Grand Est is located on the North East of France. It borders 3 countries. Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland.  
Population: 5.518 Million
Capital City: Strasbourg 

- Cathedrale Notre Dame
- Place Stanislas 
- Cathedrale Notre Dame de Reims 

The traditional food are :

Alsace is a historical region in northeastern France on the Rhine River plain. Bordering Germany and Switzerland, it has alternated between German and French control over the centuries and reflects a mix of those cultures.

-         Saucisson de Lyon 

-         Pistachio sausage
 
French is the official language of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. However, three indigenous languages ​​are also practiced in the region. The Occitan language, the oïl languages, and the Franco-Provençal language. They are all dialects which originated from spoken Latin and/or old French

tourist attractions in auvergne rhone alpes
Lyon cathedral

Brittany is composed by more than 1268 communes. Brittany is bordered along its coasts by the Atlantic Ocean.
Speciality Food:
Brittany is known for crêpes and cider, as well as delicious seafood!
Landmarks:
-Côte de Granit Rose
-Cap Fréhel
-Pointe du Raz
History:
In ancient times the region was part of Armorica. Julius Caesar invaded the country in 56 bc and then became the Roman province of Gallia Lugdunensis. After the withdrawal of the Romans many Britons fleeing the Teutonic, invaders took refuge in the northwestern part of Armorica.
Festivals:
Rencontres Trans Musicales is a music festival that lasts for 3 or 4 days held in Rennes.
Other languages:
Cornish and Welsh

Population: 2.567 million

Geography:
Centre-Val de Loire isn't in the centre of France, it's located to the north of the centre. It borders Il-de-France

Major tourist attractions/landmarks:

- Chateau de Chambord
- Chateau de Chenonceau
- Chateau de Villandry
- Chateau Royal d'Amboise

Significant person with the region:
Joan of arc

Festival here:
For the last five days of September every second year, there is a Festival de Loire' to re-live the great era of boat travelling along the 'Loire'

History:
The region was originally made up of provinces, until Jan 2016 when it was renamed Centre Val de Loire

Languages:
The speak the supposed purest french

Traditional foods:
- poultry
- dry apples and pears 
- jams

Capital: Toulouse. 

- Other major cities include Montpellier, Carcassonne and Nîmes.
Population: 5.9 million

- Padirac Cave
- Cap d'Agde- A seaside resort and water park.
Traditional Dish

- Cassoulet is a traditional dish, which is a rich, slow-cooked casserole containing meat, pork skin and white beans.
Festival

- Toulouse Beer Fest is a fun alcohol drinking festival.
History

- Former regions of Languedoc-Roussillon and Midi-Pyrénées.
Significant Person

- Fabulous Trobadors was a famous band founded in Toulouse in 1987.
Languages

- Spanish is spoken and a variation of French dialects. Occitan is not recognized as an official language.

- The name Normandie occurs in the history of World War II as the site of the Allied invasion of German-occupied France in June of 1944. In 2016 the Basse-Normandie région was joined with the région of Haute-Normandie to form the new administrative entity of Normandie.
- A significant person was the Duke of Normandie
- French and English is spoken in Normandie

The population is 5.059 million (2019). 

A couple of famous tourist attractions include the French Riviera, Verdon Gorge and “Palais des Papes”. 
 Its major cities include French Riviera, Marseille (capital), Nice and Saint-Tropez. 
 The French Riviera is known for its sunny weather, colourful countryside, tradition, wine and food. 
 
 

Cote d’Azur is known for colourful festivities and carnivals such as Carnaval de Nice – which usually lasts for two weeks and is attended by many famous and wealthy people internationally. 
 Some local foods include pumpkin gratin, panisse (fried chickpea cakes), ratatouille and nicoise salad. 

Provence-Ales-Cote d’Azur did not change – it has always been Provence-Ales-Cote d’Azur. 

Paul Cezanne (a famous French artist) renowned for being a post-impressionist painter came from this region. 

Languages spoken within the region include Occitan and French. 
 English is also common as the region attracts many tourists during the French Film Festival (Cannes). 

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