Top 5 of the most beautiful French tourist regions

1) PROVENCE – the ALPS – COAST(RIB) OF AZURE
At the top of our classification(ranking), without great surprise: the region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Luxurious Côte d’Azur(French Riviera) there was no need to present, we think less of the peace of the Alps and the sensual delight of Provence. PACA(PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTE D’AZUR) it is all the natures, all the atmospheres at hand. At only two o’clock of the sea take advantage of Alpes-du-Sud to ski, go hiking, blow. In Provence, appreciate(estimate) the beauty of the landscapes and the historical heritage.

2) LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON
The famous City of Carcassonne is the jewel of the region, considered today as the most beautiful medieval city strengthened by the world. You will be dazzled by the rocky coast of Pyrenees which alternate with long sandy beaches, protecting vast ponds (Etang de Thau, pond of Vendres, pond of Méjean). Do not miss to make a tour for the national park of the Cévennes. This park is situated in full mountain massif.

3) BRITTANY

Brittany it is not only crêpes! To Carnac, in the South of the Brittany, you can discover one of the most mysterious sites of France with its numerous menhirs. This region arranges in particular numerous natural sites, more particularly Côte de Granit Rose. You will be seduced by the impressive forms of his granite sculptures stemming from the erosion. Having contemplated them, what could be more animating that a small bath in Manche?

4) PAYS DE LA LOIRE
Val de Loire is classified in the UNESCO world heritage thanks to the various regional nature reserves (the swamp from Poitou, the salterns of Vendée and Loire-Atlantique) and in the castles of the Loire (the castle of Montreuil-Bellay, the castle of Montsoreau, the castle of Saumur). Very close to Angers, in the middle of vineyards(vines), admire the highest castle of France: the castle of Brissac. After all these visits, why not learn about the peach, the plaice, typical of the region?

5) BASSE-NORMANDIE
Normandy (displease the Bretons there) it is before any the Mont Saint-Michel, classified UNESCO world heritage. Set up 1 600 years ago in quicksands, it is a real architectural exploit for this period. It is the third site the most visited in France after the Eiffel Tower and the Palace of Versailles. On the shore side, the ” Road of the Cider ” east of Caen, is a tourist route which crosses a typically Norman landscape and connects villages by small picturesque roads.

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