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CHEAP NEW YEAR'S EVE FRANCE

Poles are increasingly spending New Year's Eve in France in the Alps and in Paris. Until recently, Our travels to France and Paris were reserved for the wealthier part of society. But recently, thanks to budget airlines, you can find flight offers that even students can afford. On New Year's Eve in Paris, it is best to go individually, planning a 2-3 day trip. Skiing enthusiasts can choose the option to go skiing in France and combine a New Year's Eve ball with a glacier madness in the Alps.

Paris is a treasure trove of monuments from different eras, works of art, architectural structures, museums and universities. When in Paris for New Year's Eve, you absolutely must see: the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe and the Basilica of the Sacré Coeur. If we are not too tired from a New Year's Eve hangover, we should also visit the Louvre, one of the largest art museums in the world. Its collections include the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. It is also worth seeing the collections of impressionist paintings in the Musée d'Orsay and the Georges Pompidou Centre. You can see all this for little money, using the option of a family vacation in France.
French cuisine is often considered one of the best in the world. It is most often associated with frog legs, snails, baguette, cheese and wine. In reality, French cuisine is not so uniform. On Christmas and New Year's Eve in France, similarly to Poland, three main meals are eaten during the day: breakfast, lunch and dinner. The difference is that the French eat dinner between 8 and 10 p.m. and it usually lasts quite a long time. The most characteristic of French cuisine are cheeses and wines. French cheeses are produced in huge quantities, types and shapes. The most famous are camembert, brie and roquefort. All of these specialties can be tasted during a last minute trip to France. In France, wine production has reached its peak and is often a model for similar quality products from other countries. French wines are divided into: vin de table, or intermediate table wines, vin de pays, or wines from lesser-known regions of France, and the best vin d'appellation contrôlée, or wines subject to strict production standards. A completely separate topic is champagne, a special type of sparkling wine, known all over the world and commonly associated with celebration and luxury.

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