Weather in Annecy. Actual conditions and forecast

Climate in France and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

If you want to visit France with the aim of sightseeing, it is best to come during the summer, late spring, or early autumn. At these times, the weather is most comfortable for long walks, and there are practically no rainy days. If you really like beach holidays, then paying a visit to the French Riviera or the Atlantic coast is best from July to September. During this period, the water temperature reaches 25 degrees Celsius. There is no autumn season on the Atlantic. However, on the Mediterranean in particularly hot years, it is during the warm autumn days that more tourists come. Exhausting heat disappears, and the water temperature remains high. Tourists usually come to France from the end of November, for the sake of winter entertainment. In the Alps, there is a full house up to the beginning of April, but on the slopes of the Pyrenees Mountains there are usually much fewer tourists. If you want to experience the most colorful Catholic holidays, it is worthwhile to visit France during the period when these holiday dates coincide. The centers of pilgrimage are La-Salett, Lisieux, and Rocamadour. … Open

Atmosphere of France: religion and languages

Last year, according to data, it is recorded that less than 30% of the population of the country believes in the existence of God. More than 35% of the country believes that there is a higher force or energy, whose mind is at times more powerful than the human mind. More than 40% of the population believe that there are no higher forces and consider themselves atheists. Catholicism in France has been recognized as the only religion for thousands of years. With the advent of Charlemagne in France, the Catholic faith became even stronger. It was proclaimed as the only correct direction of Christianity. Already at the end of the 19th century in France there were major changes, and the Country officially proclaimed itself a secular State. In other words, the Government gave freedom of choice of religion. However, over the years, other religious denominations began to develop in France, despite the fact that France is still considered a Catholic state. … Open