How about a trip to France Southwest

The largest region of France, approximate in size to Austria, and one of its most diverse, is in the far southwest of the country. It borders Spain to the south and stretches as far north as La Rochelle, the town famed for its use in educational books worldwide and east to the very heart of the country. The west of the region is dominated by the long coastline of the Bay of Biscay, a wild and windy place in winter, but warm and sunny in summer, resulting in some of the very best wines on earth, particularly reds, with the city of Bordeaux at the heart of this. The far south touches on the Pyrenees mountains dividing France and Spain, with wide valleys and snow-capped peaks. The north of the region is flat and heavily agricultural with farms and produce everywhere you look and dotted with countless small towns and villages. To the east the land undulates more, with dense forests, hills and a much more rural feel as you head towards the Massif Central in neighbouring Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes.
Despite its size, its a region often overlooked by those not in the know. Perhaps you’ll soon be “in the know” and discover this fabulous region of France soon