to every season! 🌞❄️

At a glance

My experience in France

France is a country that I go to time and time again. I love this country as I find it enchanting, the food so good and the people inviting. I have spent time in Menton, Nice, Paris, Bordeaux, Strasbourg and Toulouse. Each area is different than the last. My husband speaks French so we try to go there as often as we can so he can practice his French skills. My favorite place in France? Bordeaux and the St. Emilion region!

  • Transportation Tip – When it comes to long-distance travel in France, the TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) is your best friend. These high-speed trains whisk you between major cities like Paris, Lyon, and Marseille in no time, offering a comfortable and scenic journey. Booking your tickets in advance can save you some euros and guarantee you a seat. It’s the perfect way to see the country while traveling in style. Bon voyage!

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