Knowledge of France begins, of course, in Paris. All the most shocking innovations in Europe took place there, all the creative ambitions of geniuses were realized in the French capital. If all roads lead to Rome, all dreams lead to Paris.
Paris…a dream come true. The fantasy of the best architectures came true in numerous architectural masterpieces, the fantasy of gardeners found expression in the most fascinating parks with shady paths and sweet-smelling flower beds; The fantasy of fashion designers resulted in the multitude of the most modern products displayed in illuminated shop windows. One must visit Paris. At least once in a life, each person should walk through the cozy streets hand in hand with his beloved, dine in a restaurant with a bottle of wine and just breathe the air of the capital!
To the west of Paris lies a captivating European world of Disney heroes. There American settlements, exotic lands, fantastic corners and even the cities of the future are rebuilt. The Disneyland consists of the Disneyland Park and the Walt Disney Studios. Disneyland Park is a 138-acre theme park. It is divided into five Lands: Main Street USA, Frontierland, Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Discoveryland. The Walt Disney Studio is dedicated to relationships with the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio, so everything is connected to the movies. One can see how thrillers are filmed, observe the work of costumiers and feel the atmosphere of a real cinema. Disney has made sure that nothing is left to chance. From the smallest detail in planning to the largest construction, everything is done with the highest degree of precision. This is true entertainment for children and their parents alike. Don’t turn down a whim and ask for a trip to Disneyland!
It is difficult to find another place where one can find so many castles built in the 11th-17th centuries. An encounter with the often sad history of France awaits you. Many people say that this historical side of the French capital is no less interesting than Paris with all its glamor and magnificence.
And don’t forget to go to Normandy or Brittany, the remote areas of France. This side of France is very interesting. To have a complete vision of the country, you have to try to understand the meaning of the leisurely lifestyle that the French province has been leading for centuries.
The journey begins right at the border with Belgium. In the nearest French city, Amgen, is the Notre Dame Cathedral built in the 13th century. It is the largest cathedral in France.
Another wonder of this corner of France is the Mont Saint Michel (Mount Saint Michael). It is an impressive granite rock crowned by a monastery and a huge cathedral, dedicated to the archangel Michael. The uniqueness of this “architectural wonder” also lies in the fact that it is located on the small island connected to the mainland by a large dike.
And certainly one should visit the castles situated in the Loire valley. Along the way, you’ll make stops in French villages where French peasants will treat you to royal Camembert and Calvados apple vodka. Step by step (stop by stop in this case) you will become a true connoisseur of the local wine.
It is possible to talk about France for hours. To understand its charm and fascination one must come to the country at least once. Everyone who comes to France finds something to their liking. Once in France, you fall in love with the country. It captivates you and does not let you go. So don’t put up any resistance. Give up!
