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		<title>Some Facts About France</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[French, as it is known , vigorous andÂ  immediate judges ofÂ  fine art. France is the first tourist place of the world. Here some other facts about France.

France is officiallyÂ Â  loved as the French Republic. This mainÂ  soilÂ  is in the Western Europe. It includes alsoÂ  different islands andÂ  soils inÂ  different continents. TheÂ  region [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>French, as it is known , vigorous andÂ  immediate judges ofÂ  fine art. France is the first tourist place of the world. Here some other facts about France.<br />
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France is officiallyÂ Â  loved as the French Republic. This mainÂ  soilÂ  is in the Western Europe. It includes alsoÂ  different islands andÂ  soils inÂ  different continents. TheÂ  region in the Western Europe is called as central France, in connection with its six-coal form. Central France includes territoriesÂ  from Mediterranean sea to the North Sea. Central France extends also from Rhine to the Atlantic sea. The French Republic makes about 220000 square miles.<br />
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TheÂ  FranceÂ  neighbors with Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Italy, Monaco, Spain and Andorra. France has theÂ  commonÂ  edgesÂ  with Suriname, Brazil and with the Antilles in connection with overseasÂ  departments . The capital of France is Paris. OtherÂ  knownÂ  citiesÂ  of France are Lyons, Toulouse, Nice, Rennes, Lille, Marseilles and Bordeaux. The name of world famous wine &#8220;Bordeaux&#8221; has been named in honor of this city. In Bordeaux there are manyÂ  wine regions.<br />
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France was the first country which adapted to the International systemÂ  of units. English was taughtÂ  at the French schools as the British English. France is one ofÂ  many countries where cars are driven on the right side of theÂ  street. French economy is the sixth economy in size in the world. France is alsoÂ  is one of the developedÂ  areas . The country also is the sixth largestÂ  importer and the fifth exporter of industrial goods. FranceÂ  as well is the secondÂ  greatest addressee of direct foreign investments in comparison with other countries.<br />
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France is the leader of the countries of the &#8216;Great Seven&#8217; from the point of view of productivity . France also is a member of the WTO, the United Nations Organization, Secretary of PacificÂ  community of interests and the Commission on Indian Ocean. France is a partialÂ Â  fellow member of the NATO and associated memberÂ  of Association of the Caribbean states. UNESCO Headquarters, the Interpol and the InternationalÂ  officeÂ  ofÂ  billsÂ  and scales are in France.<br />
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France uses civil-lawÂ  organization. A key rule is laws which have been put in the Napoleonic code. The law in France can be mainlyÂ  dividedÂ  inÂ  two areas, theÂ  commonÂ  right and aÂ  personalÂ  law. The privateÂ  law mainlyÂ  isÂ  involved criminal and civil law whereas the public right concerns constitutional and administrative law. The French laws do not recognize laws on blasphemy.<br />
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Armed forcesÂ  of France consist of fourÂ  sections, army, fleet, military-air forces and a military police. France has at the disposal of, at least, 359000 militaryÂ  men. France spendsÂ  almost 2,5 percent of gross national product for defense. The majority of the French militaryÂ  engineering is made in France, in particular, an aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, a rocket and a rocket fighter &#8220;Rafael&#8221;.<br />
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Gothic art, and also architecture of baroque as speak, wereÂ  invented in France. Earlier Gothic art was calledÂ  as the French art.Â  ThusÂ  France is the houseÂ  for many world famous both prestigious basil and cathedrals in Gothic style.<br />
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The French languageÂ  has notÂ  got uniformity afterÂ  the middle Ages. It has beenÂ  split intoÂ  severalÂ  dialects . Almost each writer hadÂ  individual grammar. The French poetry and the literature has, allegedly, reached peak in the eighteenth and twentieth centuryâ€™s. &#8220;Cinderella&#8221;, &#8220;the Sleeping beauty&#8221; and &#8220;the Dark blue beard&#8221; were bornÂ  in France during this time.Â  Tales have been writtenÂ  by the well-known writer Charles. OtherÂ  powerfulÂ  donations of France to the world literature and a heritage are &#8220;Three musketeers&#8221;, &#8221; The Count of Monte Cristo&#8221;, &#8220;the Humpback the Notre-lady&#8221; and &#8220;Twenty thousand in league under water&#8221;. &#8220;The opera Phantom&#8221;, written by Frenchman Gaston Leroy in the 20th century can be one of the most known products of the French literatureÂ  nowadays.</p>
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		<title>Paris France Vacation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are interested in Paris France vacation then here you will find some Paris France travel guide information. Paris is the most elegant city and a capital of the world so it is unlike all other France travel experience. The city of all times and the people, Paris has kept both remote past signs, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are interested in <strong>Paris France vacation</strong> then here you will find some <strong>Paris France travel</strong> guide information. <a href="http://justfrancetravel.com/category/france-destinations/paris/">Paris</a> is the most elegant city and a capital of the world so it is unlike all other France travel experience. The city of all times and the people, Paris has kept both remote past signs, and romanticism of the newest time. Here there is all for all - for theatre-goers, music fans, judges of painting, for gourmets, fans of every possible entertainments and businessmen. The French capital concerns the greatest cities of the world. In actually city part which is rather insignificant - 105 sq. m. - there live more than 2 million, and in the Big Paris - much more than 10 million persons. Besides classical Paris - cities of Tour d&#8217;Eiffel, the Cathedral of the Parisian mother of god, the Louvre and the Champs ElysÃ©e, everyone can find here at all attractive unfamiliar corners. Not only the topographical centre of the country and the second after London on size a city in the Western Europe, Paris is the centre of an administrative, political and cultural life of France. Practically done not suffer during two world wars, the city centre with magnificent parkways and graceful city private residences goes back to Napoleon&#8217;s times. Streets breathe history, monuments and museums are well known all over the world, and each sidewalk in Paris is everydayâ€™s life theatre. It is also the city where art and love as equals correct. Uncountable impressions wait for those who prefer to get acquainted with Paris and Parisians, walking on city streets. Though distances between separate places of interest sometimes big enough, for example, from the Arc de Triomphe to a Bastille Square almost 7 km., and from church SacrÃ©-Coeur on Montmartre to Montparnasse more than 5 km., Paris - a city compact and to be guided in it it is easy: it is necessary to keep only currents of Seine which divides Paris into the Right - and Left-bank. If Paris France travel is your choice then the dense network of the underground will give the chance to you to get to any place of a city. Everybody will enjoy Paris France vacation and will get their own experience.</p>
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		<title>La Rochelle Travel Guide</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[La Rochelle was a fishing village established in the tenth century on a rocky plateau in the middle of swamps. It became the most important port from the beginning of the twelfth century. Power of La Rochelle for many long years was based on salt and wine trading. Its independence allowed La Rochelle to absorb [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>La Rochelle was a fishing village established in the tenth century on a rocky plateau in the middle of swamps. It became the most important port from the beginning of the twelfth century. Power of La Rochelle for many long years was based on salt and wine trading. Its independence allowed La Rochelle to absorb new ideas of reformations naturally. In the beginning of the seventeenth century the city falls into decay after devastating hunger and a siege of Louis XIII, its trade economy was destroyed, strong fort walls were destroyed too. Only in the eighteenth century it finds its former glory of the centre of sea commerce, architecture and an intellectual life again.</p>
<p>     Part of a rich historical heritage of a city are medieval houses the architecture, rich stone facades with sculptural carving XVI-XVII of centuries, strict and noble private residences of ship-owners of the eighteenth century.</p>
<p>     To understand that La Rochelle is a truly sea city, is enough to walk on quays. In La Rochelle four ports: Old port and its medieval towers protecting once sea trade; the deep-water trading port constructed in the end of the last century: tourist port of Minim, the biggest at the Atlantic coast with three thousand walking yachts and the fishing port equipped with the advanced technologies.</p>
<p>     Among numerous museums of a city are most remarkable: an aquarium with thousand versions of representatives of sea fauna of the world, &#8220;Neptune&#8221; a sea museum open-air with a rich collection of the ships which can be examined during entertaining walk. The Tower-beacon, or &#8220;the Tower of 4 sergeants&#8221; in height 70 m which during all existence served as a beacon and prison.</p>
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		<title>Nice Travel Guide</title>
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Nice is the 5th of the largest French cities located in southern France on the Mediterranean coast. It is really situated between Marseille and Genoa. Nice is well-known as a center of the famous CÃ´te d&#8217;Azur. Its population is about 1200 000 people.
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Nice is the 5th of the largest French cities located in southern France on the Mediterranean coast. It is really situated between Marseille and Genoa. Nice is well-known as a center of the famous CÃ´te d&#8217;Azur. Its population is about 1200 000 people.<br />
Nice is very old: it was founded around 350 BC by the Greeks from Massilia, now ? Marseille. The city has a rich history. First, it was a large Ligurian trading port compared with the Roman Cemenelum. By the way, the ruins of Cemenelum you can see in Cimiez, one of the Nice districts. Then in the seventh century the city became a part of the Genoese League and successfully fought with Saracens. Nevertheless, in the eighth century Saracens pillaged and burned the city and ruled it till the tenth century. Nice played a large role in the Italian and Savoy history during the Middle Ages, then in the wars between Francis I and Charles V. Nice suffered very hard in 1543 from the united forces of Francis I Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha. After 1600 Nice was under duke of Guise, then became a part of France, again belonged to Savoy? Louis XIV ruled it from 1691 till 1731, Napoleon I ? from 1792 till 1814. After 1814 it became the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont, and again became a part of F  rance after 1860 (Napoleon III). Nice is a native city of Giuseppe Garibaldi.<br />
Nice became a famous resort after Napoleon wars because of its clement climate and warm winters. The Russian empress dowager Alexandra Feodorovna came here in 1856, and soon a large Russian colony (about 400 Families) was in Nice. The beautiful Saint Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral was finished in 1912.<br />
Formula One started in Nice in 1932 (to be exact, Formula Libre that later transformed to Formula One).<br />
Places of interest:<br />
-	Monument Aux Morts<br />
-	Promenade des Anglais<br />
-	Hotel Negresco<br />
-	Saint Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral<br />
-	Place MassÃ©na<br />
-	Place du Palais<br />
-	The port<br />
-	Cours Saleya<br />
-	The botanical garden: Jardin botanique de la Ville de Nice</p>
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		<title>Antibes Travel Guide</title>
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Antibes is inseparable from the name of Pablo Picasso who said that Antibes was a town that knew &#8220;joie de vivre&#8221; (&#8221;joy of life&#8221;). Indeed, this resort town of Alpes-Maritimes department in southeastern France, on Cote d?Azur on the Mediterian Sea, is full of life and quiet, fashionable and democratic at the same time.
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Antibes is inseparable from the name of Pablo Picasso who said that Antibes was a town that knew &#8220;joie de vivre&#8221; (&#8221;joy of life&#8221;). Indeed, this resort town of Alpes-Maritimes department in southeastern France, on Cote d?Azur on the Mediterian Sea, is full of life and quiet, fashionable and democratic at the same time.<br />
Anyway, its marvelous beaches surpass all expectations and are better than ones in Cannes and Nice. By the way, Antibes is situated between Cannes and Nice (20 km from Nice, 12 km from Cannes, 48 km from Italy). It is separated from Nice by bay, therefore, Greeks, its founders, called it Antipolis (Antibes) in 43 BC.<br />
Population of Antibes is about 80000 people.<br />
The best beaches are located in Juan-les-Pins, other resort near Antibes, which is actually its part now, and their names are integrated together in Antibes Juan-les-Pins.<br />
Antibes is a well-known port. Nature itself protected the town from the sea. Therefore, Antibes always was very attractive town to a lot of countries: first ? Greece, then (during 500 years) ?Roman Empire, Goths, West-Goths, the Grimaldi kings, and finally ? France (since Louis XI, the king of France).<br />
Now a lot of beautiful luxury yachts and local fishing boats are tied up at this harbour and among them two or three large yachts owned by Abramovich, Russian multi-millionaire and the owner of the &#8220;Chelsi&#8221; soccer club. Port Vauban is the largest yachting harbour in Europe with more than 2,000 moorings, Port Galice - 542 moorings, Port de la Salis -233 moorings, Port du Crouton - 390 moorings.<br />
Wealthy people from around Europe live in Antibes or visit this resort. There are a lot of fashionable villas around Antibes.<br />
The old Grimaldi castle (XIII century) was bought by the local municipality in 1926 and then became an art museum. Pablo Picasso visited Antibes in 1946, lived there for 6 months, and was invited to live and work in the castle of Antibes. He presented all his works made in the castle to the museum.<br />
You can walk along old beautiful streets in the centre of Antibes, visit the Picasso museum, famous hotel &#8220;Du Cap Eden-Roc&#8221;, &#8220;Fort de Carre&#8221;, and see the Alps in the distance.<br />
Other places of interest:</p>
<p>-Â Archaeology Museum in the old Bastion St Andre, a 17th century fortress<br />
-Â Museum of Napoleon in a 17th century stone fort and tower<br />
-Â &#8221;La Tour Museum&#8221; in the centre of town<br />
-Â The Exflora Park a five hectare garden open to the public<br />
-Â The Eilenroc Gardens<br />
-Â Thuret Park<br />
-Â Church of the Immaculate Conception (first built in the 11th century, reconstructed in 18th century, the Baroque altarpiece)<br />
-Â Villa &#8220;HÃ´tel du Cap-Eden Roc&#8221;?</p>
<p>To get to Antibes you can from the Nice airport and then by train.</p>
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		<title>Marseilles Travel Guide</title>
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Marseilles is firstly associated with Monte Cristo.
All events discribed by Alexander Duma in his famous novel happened in Marseilles or in the fearful If Castle (Chateau d&#8217;If).
In spite of that terrible drama, You feels free and happy in this white, cozy, and light city, where everything is like from fairy tale: see, sky,
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<div><span style="font-size: x-small;">Marseilles is firstly associated with Monte Cristo.</span></div>
<div><span style="font-size: x-small;">All events discribed by Alexander Duma in his famous novel happened in Marseilles or in the fearful If Castle (Chateau d&#8217;If).</span></div>
<p><span style="font-size: x-small;">In spite of that terrible drama, You feels free and happy in this white, cozy, and light city, where everything is like from fairy tale: see, sky,</p>
<p>wind, hills, broad sea front.</p>
<p>Marseilles is actually a very nice and enchanting city of southern France.</p>
<p>Marseilles is the second-largest city of France, but a chief seaport of France and of the Mediterranean.</p>
<p>Its population is about 900000 (to be exact, 820900 in accordance with the population census of 2005), area - 240,62 square kilometers.</p>
<p>Among that, Marseilles forms the third-largest metropolitan area, after those of Paris and Lyon with a population estimated as about 1,6010,000</p>
<p>people.</p>
<p>Ii is situated in 219 m. S. by E. of Lyons and 534 m. S.S.E. of Paris, by the Paris-Lyon-Mediterranee railway, and is also connected by railway with Cannes, Nice, Monte Carlo.</p>
<p>Marseilles is maybe not such pompous as Monte Carlo, but it is more natural and hearty.</p>
<p>Marseilles is a very old city: it was founded in 600 B.C. by Greeks from Asia Minor. At that time, its name was Massilia.</p>
<p>Sea can be seen almost from every point, because Marseilles is situated on the Golfe du Lion on the eastern shore of a bay with Cape Croisette to the south and open sea to the west. The bay is surrounded by an amphitheatre of hills, and Marseilles actually lies on this amphitheatre, which makes this city especially picturesque.</p>
<p>In summer the temperature is always a little lower than in the centre of the town because of mistral.</p>
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<p>Places of interest:</p>
<p>- the famous old see port and the harbour</p>
<p>- the church of Notre-Dame de la Garde</p>
<p>- the fort</p>
<p>- the famous Rue Cannebiere</p>
<p>- the Rue Noailles</p>
<p>- the Rue Paradis</p>
<p>- the Prado avenues</p>
<p>- the Borely Park</p>
<p>- the Rhone valley</p>
<p>- the Boulevard de la Madeleine</p>
<p>There are more than 60 hotels in Marseilles and a lot of comfortable cafes.</p>
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		<title>Cannes Travel Guide</title>
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Since the middle of the XIX century Cannes are considered as a winter resort. At the same time the most prestigious hotel trademarks like Carlton, Majestic, Martinez started to build their luxurious apartments in Cannes. Today Cannes is not only very famous resort but it is also a capital of a world cinema, with the [...]]]></description>
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Since the middle of the XIX century Cannes are considered as a winter resort. At the same time the most prestigious hotel trademarks like Carlton, Majestic, Martinez started to build their luxurious apartments in Cannes. Today Cannes is not only very famous resort but it is also a capital of a world cinema, with the most prestigious festival.<br/><br/></p>
<p>But besides of those &#8216;dream&#8217; hotels, Cannes have also a number of classic and affordable hotels with a good service and quality.<br/><br/></p>
<p>There are more then hundred different hotels in Cannes with more then 10 000 rooms, 3000 seasonal accommodations and more than 2500 apartments in touristic places.<br/><br/></p>
<p>Cannes is also very famous with its restaurants. There are more then twenty restaurants with a very high star rating from the most prestigious journals. These restaurants are located on quays, on small streets of the Old City. Many cosy restaurants will offer you a menu with the cuisine of Provence. You will also be offered an international cuisine in more than 300 restaurants.</p>
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		<title>Paris Travel Guide</title>
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Paris is the capital of France. This is the most beautiful city in the world. It has a lot of different faces. It is a paradise for enamoured, it is fashion capital of the world, it is active, modern and developing city - the mirror of France&#8230; All this is Paris. And not only this, [...]]]></description>
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<p>Paris is the capital of France. This is the most beautiful city in the world. It has a lot of different faces. It is a paradise for enamoured, it is fashion capital of the world, it is active, modern and developing city - the mirror of France&#8230; All this is Paris. And not only this, but it is much more!<br />
How to define Paris in a few words? It is simply impossible! How to describe all its attractiveness and do not seem pretentious? How to be kept from excessive excitement? It is impossible to name all its unique historical places (Tour d&#8217;Eiffel, the Arch d&#8217;Triumph, the Pantheon etc.), its charming areas (Montmartre, Mare, Sen Zermen etc.), typical French cafes and restaurants where people can find kitchens of any country in the world, its famous museums (Louvre, museum of Orse, Pompidou&#8217;s centre, Institute of the Arabian world etc.) and museums not well-known to general public (museum of advertising, fashion museum etc.), its cultural and bright atmosphere&#8230; Several pages will not be able to describe everything. Each peace of Paris is like a creation of a magician, consisting of a set of imperceptible elements where all visitors can find their place and enjoy this unique environment.<br />
Paris is a chain of feelings. A sunset show over the bridge of the Arts, which can be seen from the area in front of Louvre, white wine on a rack in a bistro of 18 districts, sounds of saxophone, reaching you late at night from jazz club of Latin district. You will feel all of this here. Paris lives its own life, and those who come here, constantly enrich it, introducing something new in this unusual atmosphere. Paris is waiting for you to become Your Paris and for you to become a part of it.<br />
It is so pleasant to wander on quays and sit on numerous benches, placed on them. From there you can open famous places of interests in Paris from a new point of view.<br />
You can also open Paris from the bird&#8217;s eye height. You can see Paris from Tour d&#8217;Eiffel, towers of Montparnasse, CathÃ©drale Notre Dame de Paris and the Arc de Triomphe.  Panoramic views and joy of excitement are guaranteed! Do you feel to giddiness? Go down under the earth. Visit the biggest in Europe an archaeological crypt on a church-porch of Notre Dame de Paris , track water drain history in 1500 metre gallery of a museum of water drains of Paris or visit a museum of Catacombs.<br />
If underground jorney does not inspire you then you can take a boat trip on river Siene and different channels, you can also join a guided tour to walk around ancient arias of Paris, visit cultural and historical places, take a city bus tour, or you can take a ride on a bicycle or even on roller blades. In Paris you have really many choices for all different tastes!</p>
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