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 France - a Land of Food, Wine and Culture

From the warm peaceful waters of the French Riviera to the majestic castles of the Loire Valley to the quaint sidewalk cafes of Paris to the skiing resorts of the French Alps, France has a lot to offer travellers. It is one of the most geographically diverse countries in Europe and it offers superb food, wine, scenery, culture, historical attractions and much more. It is little wonder that France has been the most popular tourist destination in the world for over 20 years.

The Tastes of France

French cuisine is renowned all over the world and during your trip you will have the chance to taste some of this amazing food. Soft and flaky croissants, creamy fromage, hearty and satisfying boeuf bourguignon, vegetable-packed ratatouille, fresh and crisp salade ni?se. If you are already starting to drool just reading these words, then you will love visiting France and eating the delicious local cuisine.

Wonderful Wines

France is one of the largest wine producers in the world and many of the regions date their wine-making tradition back to Roman times. France has one of the oldest systems of laws concerning winemaking and production in the world, in order to ensure the quality and authenticity of each varietal. If you are a wine-lover, your taste buds will delight when sampling all of the choices that France has to offer.

Art and Culture

The immense collection of artwork at the Louvre, including the famous Mona Lisa. The tranquil gardens at Giverny where Monet painted his water lilies. The sculptures of Rodin. The thought-provoking modern works at the Centre Pompidou. France is a must visit destination for art lovers.

Big City or Tiny Village?

When you rent a holiday accommodation in France, consider whether you want to enjoy the big city life or the laid back pace of a small village? Staying in an apartment in Paris means that you can enjoy fine dining, art galleries and museums, nightlife and much more. However, there is also a lot of charm to the small villages of France. Many of them still have their gorgeous historic architecture and they are set within the picturesque countryside. Buy some fresh cheese and a baguette from the local market and then enjoy a picnic in a lovely meadow or park.

Tips for Renting a Holiday Home in France

If you are planning to stay in a holiday home in France, here are some valuable tips:

• Conduct some research of the location before you choose your holiday villa. Is there a shop or a restaurant within walking distance? How close is it to the amenities that you will need on a daily basis?
• Choose a holiday home with a fully equipped kitchen, so that you can buy cheap and delicious food at the local market and save money by cooking for yourself.
• If you don?t speak French, make sure that you have someone who does help you with the rental agreement ? so that you know what you are signing.
• Visiting France during the summer months of June, July and August means the biggest crowds and highest prices. Visit during the shoulder seasons of autumn or spring for a better experience.