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Glittering cities, masterpiece-packed
museums, epicurean pleasures and
multifaceted landscapes from the
towering snow-covered Alps in the east
to the surf-pounded Atlantic coast in the
west, and the chalky cliffs of La Manche
(the English Channel) in the north to the
palm-fringed Mediterranean beaches in
the south exert a magnetic pull on trav
ellers, with France consistently ranking as
the most visited country in the world.

Appreciation of the finer things in life
extends into all corners of day-to-day
existence in France: an artistic sensibility
is overlaid on everything from food and
wine to fashion, architecture, philosophy,
cinematography and even the very act
of living itself, known as art de vivre .

This is a country that places as much
importance on bread, cheese and a
leisurely predinner apro (aperitif) as it
does on exquisite ptisseries (pastries),
Michelin-starred gastronomy and
Champagne. In every aspect of life,
the emphasis is on quality rather than
quantity, with simple rituals forming a
cherished part of the day.

This book covers a smorgasbord of
Frances most emblematic experienc
es, both traditional and contemporary,
luxurious and rustic, high adrenalin and
slow paced, celebrated and sobering,
iconic and little known. It aims to inspire
you to discover the country through what
makes its inhabitants tick, helping you
tap into the essence of French culture.
To that end, this book isnt broken up by
regions or major sights but instead by five
chapters aligned with the countrys
quintessential traits, each profiling a
different flavour and texture of France:

Innovation & Creation: Inventions,
Designs and New Opportunities

Je Ne Sais Quoi: What Makes France
So Very French

Joie de Vivre: The Key to Enjoying Life

Light & Shade: Art & Revolution,
Love & War

Out of the Blue: Unexpected &
Surprising Experiences

Within these themes, this books individu
al features examine how French life plays
out for locals and visitors. As you take a
treasure hunt through its pages, youll
find that whether youre tasting full
bodied reds in the vine-laced countryside
surrounding Bordeaux, tackling Corsicas
vertiginous GR20 hiking trail, lazing on a
sunlounger on the Cte dAzur (French
Riviera), driving past Provences fragrant
deep-purple lavender fields, sipping a
coffee on the terrace of a Parisian cafe,
roaming the corridors of stately Loire
Valley chteaux, catching a cutting-edge
design exhibition in Lille, or jostling to
buy truffles and charcuterie at a village
market deep in the Dordogne, France will
enchant, enlighten and whet your appetite
for more.

...and with that,

welcome to France

Left Gargoyles atop Cathdrale Notre Dame de Paris

Contents

Introduction

Landscapes & Journeys

Arts & Design

Food & Drink

People, Culture & History

A Day in France

Experiences by Region

Northern France

Central France

Southwest France

Southeast France

Paris

Through the Eyes of Hemingway

The Vinyl Frontier:
A Crate-Diggers Guide

Little Africa

State-of-the-Art Structures

Required Viewing

What Lies Beneath

The Louvre: Beyond the Mona Lisa

Falling for Parisian Ptisserie

Paris For a Song

The Vinyl Frontier:
A Crate-Diggers Guide

Innovation & Creation

Bourdeaux: Sleeping Beauty Awakes

Super-Sized Millau

Bire Artisanale:
A Travellers Guide to Beer

Greening the Nation

Art That Startles

The French Kitchen

Lille: Design Capital

Famous French Inventions

Land of Learning & Literature

Bire Artisanale:
A Travellers Guide to Beer

Je Ne Sais Quoi

Blessed Are the Cheesemakers

Bread, Bread, Glorious Bread

Design Icon: Citron 2CV

All Hail the Haute Couture

A Day in the Life of a School Child

Buf Bourguignon

Summit Special: A Guide
to the Tour de France

Take It Easy or Step It Up:
Cycling the Alps

Sniff Out a Scent
at a Perfume School

Loire Valley Chteaux

Architectural Odes to the Heavens

Discover Your Perfect Drop

Winter Wonderland

Summit Special: A Guide
to the Tour de France

Take It Easy or Step It Up:
Cycling the Alps

Sniff Out a Scent
at a Perfume School

Joie de Vivre

Hyres: The Original French Riviera

Eating Out: The Best of the Best

Carnaval de Nice

Champagne: Bubbles Galore

Lavender Fields of Provence

le de R on Two Wheels

All Things AOP & AOC

La Ville Rose on Foot

Admiring the Architecture
of Southwest France

A Musical Medley

Trek Corsica

Rural Riches of the Dordogne

Marseille: A Drink with a View

Bouchons & Beaujolais in Lyon

Admiring the Architecture
of Southwest France

Light & Shade

An Impression of
Monets Normandy

A Warrior, A Hero: Jeanne dArc

Cave Art of the Vzre Valley

120 Years of Cinema

Silver Screen: Versailles

Ooh La La

In Napolons Footsteps

Spotlight on French Football

Bastille Day: Reminders
of Revolution

Lyons Hidden Labyrinth

Flanders & Beyond

D-Day Beaches

An Impression of
Monets Normandy

Bastille Day: Reminders
of Revolution

Out of the Blue

Boating the Canal du Nivernais

Megalithic Brittany

Volcanic Auvergne

Bouldering at Fountainebleau

Fantastical Funfair

Trekking with Donkeys:
The Stevenson Trail

Wildlife Spotters Guide

Oldest, Longest, Largest, Greatest...

Celebrating a Summer-Pasture Stroll

Harnessing the Sun

Route AD 66: Road-Tripping the
Roman Ruins of Southern France

The Shifting Sands of Pilat

A Kite-Flying Spectacle

Trekking with Donkeys:
The Stevenson Trail

Route AD 66: Road-Tripping the
Roman Ruins of Southern France

The Vinyl Frontier:
A Crate-Diggers Guide

Bire Artisanale:
A Travellers Guide to Beer

Summit Special: A Guide
to the Tour de France

Take It Easy or Step It Up:
Cycling the Alps

Sniff Out a Scent
at a Perfume School

Admiring the Architecture
of Southwest France

An Impression of
Monets Normandy

Bastille Day: Reminders
of Revolution

Trekking with Donkeys:
The Stevenson Trail

Route AD 66: Road-Tripping the
Roman Ruins of Southern France

Landscapes & Journeys

From rugged peaks to rolling breakers

Above Lavender and sunflower fields , Provence

Known as LHexagone for its shape,
mainland France is Europes third-largest
country (after Russia and Ukraine) at
551,000 sq km. Its scale, its geographical
position at the crossroads of northern,
central and southern Europe, and its
varied terrain, result in a rare environmen
tal diversity for a single country: in France
its possible to surf barrelling breakers,
ski powdery, near-vertical slopes, explore
volcanic springs and perfume-producing
flower fields, hike through canyons and
forests, and boat along tranquil interior
waterways.

France is fringed by water or mountains
along every side except the northeast.
The countrys 3427km-long coastline
ranges from white-chalk cliffs and
treacherous promontories in the north
to fine-sand Atlantic beaches in the west
and pebbly Mediterranean shores in the
south. Western Europes highest peak,
Mont Blanc (4810m) crowns the French
Alps, which soar along Frances east
ern border. North of Lake Geneva, the
limestone Jura Mountains reach heights

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