France is acknowledged as one of the most beautiful countries on the European continent and it has a wonderful depth of diverse locations and tourist attractions that make it one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world. There is never any lack of people who want to make their way to France to enjoy a few days or weeks luxuriating in true French style.

For many, the wonders of France make it a dream destination for a wide variety of people with different tastes and interests. There are grand castles to explore, magnificent cathedrals to take in and be inspired and awed by, beautiful examples of ingenious structures and remarkable architecture, fascinating art museums and history museums, enchanting shopping venues, and spectacular hotels. Add to these marvels the ready availability of world-class French cuisine, and it is no wonder why people love to take in the French experience.

France is also home to some of the most spectacular rivers, valleys, mountains and landscapes anywhere in Europe. And, the beaches of the south of France are sun-soaked most of the year, drawing people from the cooler regions to warm up and relax. As if all of the natural beauty of the country were not enough, there is also a lengthy list of marvelous tourist attractions that are guaranteed to keep a traveler from having an excuse to be bored.

One of the best known and most easily recognized attraction in all the world is the incredible Eiffel Tower. Located in the heart of Paris, it is acknowledged as one of the greatest masterpieces of human ingenuity, skill and accomplishment on the planet. The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889 for the International Exhibition of Paris and is now considered the historic landmark of the country. The 300 meter tall tower has become the major tourist attraction of France.

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