France is administratively divided into 26 regions, on land there are 22 regions, and 4 more are sea territories.

In the south-west of France, on the border with Spain is the former Roman province of Aquitaine. Tourists from all over the world are attracted by a two-hundred-kilometer long beach line, extended woodlands and endless vineyards, which are the visiting card of the region. The main cultural, excursion, gastronomic and wine center of the region is the city of Bordeaux.

Region The country of the Loire is named after the main river of France Loire. The Loire Valley are castles. Tourist routes lie past fortified strongholds of the Middle Ages and elegant palaces of the 16th and 17th centuries. A special glamor when visiting the Land of the Loire is a stop overnight at one of the castles turned into a hotel.

Ile de France is in the center of the country, it is the true heart of France. Here there were all the most important events in French history, here is the capital of France - Paris.

Already the name of the Rhône-Alpes region promises the enjoyment of natural tourism. Fans of active leisure can cross the plains of the Rhône, storm the Alps, explore mountain lakes, visit the French part of Lake Geneva. Here is the second city of France Lyon, the main ski resorts and the famous thermal resort Evian.

The sun illuminates the lands of the Côte d'Azur 300 days a year. Here you will find stunning scenery and comfort of the French Riviera, mountain ranges, stormy rivers and 40 kilometers of luxurious beaches. Particularly enjoyable stroll through the streets of old French cities and the coastal boulevards of Cannes and Nice.

If you like the North Sea, go to Normandy, located on the coast of the English Channel, two hours from Paris. The Norman city of Deauville, has been considered one of the most luxurious resorts in Europe for more than a century. Normandy for centuries is famous for its excellent cheeses and excellent calvados.

Brittany

Nor-pas-de-Calais

Cote d'Azur