Franch cities famous for tourism

Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on its entire western end, France necessarily has privileged access to 
the coastlines and everything that can be linked to the world of the sea. With the ocean, the notion of 
a sea of oil is very rare and this is what attracts surfing enthusiasts to some shores. 

We could have mentioned La Torche, Seignosse and Cap-Breton, but our sights were set on Hossegor,
not far from the last two regions mentioned.

The one frequently referred to as Paris-Plage has been known since the 19th century as one of the 
largest French seaside resorts. Prestige now mixes with more global tourism which includes iconic 
infrastructures, and also two casinos. 

Benefiting from French law on this subject, the Touquettoise 
commune has also been able to open its doors to ordinary people thanks to a remarkable 
democratization of these circle games and in particular, poker.

You must always be extremely vigilant and equip yourself accordingly, but thanks to the high peaks and 
the large quantities of snow that fall each winter, the French Alps remain the obvious spot for finding the 
best off-piste descents. 

Already renowned in summer for the ascent of the great surrounding peaks, even Mont-Blanc,
Chamonix is without a doubt the most attractive ski area there is for these famous spots desired by 
freeriders.

Obviously, Paris remains the most touristy city in France thanks to a leading cultural heritage. 

However, the city also stands out by centralizing what France does best. If this aspect may have its 
flaws at the administrative level, it clearly does not have any at the gastronomic level!