Best region?

Landes, Pyrénées Atlantiques ou Périgord

Your map is outdated, annyway pic is the only acceptable one.

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Everything is a fr*goid shithole except for Elsaß of course

Médoc
all the other ones are also great tho, i like all of aqvitania
in fact we should reunite all of gasconha, would be based

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which one has the best food? that one is my pick

>best region
Lorraine
>most based region
Bretagne

Corsica
cause they are not french

None, because frog "food" is overrated garbage.

Périgord.

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REJECT PINS
EMBRACE SWAMPS

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Bretagne, Alsace, Corsica and Occitania need to leave this god forsaken failure of an country

fuck off foreigner

I wish so hard the marshes were left intact instead of those ubiquous pins des landes.

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the one with the cheapest departures lounge

Tell.me about gascon people

i was thinking the same

Isn't the northern region like Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Alsace more industrial and urbanized than the south? Why did this region vote for LePen?

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b-but i like my pine trees
and they were planted by based Napoléon III

>Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
soulless

>réforme territoriale
grinçant mon gars

RETVRN TO DVNE

Burgundy, Rhône-Alpes, Aquitaine for tasty dishes
Savoy and other mountainous regions for hearty dishes
Provence for Mediterranean food

That's beautiful.
I liked axoa too much that's such a delicious stew

Provence will always be more soullfull than your random german province that nobody can pronounce it's name without butchering your ugly language

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YES

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Agreed. Savoy too.

Also, Brittany and Paris for pastries, and Normandy for dairy

Provence is so BIG
Did you know we have Mexican villas?

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>your random german province
It's called "state"
Well.. federal state is gay anyways

Based map

Alsace has many good dishes too and fine wine.

I agree, I love flammekueche and choucroute

I didn't know, it looks comfy. Must be expensive though.

Some provençaux in the 1820s emigrated to Mexico and became rich, when they came back to their valley they imported Mexican architecture

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>state
>federal
soulless and americanizedpilled

I wish I lived in one of those hehe
>Barcelonette

i didnt argue otherwise

It was nammed in honor of one of the Catalan counts who ruled Provence in the Middle Ages

Provence was given to the dynasty of Barcelona (Kings of Aragon and counts of Barcelona) when the county was in danger of an invasion by the rival count of Toulouse, eventually the king gave the county to one of his son and gave him independance

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Shut the fuck up fr*gnigger, i never want to hear your gay ass shitty language again subhuman