Les Alpilles: One of Provence’s Most Precious Getaways

Everyone knows France is the most visited country in the world. In terms of attracting tourists, no other country can beat France—not even other powerhouse destinations such as America, Spain, Japan, and other countries. The appeal of France is obvious; it offers the same European feel England and other countries in the continent, what with the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles in Paris. Then there’s the Eiffel Tower, one of the most iconic landmarks not only in the country or in

Europe, but the world. French cuisine is world-renowned, perhaps one of the popular European cuisines in the world. Needless to say, France has this regal, dignified ambiance—every street corner in Paris, for instance, feels like an actual tourist attraction for foreigners and tourists who haven’t fully explored the country before.

But France is not just Paris. France, while truly a marvel due to its standing as one of the progressive countries in the world, is more than just the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Versailles—or even other popular destinations such as Arc de Tromphe or the Centre Pompidou. While most of France’s main attractions center on human advancement, culture, and technology (after all, there of its most popular destinations are a museum, a tower, and a castle), it also has attractions that will appeal to those who enjoy the more laidback side of life.