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Lorraine

Lorraine

Between the Lorraine Plateau and the Vosges mountains, Lorraine is home to a variety of landscapes. A region famous for its spas, it is also one of ...

Languedoc-Roussillon

Languedoc-Roussillon

From ski resorts to seaside villages, Tarn Gorges to Cathar Castles, and dark caves in the Cevennes mountains to small fishing ports, the ...

Champagne-Ardenne

Champagne-Ardenne

With over 60 % of its land dedicated to agriculture, it is the leading French agricultural region, notably famous for its champagne. Here, the wine of ...

Burgundy

Burgundy

Both religious and medieval, Burgundy has a rich heritage, composed of a diverse mix of styles and eras. Its protected natural sites are ...

Lower Normandy

Lower Normandy

Renowned above all for its recent history related to the D-Day landings during the Second World War, Lower Normandy offers extraordinary sites and ...

Aquitaine

Aquitaine

Aquitaine has 155 miles of coastline to the west, and its mountain range, the Pyrenees Atlantiques, borders Spain. The third largest region in France, ...

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