When thinking of France, most of us immediately imagine Paris with its bright lights, first-class shopping and museums galore. While Paris is a lovely getaway, the French countryside offers a more personal experience enveloped in some of the most picturesque landscapes in the world. From stunning castles, chateaus and boutique inns to rustic restaurants offering gastronomical perfection, a trip through the French countryside will have travelers feeling as though they are living in a fairytale.
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Wine tours are synonymous with trips to France. With a vacation through the countryside, there are more options than there could ever be time to see them all. Bordeaux, with its world-famous grapes that produce a popular variety of wine, is laden with vineyards just ready to be explored. The Loire Valley, set on the Loire River, has many sub-regions (including Nantes, Anjou, Touraine, Chinon, Bourgueil, and Valcay), each with its own unique offering of wineries to tour thanks to a range of climates and geological variations. Provence, located in the south of France, is full of fruit trees (such as apples, peaches, and pears) and fields of lavender. This makes for a lovely and varietal offering of non-traditional wines and the tours are sure to leave a lifelong impression. |
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