Probably Paris and Provence.

If you like historical monuments, Paris is a better choice.

If you prefer natural scenery, Provence is the best choice.

However, the scenery in Provence is only beautiful in summer (of course there will be a lot of people there). If you go there in winter, I personally feel that it is not interesting. It is better to feel the romantic atmosphere in Paris.

Attachment: The city is built radially from Chatelet Square, with Chatelet Square as the base point, and the surrounding area to the Champs Elysées is the Center. That is to say, this center of Paris is the oldest in the city, but it is also the oldest.

The busiest place.

The "center" of the city center is Notre-Dame de Paris and the Conciergerie on the Cite surrounded by the Seine River.

To the north of Ile de la Cité are Pl.

Tuileries) are located in this area of ????the center of the Right Bank.

Starting from the Arc de Triumph du Caroussel, enter the Tuileries Garden, pass by the Obelisk of Place de la Concorde, follow the Champs Elysées straight to the majestic Arc de Triomphe, and then continue to the Ark building in La Defense

(Grande Arche), this central axis is a world-famous landscape.

If you take the Champs Elysées as the dividing line and look west, the symbols of Paris - the Eiffel Tower and Les Invallides (Les Invallides) are on the left bank.

Further north, the white spire of the Basilique du Sacre Coeur on the hill of Montmartre stands like a landmark. It is the highest landmark of Paris after the Eiffel Tower.

World-class French cuisine Paris is the gourmet capital of the world. The status of great chefs is equivalent to that of the rich and famous, and they are highly respected. The five-star restaurants stand out and are the focus of society and the topic of tourists. The top restaurants have the title of "lifetime".

"A luxurious slogan" makes people seem to have endless regrets in life; the so-called French cuisine has an inconvenience: it does not necessarily have to be gorgeous, but suits, ties, skirts and high heels cannot be sloppy, and etiquette must be followed step by step.

Maintain a personable demeanor.

The first one was the predecessor of the famous Le Procope restaurant in the Saint-Germain district. Along the way, the cafe has become a part of Parisian culture and life, which is something the French are proud of.

The characteristics of Parisian cafes are not like American, Japanese or Italian coffee that plays with various flavorings. They mainly focus on fragrant black coffee, which is Expresso. The most important thing is to taste the atmosphere and environment.

For those who think black coffee is too strong, you can try the unique Ole Coffee (coffee with milk).

Shopping for a Parisian style. Fashion shopping on the left bank and right bank of the Seine in Paris is, in short, a showdown between alternative quirkiness and elegance. This phenomenon also reflects the heterogeneous cultural development of residents on both sides of the river extending from the city center.

For tourists, you can get what you want.

When many people come to Paris, they make a pilgrimage to the famous shopping street of Avenue Montagne on the Right Bank!

Even just window shopping, where designer goods are priced at eye-popping prices, it’s worth catching a glimpse of the crystallization of the fashion industry! Aix-en-Provence is the hometown of the painter Paul Cézanne and has been a university town since the Middle Ages.

, is also the famous "Spring City".

This is the ancient capital of Roman Provence.

It is still known today for its Roman ruins, medieval, Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

Aix is ??also famous for its unique cuisine, rosé wine, and its special language - Provence dialect.

Provence produces high-quality grape wines, 20% of which are high-end and top-quality wines.

Due to the abundant sunshine in the Mediterranean, Provence grapes contain more sugar, which is converted into alcohol, making the alcohol content of Provence wine 2 degrees higher than that of wine in the north.

The slightly orange dry rosé wine is the most distinctive.

Common red wines include: Cotes de Provence, Coteaux d'Aix en Provence, Bandol.

Arles, an ancient town in South Provence, is famous for its warm and bright Mediterranean sunshine and fashionable artistic style.

Anyone who has read "The Biography of Van Gogh" will probably remember that the outstanding painter once created and lived here.

The streets, houses, and bars here are full of strong artistic atmosphere.

The architecture of ancient Rome (the Arians are descendants of the ancient Romans), the works of artists, and the people living in modern civilized society coexist harmoniously here, in peace and beauty.

A very fashionable International Photography Festival is held here every July. In the stone ancient alleys and small squares, today's trend-creating photographers and romantic figures are exhibited.

There are also medieval castles and neat lavender fields.