There are too many titles about France. Some people like the fashion here, some are deeply attracted by the literary and artistic atmosphere on the left bank of the Seine, and some people come all the way here for her delicious food. No matter how many times you come to France, you will never get bored. She always has a look you have never seen before that makes people deeply amazed. Having settled in France for many years, let me take stock of the full range of French themed games for you. I only choose one favorite point at a time and savor it carefully. Trust me, you will fall in love with her as much as I do.

Fashion Shopping

The fashion and elegance of the French are recognized around the world. Fashion bloggers are eager to visit Paris when they mention it. It is a must-check-in stop on the road to fashion. . Come and see with me how to play in fashionable France~French fashion is basically concentrated in the capital Paris. Let’s focus on those places in Paris that are full of fashion and make people go shopping crazy.

Fashion Avenue

Fragrant Street

No matter how the emerging shopping district rises, it cannot shake the status of Xiang Street in the fashion circle, with world-class brands, clothing Shops and perfume shops are all concentrated here, which is full of elegance and elegance. Even if you don't go shopping crazy here, it is necessary to check in and feel the atmosphere. After all, it is one of the three most prosperous central streets in the world.

Avenue Montaigne

After visiting the Champagne Street, turn the corner at the intersection of the boulevard and you will find Avenue Montaigne. All the truly first-class brand-name flagship stores are gathered here, including Ungaro Prada (2 No.), Valentino (No. 17), LV (No. 22), Dior (No. 30), Chanel (No. 40-42), Calvin Klein (No. 53) and Gucci (No. 60) and other top luxury brands can be found here. turn up. Avenue Montaigne has now become a landmark in the luxury world of Paris, and you can smell the aristocratic atmosphere in fashion from afar.

Avenue George V

Avenue George V is located in the 8th district of Paris. From here to the north you can reach the Champs Elysées, where the LV flagship store is located. This street is home to a large number of big-name stores, which will definitely make your legs weak from shopping. The very famous nightclub Crazy Horse Nightclub in Paris and the super famous hotel "George V" are also located on this street, and the Chinese Embassy in France is also here. The golden triangle area formed by Avenue Montaigne, Avenue des Champs-Elysées and Avenue George V in Paris is leading the fashion trend in Paris.

Galleries Lafayette

The full name of Galeries Lafayette is Galeries Lafayette in Paris. It was founded in 1893 and occupies No. 40 Avenue Haussmann, next to the Paris Opera House. Today, the meaning of Galeries Lafayette has long surpassed that of a department store, and has become the epitome and source of Parisian fashion culture. The famous Galeries Lafayette even has a Chinese shopping website, so you can enjoy shopping at Galeries Lafayette without leaving home.

Print Print Department Store

Printemps Department Store is a shopping mall as famous as Galeries Lafayette. The two stores are also very close to each other. It is a place that shopkeepers don’t want to leave once they come here. With a complete range of brands and a large scale, walking around is a serious test for physical strength. However, the mall is also very user-friendly now. The top-floor restaurant can provide customers with food to replenish their energy. If they are exhausted, they can go and sit. Other local French brands also have great advantages here. Shoppers who are into French brands should not miss it~

Literary Style Chapter

When you stop buying, If you want to seek spiritual sustenance and spiritual solace, France will not disappoint you. Large and small museums, bookstores and cafes, as well as beautiful and charming towns around it, will calm your restless mood.

Literary Town

Giverny Town

The town of Giverny is located in the northwest suburbs of Paris. It vividly resembles a medieval oil painting. Quietly telling its beauty. Impressionist painter Monet was moved by the tranquility here and built this picturesque private garden. Now it is open to the public and is a good place for visitors to experience the Impressionist master in person.

Fontainebleau

The name Fontainebleau sounds romantic and moving. The original text is Fontainebleau. Mr. Zhu Ziqing chose the palace because of his love for a palace that means "Blue Spring". It was translated as Fontainebleau Palace, and this town was also called "Fontainebleau". Mr. Zhu's favorite Palace of Fontainebleau was a royal hunting palace. It was expanded during the periods of Francois I and Henry II and became a very important palace in the French Renaissance. The architecture and paintings collected here are rare masterpieces, making it an indispensable place for exploring and studying the Renaissance.

Museum

Pompidou Center

If the Louvre represents the past of France and even the entire human civilization, then the Pompidou Center represents The present moment of French art, this futuristic building is also a work of art in its own right. The building's core philosophy is that "culture should not be elitist, it should be open to everyone, like any other form of information, in a friendly, non-hierarchical context." If you are interested in modern and contemporary art, you will Fall in love with this place.

Musée de l'Orangerie

The Musee de l'Orangerie is located on the banks of the Seine in Paris. This romantically named museum is famous for its huge "Water Lilies" by Monet. Monet strived to bring the audience into an "endless water dream world, with no horizon and no embankments." In order to realize this exhibition idea, he personally participated in the design of the exhibition hall until one year after Monet's death, Camille Lefebvre had just completed the transformation of the orangery. Although this museum is not as grand as other famous museums, it is very exciting. Even people who don’t like museums will want to come here.

A bookstore

In Paris, one of the places that can truly be called a "movable feast" is Shakespeare's Bookstore and the other is Café de Flore.

Shakespeare Bookstore

Perhaps the literary soil on the right bank of the Seine is too rich. Various bookstores have come and gone in the long river of time, opening and closing, but one of them has always remained the same. Firmly occupying the core of the literary and art circle, it is a must-visit holy place for literary and artistic young people. This is Shakespeare's Bookstore. Although it has the highest reputation, it is not as majestic and magnificent as imagined. It is small, quietly hidden in the corner of the city, and is a cultural landmark of Paris. Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Stein and other "lost generations" who were in Paris at that time were all guests of the bookstore.

Two Cafes

Cafe de Flore

In the history of world coffee, the Coffee de Flore in Paris must be one of the most prominent, not because it is brewed here. The coffee here is so delicious, but the continuous flow of literati and elegant people over the decades has added a lingering literary and artistic atmosphere here. Picasso, Sartre, Baudelaire and other cultural celebrities all drank coffee there. In the 1920s, the young Premier Zhou Enlai often went there to drink coffee and write articles. Zhou Enlai's name is clearly written on the shield-shaped metal plate protecting the cultural relics of the Goddess of Flowers. Café de Flore has become the epitome or source of Parisian culture and represents the spirit of left-bank liberalism.

Shuangsou Cafe

If you have been to the famous Flower God Cafe on the first day, go to Shuangsou next to it on the second day. Although his Although the neighbor is so famous, it does not affect the popularity of the Shuangsou Cafe at all. It is also a frequent place for cultural celebrities. Sartre and his lover Simone Beauvoir lived upstairs in the cafe. Picasso and Hemingway are also frequent visitors to this restaurant. It is also blessed by the world's top dessert shop Pierre Hermès, making it a good place to enjoy afternoon tea.

This is the Left Bank of Paris. Far away from the tourists from the Eiffel Tower and the tycoons of Galeries Lafayette, you can experience a literary Paris.

Fragrant Wine

As a magical country, French wine is also intoxicating. When it comes to wine, the two French brothers, Bordeaux and Burgundy, bear the brunt. Fe, Latour, Margaux, Romanée-Conti and many other top-notch wines are produced in these two places.

C?te de Nuits, Burgundy

It would not be an exaggeration to say that C?te de Nuits is the land of God’s love. Among Burgundy's 33 Grand Cru vineyards, there are 25 red wine Grand Cru vineyards in a row, 24 of which are located in C?te de Nuits. Therefore, it has become the proud production area of ??Burgundy.

Romanée production area

Vaughn-Romanée is the shining star of the Cote de Nuits and the essence of the Burgundy production area, and the famous Romanée ·Conti Garden (Romanee-Conti) is located here. In 1866, the village added "Romanee" as a suffix to its name in homage to the vineyard La Romanee. A book once described the Vosne-Romanee production area: "There is no ordinary wine in the village of Vosne-Romanee. The wines produced in this production area are particularly fruity, deep and rich in flavor." , very elegant, with a strong balance of strong wine and delicate taste

Bordeaux Medoc

When considering French wines, Bordeaux is usually the first wine region that comes to mind. It is a famous wine-producing region in France and the second largest wine-producing region in France. If you can only go to one wine-producing region in Bordeaux, you must go to Medoc.

In 1855, in order to promote French wine. Culture, the then French King Napoleon III ordered the Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce to grade the wines in the Bordeaux region. As a result, almost all of the 61 Grand Cru wineries were located in the Medoc region, making Medoc one of the most prestigious wineries in the Bordeaux region.

Pauillac is one of the four famous villages in the Medoc production area, and will be known to the world as the five famous chateaus, Chateau Lafite Rothschild and Latour. Chateau Latour, Chateau Margaux, Chateau Haut-Brion and Chateau Mouton Rothschild are all located here, and it is the entrance to French wine that is well known to the world.

Super Healing Desserts

Even if you are not interested in desserts, seeing those exquisite shapes and the sweet smell wafting from nowhere will constantly stimulate your nostrils and taste buds , I swallowed silently without realizing it. When I was sad, I took a bite and my whole body was instantly revived. It combines beauty and deliciousness. It is definitely a French dessert.

Macaroons

What is the most popular dessert in the world? All mousses and cheesecakes should make way for macarons. If you think macarons are expensive and unpalatable, it’s because you haven’t tasted PH macarons. Many people who have tasted Pierre Hermé say that Pierre Hermé seems to have magic power. No matter who eats it, they will be captured by the world of extremely creative and passionate taste buds at the moment of entry.

Soufflé

Not all chefs in France dare to make soufflé, because if they make a slight mistake, they will fail miserably; not every diner knows how to eat soufflé, because if they are a little slower, So I missed its deliciousness. Le soufflé is a soufflé-themed restaurant. In order to ensure a 100% success rate, it is strictly stipulated that each chef specializes in the production of one flavor of soufflé. This is described in the French gourmet "Bible" It: What a pity! The satisfaction of this appetite is fleeting, and in the end it always feels empty.

Eclairs

Eclairs are a very classic French dessert. Legend has it that this dessert is so delicious that people who eat it can't help but finish it quickly. , as fast as lightning, hence the name eclair. L'clair de Génie is a famous eclair specialty store in France. It has the most complete eclair categories in France, in addition to the common jam, coffee, chocolate , icing, fresh fruit, and even gold foil. Everyone who has eaten there has raved about it.

Romantic Beauty Chapter

Although France already has so many titles, it will not affect his appearance at all. After eating and drinking, let your eyes walk in France. This beautiful land is a great way to spend time shooting blockbusters. There are many beautiful places in France, but it is unrealistic to visit them continuously. In the southern Provence region, you can spend a week savoring the romantic style of this land. Apart from Paris, you can never look back. , a place that everyone who goes to France yearns for.

Valensole is one of the classic Provence towns and has the largest lavender fields in Provence. Every year before the harvest season, blue and purple colors fill the mountains and fields, rippling throughout the valley. It’s a beautiful picture to take a photo with your mobile phone.

Avignon is classic Provence. You can find lavender fields, fine wines, delicious food, small villages in the mountains, local customs and customs, all in the area centered on Avignon. Classic and modern meet here, with incomparable charm.

The original name of the Red Clay City is Roussillon. If you take a casual stroll in this red town full of enthusiasm, you will understand the fiery and colorful use of the colors of this land by Van Gogh and Gauguin. If you have friends who need paint, be sure to bring some to them. The paint here is made from precious mineral deposits in the world and is favored by painters.

Gordes is a very beautiful town in Provence. The houses in the entire town are made of granite accumulated on the mountain. They are arranged in a trapezoid shape and look like a sky in the distance. The house is also the prototype of Hayao Miyazaki's "Castle in the Sky".

The spring town, the Red Clay City and the Stone City are also known as the "Golden Triangle Town" of Provence. It is surrounded by mountains, with fresh air, green grass and gurgling clear water. There is no sound of roaring machines, no The brilliance of the modern city seems to have come to the distant medieval period. It is a good place to spend summer.

When you come to Provence, it would be a pity if you only admire the lavender and then leave. The sunflower fields in Arles, a small town in southern France, are definitely a beauty not to be missed in Provence, with bright sunshine and beautiful flower fields. The ancient city gave Van Gogh a constant source of inspiration. He once painted more than 200 classic works here.

The Austrian poet Rilke once said: This is an unparalleled city, a dreamy place, a romantic and bourgeois city, a prosperous and fashionable city, and a place worth visiting several times in a lifetime.