Do you know france (apart Paris) ?

Question

Apart Paris of course ^^

Answer 1

Heck yeah, but i really only know northern france.  Bretagne is gorgeous.  The French countryside is probably more amazing tovisit than Paris, but i wouldn't tell many peoplethat, the tourists would ruin that too.  I also loved the cityof Troyes. and Fountainbleau (although fountainbleau could be considered a suburb of Paris, it is far enough away sothe tourists don't get there very often.

Answer 2

Yes I live near to Fontainebleau and it's a very nice town, with a castle, 50 kilometers away from Paris, and there are many restaurants and cafés...very nice, especially on the week end.

South of France is beautiful : Bordeaux (south-west), where they produce good red wine, or Toulouse, called la ville rose (pink town), because of the pink stone of which it is largely build, or the french Riviera=la côte d'azur) and the climate is generaly better, and people more  relaxed.

La Vendée (on the west coast of France) is a very nice and touristic area, with nice towns on the seashore.

Answer 3

There's something else in France beside Paris???????

Answer 4

The southwest of France, Dordogne, Gers, Lot, Tarn, Lot-et-Garonne, and Gironde just to name a few.  

Some of the best French cuisine comes from these areas of France and have served as a bases for much of the finer French cuisine that people pay top dollar for in fine restaurants!  

There are so many things to see and do that even a week isn't enough!

Also, the Pyrenee moutains, Spain, and Andorra are not far away.

JJ

Answer 5

Don't forget eastern France.

Regions such as Alsace or Lorraine have great assets: wines, beers, sausages, nice villages and towns...

I suggest you to visit Strasbourg, 3h away from Paris by train.

As the city is on the French-German border, you have a great access to the Germany.

Answer 6

OUI, je connais bien ma région, i.e Provence !

any questions and I will answer you ! promis :-)