A Short Guide to France
France is a fascinating country, for many the birthplace of liberty , this country has a rich and interesting history. For many it is considered one of the most romantic countries in the world and it is definitely one of the most popular tourist attractions for people not only in Europe but all around the globe. The French are a proud people and are very particular about their culture.
There are numerous things to do in the country of France, for starters the people are known for their extremely exquisite taste in fashion and cuisine. Some of the world's most famous designers have come from this country, and Paris joins Milan, London and New York as one of the most famous fashion capitals in the world. Equally famous the world over is the French cuisine, they have a particular ethos when it comes to food, which is that the dish should look as good as it tastes. The people also have strange items on the menu amongst which are frogs legs and snails, not to the liking of everyone it should be noted.
Other attractions around France include famous skiing facilities, long vineyards producing wines for the locals and beautiful little villages untouched by the hectic and somewhat lonely lifestyles produced by technological modernity. The South of France is particularly popular for people seeking a warmer climate. The Cannes film Festival is an annual event which attracts celebrities from all over the world. The area is littered with luxury hotels and resorts and many people come to enjoy sailing on the sea on their private yachts.
There is a certain charm about this country, it has a certain laid-back feeling and it is a definite favourite with the rich and famous. Paris, of course, is the most popular city in the whole of France. The skyline is dominated by the world famous Eiffel Tower and a popular attraction is the Champs Élysée where people come to do a spot of shopping, people watching or to just enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee. Other destinations in France which offer a less crowded experience can be found in Gascony and the island of Corsica. These destinations offer a chance to get away from it all.
The most important event in the history of France was the revolution which occurred in 1789. The motto which emerged from the revolution was liberty, equality and fraternity. This event is celebrated annually via the people dancing, seting off dazzling fireworks and displaying a more serious military parade. It has in the past expanded its influence over many parts of the world, in particular North Africa. In recent times it is a very active member of the European Union and is in quiet competition with the current leading states, namely the United States and the United Kingdom.
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