I'm planning a trip to Paris in the spring (and soo excited to go). I was wondering in anyone had suggestions/reccomendations of places you love in Paris or have heard things about.
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I'm in the northwest, what's the cheapest way? Easy Jet from London? A ferry over? What's a budget way to travel over north France while i'm there aswell, train?...
What was the capital city's name in ancient roman times and what is its nickname today? Also, what museum in this country is home to the worlds most famous painting?
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I already know what sights I'm going to see, but are there any items that you can only get in France that would be interesting to bring back to America to wear/use/share, etc?...
I am taking the family--husband and three kids- to France for the month in June. Can anyone recommend an area or resort small town where we could rent a house? We would need some kid friendly ...
I asked a french person if there were places to relax and swim within the region where nice is and she said it was all stone and harbors, maybe she misunderstood me, I want to go to sandy beaches so I...
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Where in france is there great weather frequently?
If I like it sunny, a little cool but also a little warm, where I france should I go to travel?
The south of france as many mentioned is probably your best bet. Cannes and Nice, Aix en provence, MArseille are very nice places, they do get crowded though startin in June.
If you want a not as travelled place you may want to try perpignan, around bordeaux is very nice (bassin d'arcachon) and not as a popular destination. (going south of bordeaux is quite nice and beautiful weather).
Carcassonne and Toulouse are nice derstinations as well, Carcassonne is a fortified city and is a beautifull place.
alan
The further south you go the warmer it gets
Rillifane
Probably the French Riviera. Places like Nice and Cannes.
But, as much as I like France, if that's what you're looking for then it seems to me that the Algave in Portugal would be a better bet.
Laloos™
there is Lorraine and Bretagne they are at a temperate zone in temperature good luck
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