France

Provence is located in the so-called Mediterranean France and has a mild climate which is strongly influenced by the sea. Provence, in fact, enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with well-marked seasons: the region has in fact two dry seasons – a short one at ...

Normandy, lying in the northwestern part of France, has a maritime-oceanic type of climate humid and rainy for most of the year, with a marked variability, very windy, especially along the coast, with heavy rains in every period of the ...

The city of Paris is characterized by a climate halfway between the oceanic and continental ones. Paris generally has hot summers and cold winters with rainfall well distributed throughout the year, but overall rather scarce. The French capital usually has ...

AIRPORTS AND FLIGHTS TO FRANCE France has international airports in many of its big cities and regional airports in almost all parts of the country. The main airport in France and among the most important airports in Europe is the ...

FRANCE DOCUMENTS Travel Documents: EU-nationals to enter France just need to be in possession of an identity card or passport. Minors may enter France if they have their own passport / identity card. If you are a citizen of others countris outside ...

France is a country that extends from 42°N of Corsica up to 51°N of the coast of the North Sea, and from sea level up to 4,810 meters high of the Mont Blanc, is also bathed by two seas, the ...

France is a vast state, full of attractions with very varied natural landscapes, all to be discovered. The nerve center, also from the tourist point of view, is its capital, Paris, full of museums, characteristic neighborhoods, nightlife, great opportunities for ...

France (République française/French Republic) is a semipresidential republic, where the President of the Republic is the Head of State and has also executive power, while the Parliament is divided into the National Assembly and the Senate, which exercise legislative power. ...