| Romancing the French Mystique |
| Beauty as the Seine Flows |
| France has about everything a tourist is likely to want. Rich romantic history – starting from the ancient courts to Napoleon to beyond the World Wars; a coveted gastronomic culture – excellent wines, best cheeses, and subtle flavors; international trade fairs and reputed business centers; the best of fashion brands and a pulsating nightlife; pristine natural beauty and varied landscapes including lush beaches in the south and the towering Pyrenees – the very hallmarks of tourism. It is not for nothing that each year millions of international visitors make a beeline to France. |
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| Most Visited Cities of France |
| France is the world’s most-visited country. Besides the colorful history and vibrant culture, the booming industries and businesses of the country attract a great many visitors each year. |
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Paris
The capital city of France is the world’s favorite tourist destination. The Louvre, the Eiffel, the Seine, the many museums, parks and pulsating nightlife – that is the soul of Paris.
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Marseille
Marseille, an old port city, is the cultural hub of France. Filmmaking, food, opera, and festivals are at the heart of life in Marseilles.
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Lyon
The city of Lyon is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Lumiere brothers invented the cinematographe in Lyon.
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Toulouse
With one of the oldest universities in Europe, Toulouse is also the center of the aerospace industry in Europe.
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Nimes
Nimes, in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France, has a history that is older than the Roman Empire. It is also one of the favorite tourist destinations in France.
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Mulhouse
Often referred to as the French Manchester, Mulhouse is famous for the many museums in the city including the country’s oldest rail and automobile museums.
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Best Weather:
May, June, September and October |
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Affordable Rates
November to February |
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Most Crowded:
July and August |
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The restaurants in France add a 15% service charge to your bill. You are not required to leave a tip. If you are happy and wish to appreciate the person who served you, you may leave €1-5 as an extra tip. |
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Tourists to France are required to pay a Tourism Tax. This is usually charged by the hotel or the apartment you stay in. Do check at the time of booking your stay. |
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In France, great wine is cheaper than water. Try some of the AOC wines including Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. |
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Dining out in Paris is very expensive. If you are on a shoestring budget you may want to buy some great cheese, breads, fruits, meats, and wine from the local market and make an excellent but inexpensive meal. |
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