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 16th May 2008
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The Regions of FranceWelcome to our guide to French RegionsFrance is huge and surprisingly diverse. These pages will help you to get to grips with all the beautiful and fascinating regions which make up France, and what they each have to offer for visitors.Alsace-Lorraine Aquitaine Auvergne Brittany Burgundy Champagne-Ardennes Corsica Franche-Comté Languedoc-Roussillon Limousin Loire Valley Normandy Le Nord Paris, Ile de France Picardy Poitou-Charentes Provence Pyrenees Rhone Valley & French Alps Gemma Driver Editor FrenchEntrée Holidays holidayseditor@frenchentree.com Also Try...
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Arras is a little-known town in the far North of France, near Lille. It is quick and easy to reach by ferry (Calais or Dieppe) or plane (Le Touquet or Lille), and filled with beautiful old houses and interesting architecture. But there's much more to the town than it's buildings, museums and shops...
Recent variations in the weather have prompted people to wonder whether the country is already showing the effects of global warming...
If you want to try something a little different, what about a walking holiday with a donkey? These gentle creatures have been a desirable travelling companion for milennia, providing baggage transport, amusement and a sense of security. Christine Keiffer runs one of around 150 farms throughout France hiring out donkeys to walkers. She speaks to FrenchEntrée-Holidays about walking with donkeys...
Peter Mayle’s best-selling book, inspired by the real life story of an English wine maker in France, is now a film starring Russell Crowe. Hollywood director, Sir Ridley Scott and his neighbour in France, Peter Mayle, teamed up to make 'A Good Year...'
