Explore the Diverse Landscapes of France

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France is as diverse as its landscapes: from the endless beaches of Normandy to the perched villages of Provence and the green hills of Auvergne to the turquoise bays of Corsica. Meet the real French for wine tastings and cooking classes, off-the-beaten-tracks visits, exclusive itineraries with our expert licensed guides that drive and more…

Discover the largest country of West Europe, more of half of France is composed of vast plains, beautiful coasts and France hosts Western Europe's highest peak in the Alps, Mont Blanc. The climate is temperate, except near the mountains or in the northeast, with cool winters and mild summers. Southern France is generally warm, with mild winters and hot summers.

French people are known for good fashion sense and good food. They are courteous people, but also frank and usually to the point. French is the official language of France, and it is important for you to learn a bit of French. Indeed, your trip will be more enjoyable if you are able to relate to French people. Also, it will be easier to understand the culture once you learn the language.

As for French manners, the handshake is commonly used in France when people meet another for the first time, in both social and business settings. Close friends greet each other by kissing each other on the cheek (Ia bise). People typically greet one another with bonjour (good morning), bonsoir (good afternoon) and au revoir (goodbye). Party guests are expected to bring a gift, such as flowers or a bottle of wine.

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