Welcome to FranceFrance has long been the source of inspiration for countless artists and authors who have painted and written about its natural beauty. With its breathtaking countryside, good weather and famous architecture you just cannot get any better than relaxing in the sun with a selection of the finest wines and food in true French style.
From the idyllic beaches of the northern coast of Normandy and Brittany to the heart land of the Loire and Bordeaux wine growing regions you are quite literally spoilt by this sparsely populated land of overwhelming character. There are plenty of things to do in France like exploring the thousands of years of cultural heritage or simply stuffing your face with French delicacies.
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Here are some interesting facts for you...
Official Name - French Republic
Capital City - Paris
Language - French
Religion - Roman Catholic
Currency - Euro (€) EUR
Time difference from GMT +1 hr
Electricity & Voltage - 230V 50HZ
Weights & Measures - Metric
Country Dialling Code (+33)
Population - 60,400,000
Weather in France
The sun will shine in abundance throughout the summer months of June and early September and temperatures of up to 40˚C are not uncommon. The skiing season is in full swing between the months of December and March. The winters are often bitterly cold in France although the temperature becomes warmer the further south that you travel. Generally the weather in France is good although when it rains, much like the UK, it really does rain!
France Passport & Visa Information
France is a signatory to the 1995 Schengen Agreement.
To gain entry into France a full passport with at least 3 months validity must be shown by all nationals of Britain, Australia, Canada, USA and other EU states. EU nationals holding a valid national ID card may also use this to gain entry.
A visa is not required by nationals of Britain and other EU states for visits of an unlimited period whereas nationals of Australia, Canada and USA may enter without a visa for a maximum period of up to 90 days. Proof of a return ticket is not required for nationals of Britain and other EU states; however, nationals of Australia, Canada and USA are required to demonstrate proof of this information.
Important: The information that we display is for guidance only, we recommend that all travellers visit the official British Government website for international travel advice by clicking here
Note: For specific instructions on passport or visa issues all travellers are advised to contact the Embassy of the French Republic in the UK by clicking here
Important: The information that we display is for guidance only, we recommend that all travellers visit the official British Government website for international travel advice by clicking
here
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