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No more postings on Facebook!
Hi folks, no more postings on the Facebook account! For a several months we were facing a big problem with the acoount and the Facebook didn't want to help us with it. That's why we stopped posting on Facebook. The complete lack of responses from Facebook about the problems puts us off completely from this site. We would like to delete the account, but it is also impossible because we cannot fully log in to our account (Facebook is eating its own tail...).
We are still available on:
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https://www.youtube.com/user/videoturysta
https://twitter.com/VideoTurysta
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100 interesting things to do in France
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France
France is for many years the country most visited by tourists. This is due to its diversity, both in terms of landscapes and wildlife, as well as a legacy of history. Particulary interesting is the south of France: Provence and the Cote d'Azur.
French Riviera
Cote d'Azur (known also as French Riviera) is the area of the Mediterranean coast between Marseille and the Italian-French border. It is characterized by an extremely friendly (mild and sunny) climate and a exceptional high number of sunny days a year.
Italy
Italy is a country very rich in history, traditions and the culture. Traces of Italy's great past can be found all over the country. The best way to experience the culture of Italy, is immersing in some towns and villages.
Monaco
Monaco is a miniature state, which lies on the Mediterranean, between Nice and Menton, surrounded on three sides by France. Its size (about 2 km2) makes it the second smallest country in the world (after the Vatican).
Provence
Provence is a region that lies on the Mediterranean Sea and is located between the Côte d'Azur and Languedoc. It is a kingdom of lavender and olive trees. Although some say that the Cote d'Azur belongs to Provence, it can be distinguished as a separate area due to its unique character.