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Provence has become synonymous with haute cuisine; culinary traditions of the region are well known to connoisseurs all over the world. The province is famous for its fertile land with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as popular herbs that are now available in many different countries. Local factories produce delicious olive oil that is actively used to cook culinary masterpieces. Local oil is so great that some travelers buy it as a souvenir and even use it for cosmetic purposes. In addition to different fruits and vegetables, Camargue rice is grown there; the region is also famous for its honey. Green meadows are ideal for the grazing of livestock, so the significant place in the national cuisine is occupied by meats and dairy products. Local cheeses can be called the hallmark of the region; you can find lots of interesting varieties in specialized shops and markets. Provence forests are rich in priceless treasures, and it's not just about the game, but also about truffles. Travelers are offered to taste this national delicacy in local restaurants. Fans of fish dishes won’t be bored too, as Provence and the Cote d' Azur are famous for their excellent fish restaurants. The most popular and recognizable dish is bouillabaisse soup; experienced travelers recommend trying it only in restaurants of Marseille. The history of this national dish is very interesting; initially it was prepared by poor fishermen. This soup was cooked of fish that wasn’t … Read further

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Cuisine and top restaurants

In addition to different fruits and vegetables, Camargue rice is grown there; the region is also famous for its honey. Green meadows are ideal for the grazing of livestock, so the significant place in the national cuisine is occupied by meats and dairy products. Local cheeses can be called the hallmark of the region; you can find lots of interesting varieties in specialized shops and markets. Provence forests are … Open

Traditions and mentality of Provence - Cote d’Azur

The local culture and traditions of Provence are reflected in its beautiful holidays. Local people have being celebrating important religious dates and participating in colorful carnivals and music festivals for hundreds of years. The cultural calendar is full of modern and unusual holidays; one of the brightest and most awaited festivals is Carnaval de Nice. Carnival starts in the second half of February and … Open

Travel guide to Provence - Cote d’Azur

Provence is a place where unique nature attractions are located. Fans of unusual sightseeing tours can see here the deepest canyon in Europe, the Verdon Gorge that is over 700 m deep. It has a special climate that is favorable for rare plants. It is very interesting to walk here in spring when you can admire the nature in all its beauty. Not so many people know that corrida (bullfight) is very popular in … Open

Best beaches

Travelers from all over the world come to enjoy beaches of Saint-Tropez. They certainly appeal to fans of relaxation in picturesque places, as extensive sandy beaches are surrounded by pinewoods. Guests of these places have a perfect opportunity to combine beach holiday with walks through the beautiful natural reserves. One of the most exclusive beaches of Saint-Tropez is de Pampelonne, where celebrities prefer to … Open

Advices for travellers

1. Fast TGV trains pass through these places. The trip by train would be convenient and cost-saving. The cost of tickets depends on several factors, including the time of the trip. You can buy the cheapest tickets for the evening and night trains. 2. It is very convenient to travel the region by car, and not just because of its high-quality roads. Many roadways lay in incredibly beautiful natural places, so the … Open

Attractions and active leisure

One of the most famous and popular entertainment areas of Riviera is Marineland; this is a real sea world with an incredible amount of amusement options. There are huge aquariums with tunnels and the Museum of the Sea; interesting shows with friendliest representatives of marine life are arranged there every day. Fans of water sports would enjoy the great water park with slides, pools and relaxation areas. Major … Open

Moving around in France - transportation

France is one of the most economically developed countries in the European Union. This explains why there is such a high-quality transport infrastructure in the country. Railway transportation is as a matter of fact popular in France. There is in Paris the largest railway network in the entire country; it extends not only to all cities and regions, but also to neighboring countries. Local and regional high-speed trains, as well as Express trains run in the Country. Speaking of public transport, the most popular is buses. All journeys are strictly based on schedule. However, quite often in large cities, public transport gets into traffic jams. Buses become the most popular choice of transportation when it is necessary to get from one city to another without a stop. Also, in the capital of France there are night buses which are designed for those who like to move during the night time. … Open

Economy roadmap of France

Also, recently, France began actively investing in shipbuilding, and electrical engineering. The Country is rich in Iron, Uranium ores, as well as Potassium salts. This provided a solid foundation for the development and improvement of the Mining Industry. It should be noted that non-ferrous metallurgy in France is also developed at a very high level, and contemporary shops for steelmaking occupy the leading positions in the world ratings on equipment and quality of production. As far as power generation is concerned, France is able to provide half the country’s own raw material. They continue to obtain bituminous coal in some regions of France. However, its share in the energy balance is less than 6%. Oil stockpiles in the country are limited. The significant dependence of France on the import of oil is still observed even today. Gas reserves in the country are also severely depleted, so the state annually tries to reduce the amount of its production. … Open

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