Unique France

There's really no bad time to visit France. However, the peak season for France tourism is during the summer, from June through September.Climate varies in this large country. High temperatures along the Riviera rarely fall belong 50 F (10 C), even in the winter. However, January in Pariscan be damp and chilly, with an average high temperature of 45 F (7 C). April in Paris, as the song goes, is lovely, with an average high temperature of 60 F (16 C). French Rail makes getting around France easy. Their TGV (high-speed) trains cut the travel time from Paris to Nice to just under six hours. Paris has two international airports--Charles de Gaulle Airport on the north side of the city and Orly Airport on the southwest side of thecity. Driving in Paris is not recommended, as one-way streets, heavy traffic and frequent travel circles can make driving hazardous if you're not familiar with the patterns. However, for traveling outside of Paris, renting a car is a great way to experience the countryside at a leisurely pace, especially if you visit  Millennium Hotel Paris Opera.

France extends from the English Channel to the Mediterranean Sea, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rhine River and the Alps. There's so much to see in France, it's impossible to see it all in one visit. There's the glitter, romance and history of Paris; the relaxed glitz of the Riviera; the wine countries of Burgundy and Bordeaux and the solemn beaches and war memorials in Normandy, just to name a few highlights. There's something for practically every interest in this diverse country. Paris, the capital of France, is the most visited city in the country. It's easy to see why. The "City of Lights" is the French fashion and economic capital as well as its seat of government and cultural center. There you'll find the Louvre and Orsay art museums as well as a score of smaller art enclaves; some of the most famous fashion houses in the world; grand boulevards that were just made for an afternoon stroll; romantic river boats along the Seine; sidewalk cafes; the iconic Eiffel Tower and so much more.

As appealing as Paris can be, it is far from the only interesting place to visit in France. In fact, no single visit can possibly encompass all that this fascinating country has to offer. Other popular French tourist destinations include: Nice and the French Riviera The French Riviera, which extends from St. Tropez to the Italian border, boasts palm trees, elegant casinos, sand and small stone beaches, charming harbors and fresh seafood. Versailles Located just outside of Paris, Versailles is best known for the palace of the same name, once home to the French court. Today, you can tour the Hall of Mirrors and Marie Antoinette's bedroom as well as stroll through the manicured gardens. Tours Located along the Loire River, Tours is the center of France's Chateaux district. More than a dozen grand palaces and historic country mansions dot the landscape. Normandy This province, located on the English Channel, is best known for the beaches that were the launching site of the Allied invasion during World War II. Memorials to the men who died there can be found along the seaside. However, there is more to see in Normandy. The area is known for its apple cider, quaint villages and Gothic cathedrals. This is also the home of Monet's home at Giverny and the medieval tapestry at Bayeux. Grenoble and the French Alps Many also travel to France for the skiing. The more than two dozen French ski resorts in the Alps and surrounding mountains include Chamonix, Courcheval, Megeve and Val d'Isere. You can also visit an elegant  Le General Hotel in Paris

French is the official language of France. Although English and many other European languages are often spoken and/or understood, you shouldn't assume everyone you meet speaks your language. Learning at least a few words of French before you travel can go a long way towards making a good first impression with the French men and women you meet.

Known as the City of Light, Capital of Fashion, and the City of Love, Paris is the cosmopolitan capital of France. One of Europe's most densely populated cities, there are 2.2 million residents within the city limits and 12 million total residents within the metropolitan area. From fashion and cuisine to historical landmarks, Paris should be on your bucket list if it isn't already. Before you join the 45 million annual visitors, read the Paris tourist info collected in this travel guide.
There is never a bad time for you to visit Paris as there is always something going on in the City of Light. The calendar year kicks off with the Maison & Object furniture and interior design trade fair in January. February marks the le nouvel an chinois (Chinese New Year) celebration in several districts within Paris. March offers the first of two fashion weeks, Spring Fashion Week, that take place annually.
Other notable events worth taking in when you visit Paris include the French Tennis Open (May-June), La Fete Nationale (Bastille Day) on July 14th, and beginning of the Christmas season on the third Thursday of November with the release of Le Beaujolais Nouveau.
Located in Western Europe along the Atlantic Ocean, Paris enjoys a maritime climate the results in cool winters and warm summers. Snow is uncommon in Paris, with the average high during even the coldest month of the year hitting 43 degrees F (6 C). Spring and fall are characterized by cool temperatures and wet conditions. Summer is the best time of year to visit Paris. The average high during mid-summer months is 77 degrees F (25 C).

Looking for a decorous hotel in Paris? Click here to check out KK Cayre Hotel Paris. It is located in the centre of the city near almost everything worth seeing, including universities, concert halls and plenty of restaurants and cafes. Hope you'll enjoy your stay in this hotel!

Everyone has heard of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Guests can see the opera or sporting events as well as take advantage of the many museums and cultural events. The hotels in Buenos Aires are well known for superior service and a knack for making guests feel at home. Whether your trip is for a few weeks or just a weekend, Buenos Aires has something special for everyone. Take advantage of staying in one of the discount hotels Buenos Aires has to offer. The Buenos Aires cheap hotels are every bit as hospitable as the more expensive ones.

Visitors have plenty to see and do here as well. Art lovers will love seeing the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Some of the displays feature the works of Picasso and Monet. History lovers can't miss the Museo Historico Nacional and seeing the Casa Rosada, for a taste of life inside the President's life. The Buenos Aires hotels can help you plan your day with important information and transportation tips. 

Looking for a respectable hotel in Buenos Aires? Click here to check out Palermitano Hotel Buenos Aires. Once I booked a elegant room there with a marvellous city view and was very satisfied both with the service and the prices for accommodation. Hope you'll find my advice useful and take the advantage of staying at Palermitano Hotel!

The quality offered by Positano Art Hotel is well worth its 4 stars. Along with bedrooms, interesting common areas such as a restaurant, a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café are available at Positano Art Hotel Pasitea. A vast array of services, including a bell boy service, an express check-in/out service and a wedding service, is provided here.

Forgot something at home? A minimarket that is located on site could provide a solution. A business center is one facility especially suitable if you visit Amalfi for business reasons. If your stay in Amalfi looks more comfortable if you can bring your pet, rest assured: they can stay with you here. You can choose between 30 rooms in this hotel.

Another facility available to you here is paid self service parking at limited hours, in case you come by car. No need to bring your car or rent one, a paid airport shuttle bus gets you around.For your comfort, air-conditioning is provided in the rooms of Positano Art Hotel Pasitea. Dial to local destinations for free from here. There is paid dial-up Internet access offered so you can still be online during your stay here.

Every room here is equipped with a generous selection of modern amenities, including a radio. You will find a bathroom amenities set, a complimentary toiletries set and a designer toiletries set in the hotel's rooms. In addition to general facilities, the beds here are fitted with a Premium bedding set and a memory foam mattress.

Wi-Fi Internet at additional cost in general areas only (lobby/reception etc.)Wired Internet free of charge in general areas only (lobby/reception etc.)

 

With its well-earned 3 stars, Apollo Hotel Rome is a fine choice.

It is an elegant hotel with nicely furnished rooms, understanding staff, great room views and tasty breakfasts.

The best thing I like about it is a very warm atmosphere, reasonable prices and plenty of extra services such as baby sitting and spa, which is very convenient.

A nearby station is Roma Termini Railway Station. Venezia Square, Teatro dell’Opera and Marcello Theater can all be found in nearby. From this location you can easily reach The Forum Romanum. From here, Santa Maria in Aracoeli is 0.6 km (0.4 miles).