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Location: Near Tours, France about 47°10'N 0°25'E
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Originally Posted by Rocking chair
France, Germany and UK have more or less the same climates (Cfb in Koppen classification). Winters tend to be colder in Germany, and summer coolers in Britain. But it depends of the areas (parts of Brittany or Normandy are cooler than the londonian basin in summer, parts of eastern France can be colder than NW Germany in winter).
France has the privilege to have a mediterranean coastal "colony" in Provence-Languedoc, so it creates a bigger contrast with its neighbors.
If I were you, I'd choose France. France is more interesting, more variety, nicer weather in general and more things to see. Just stay away from Paris and big cities.
In every way.
France is the biggest country in Europe, three to four different climates, best food, best wines, a wide variety of landscapes, architectural heritage only suspassed by Italy, etc, etc.
France, Germany and UK have more or less the same climates (Cfb in Koppen classification). Winters tend to be colder in Germany, and summer coolers in Britain. But it depends of the areas (parts of Brittany or Normandy are cooler than the londonian basin in summer, parts of eastern France can be colder than NW Germany in winter).
France has the privilege to have a mediterranean coastal "colony" in Provence-Languedoc, so it creates a bigger contrast with its neighbors.
Yes, I do agree that French food is overrated, but it is still way better than British food.
British food and restaurants are often underrated. Each time I went in Britain, I've found simple and not pretentious food, with a good welcome. A bit expansive though.
Yes, I do agree that French food is overrated, but it is still way better than British food.
Do you believe this because you've eaten good British food in Britain or because the French have told you this?
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