France is the only country that really shows how grand travelling in Europe can be. From Cannes, which is known for its art around the world, to the Riviera, where you can relax in style, France has shown a remarkable ability to get past its troubled past by making life better through these experiences. When you finally treat yourself and go to France, the variety of the country will keep you interested, full, and wanting more.
France has always been at the forefront of social revolutions and cultural renaissances in Europe. France is an enlightened society with a classic charm. It will take you through centuries of power and progress, defeats and suffering, all of which have a timeless quality. In July, if you go to France, you can see Bastille Day, which is a celebration of the fall of the prison that King Louis XVI and his predecessors used to stop social unrest and censor or torture people who upset the public. The French people see this day as a sign of how important social freedoms and democratic government are to them. The main party takes place where the Bastille used to be in Paris.
Explore the French countryside, where there are many Roman ruins from the 1st to the 5th centuries. In the south of France, Greoux-Les-Bains is known for its hot springs and the ruins of Roman bath tubs and swimming pools that used the hot water from these springs. Aix-en-Provence is a well-known town in France that is a centre for wine and art. It also has a Roman past as an old city with two aqueducts that show how advanced Roman technology was.
For a more unique experience, go to the Loire Valley, which is full of castles from the Middle Ages, and has a real Chateau experience. Many of the old and beautiful castles have rooms for rent, especially in the summer. There is no better way to learn about French history, and the castles often have the best wines from the area around them.
More than just a history lesson, a trip to France
France is known all over the world for its delicious food, great wines, and sophisticated way of life. It is also a great way to learn about Europe's fascinating history. Visit Nice to enjoy the popular Riviera way of life without all the crowds of tourists in nearby St. Tropez. In addition to climbing the Eiffel Tower or getting lost in the Louvre, you should try a quiche Lorraine in a cafe on the outskirts of Paris. No matter how you choose to travel, you can't miss France's strong culture and long history.
