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	Armchair France - Includes recommendations for places to visit, a list of books, music and videos, a small selection of recipes, monthly updates from Uzès, and details of sporting events.
	At Random in France - Reports and pictures about regions, traditions and products. Useful tips about accommodation, leisure and museums.
	Drive-Alive - Find out about the regions and towns, what there is to do and places of interest to visit. Includes a hotel guide.
	France - World Sites Atlas - A collection of general and tourist information, links, maps, and photos for Paris and 80 other places of interest in France.
	France for Visitors - Travel guide with information on specific locations, hotels and restaurants.
	France on Foot.com - Detailed information on equipment, maps, guidebooks, food and lodging. Plan a walking or hiking vacation on France's 110,000 mile system of trails and foot paths.
	FranceTravel Attraction Search - Search for tourist sites in the PlanetWare Travel Encyclopedia and view photos, get list of travel attractions, lists of cities and towns, walking and driving tours. Paid subscription required for most services.
	FranceWay - A travel guide with sections on culture and heritage, regions of the country, dining and lodging; also has a bulletin board.
	GoSki France - French ski resort profiles, news, skier and snowboarder reviews, hotspots, activities, travel services, lodging, weather reports and snow conditions.
	Maison de la France - The official site of the French Government Tourist Office.
	The Southern France Guide - Commercial tourist guide for this part of France, with details of properties to rent.
	ViaFrance - Database of more than 3000 events including festivals, feasts, fair trade, celebrations and concerts.
	Allexperts France Travel Q&A - Volunteer travelers answer questions about tourism in France.
	First for France - Guide to France including regions, towns, places of interest, activities and events. Includes travel information.
	Western France Tourist Board - Tourism information covering Normandy, Brittany the Loire Valley, Western Loire and Cognac Country.
	Terroirs of France - Guide to the regions of France and their culture and traditions.
	Cyber France - Photos, maps and information useful for people travelling to France.
	iExplore France - Travel guide to France with information about places to visit.
	France for Freebooters - A collection of articles about France and its history. Travel writing and photography by Mike Kingdom-Hockings and friends.
	French at a Touch - Information on places in France and links to francophone sites.
	Toutes Directions - Travel guide to France with information on the regions and towns.
	Guideweb - Information on the regions of Ardeche and Provence in the south of France.
	Midi Loisirs - Addresses of tourist and leisure facilities in the south of France.
	FranceMonthly - Information on places to visit on your next trip to France. Brochures available about various tours.
	The France Tour of Sibona - Travel guide for some of the regions of France with brief information and maps.

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