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Most of these attractions are scattered throughout France as a whole.

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Brittany is a beautiful historic region on the northeastern coast of France. A rugged coastline, quaint fishing villages, and weathered sea ports characterize this region, which is steeped in ancient traditions and famous for its costumed religious festivals. This place does not have any tours or an entrance price.

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With its turreted towers and crenellated ramparts, Carcassonne seems straight out of a fairy-tale scene. This well-preserved (and renovated) fortified city offers a total immersion into the world of the Middle Ages. This costs 31 Euros to get into.

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The awesome spectacle of Mont Blanc in the Fench Alps is an unforgettable sight. The highest mountain peak in Europe, Mont Blanc soars to 4,810 meters (15780.84 feet). Thanks to its elevation, Mont Blanc ("White Mountain") is always blanketed in snow. This cost 38 Euros to get into.

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Provence is a gorgeous landscape of olive groves, sun-drenched rolling hills, and deep purple lavender fields, with little villages nestled in the valleys and perched on rocky outcrops. The vibrant scenery has enchanted many famous artists, including Cézanne, Matisse, Chagall, and Picasso. This costs 56 Euros to get into.

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Traveling through the Loire Valley feels like turning the pages of a children's storybook. Throughout the enchanting countryside of woodlands and river valleys are fairy-tale castles complete with moats and turreted towers. This costs 90 Euros to get into.

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Rising dramatically from a rocky islet off the Normandy coast, the Mont Saint-Michel is one of France's most striking landmarks. This is a mystical sight, perched 80 meters above the bay and surrounded by walls. It cost 8 Euros to get into.

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The Palace of Versailles  was designed to show off the glory of the French monarchy. Architect Jules Hardouin-Manast created the elegant Baroque facade and lavish interior of the Château de Versailles, which is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A tour costs 15 Euros.

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The Louvre Museum takes from the top selection of European artwork. When people go to France they almost always go here. It costs 17 Euros to get into.

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These seaside resorts are often described as something out of as a painting, because it has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Most people staying around the areas of these resorts love to stay here. It costs 136/night Euros to stay here.

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Camping in the Côte d'Azur - Canvas Holidays

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6. The largest population of people are Roman Catholic Christians.
7. France has cool winters with hot and dry summers.
8. The people of France often greet each other with a hand shake but sometimes women give each other kisses on the check, men only do this occasionally but only if it is a close friend or relative.
9. People of France often stay very slim because they don't have snacks.
10. The people living in France enjoy visitors to their country.

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The Eiffel tower is a main attraction of France. People love going to the Eiffel tower and it has an amazing view of Paris. A guided tour costs 41 Euros.

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1. The exchange form Euros to USD is 1.21 USD for 1 Euros.
2.  France has a lot of etiquette when eating, like keeping all hands on the table or where to keep your wrists.
3. The population of France is 70 million people.
4. Most houses in France's big cities have basements after the World War 2 bombings.
5. The French love cooking and consider it an art, being popular in most of their dishes.