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France refuses to define herself with one single
theme. Home to more than 62 million people,
France is a diverse country rich in art, history,
design, culture and culinary excellence.
For generations, France has become for many
the location for the best wines. Bordeaux has been
referred to as the fine wine capitol of the world.
France produces about seven to eight billion bottles
of wine per year, and has been producing fine wine
since about the 6th century A.D.
Home to the the world famous Le Cordon Bleu, French
cuisine may know no rival considering the
assortment of sauces, cheese, truffles, and other delicacies
prepared by French chefs. From the corner cafe to fine
dining, a meal in France may prove to be your best ever.
From Haut Couture to French fashion designers , France
has lead the way in fashion since about the 16th century and
even has many aspects embedded in French society today.
The French people enjoy universal health care coverage that
covers all who reside legally in France. In 2000, the World Health
Organization assessed France provided the best overall health
care in the world. The life expectancy in France is 81. The
French also enjoy a minimum of 40 paid vacation days per year.
So, to say the French have a good healthy lifestyle may be an
understatement.
Most seasoned travelers would recommend visiting France in
either the spring or fall.
Points Of Interests
The Louvre Museum (one of the world's largest)
The Palace of Versailles
The Eiffel Tower
The Catacombs of Paris
Moulin Rouge
The Musée de L'Armée (The Museum of Army and Tomb of Napolean)
Château de Chambord (Chambord Castle)
Mont Saint-Michel
Marne France - Dormans World War I Memorial
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