French Romantic Ancient Towns: 39 Most Beautiful French Ancient Towns

Author: Editorial Department of "European Ancient Town Travel"
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: If Paris is the lively and magnificent face of France, then the ancient towns scattered across France are like the "French Made" factories, and it is these historical and spirited small villages that have shaped the French nation. Millennial years of refinement have endowed the ancient towns with a profound and penetrating beauty. Humble, quiet, and peaceful, they are scattered outside the hustle and bustle of the city, like a quietly opened history book, waiting for people to discover and interpret the true history of the French nation. Walking among the spires of rural churches, one feels a completely open-hearted France, the most essential and pure French spirit that supports Paris and the entire French nation. This book selects the most representative 39 ancient towns in France, all of which are included in the "100 Most Beautiful Ancient Towns in France" series and are distributed across five unique regions of France. The Celtic charm of the Breton island villages, the enchanting coastal scenery of Normandy, the restrained yet glorious land of Burgundy, the leisure and intoxication of Provence, and the alluring and passionate castles of the Loire Valley will all be presented to you. Here, there are both medieval fortress walls and poetic cottage houses. The ubiquitous flowers, the endless vineyards, and the vineyards that may not look impressive but produce world-class wines, as well as the delicious food that lingers on the taste buds of the towns, are all destined to be unforgettable and unforgettable for a lifetime.