Visit France - The Top 10 Towns in France
Thinking of visiting France? It is the most popular tourist destination in Europe and for very good reason. But where to go in France? That is a tough question. Here we go through our list of the top 10 towns to visit in France (and there are a lot more than 10 towns).
Filmed in Rouen, France
Copyright Mark Wolters 2012
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We partnered with P&O Ferries to drive right from home in Central London - all the way to France via the Ferry Crossing. The timing was perfect too - with the holidays upon us, it was the perfect excuse we needed to stock up on Christmas party cheese and champagne!
Journey-wise - London to Dover took like 90 minutes and another 90 minutes crossing! It was so straight-forward! We even had spare time to go exploring some other parts of France we'd never visited before.
Verdun, France
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Verdun in France is best known for the terrible battle in 1916 but the town itself is really charming!
Norwich Duff , a British naval officer, visited Verdun in 1819, shortly after the conclusion of the Napoleonic Wars. He writes: 'Verdun is prettily situated in a valley surrounded by hills. The River Meuse runs through the town and forms several canals and ditches round the town which is fortified and, I believe, by the great Marshal Vauban. The citadel and surroundings are a good deal out of repair and people were at work on them. Though there is little to see at Verdun, every part of it felt interesting from the number of our countrymen confined here during the war. Verdun is famous for its sweetmeats, sugar plums, confits etc which are said to be the best in France. They made us show our passports here it being a fortified town.
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