French town
Village in France
A French town is a small municipality in France, or more broadly, any town with notably French character—cobblestone streets, outdoor cafés, patisseries.
The phrase often evokes quaint European charm: They retired to a little French town in Provence.
In casual use, it can describe places outside France that feel distinctly Gallic: New Orleans has the atmosphere of a French town.
- bell towerStructure housing large chimes
- village squareCentral public space
- cobblestone streetsRoads surfaced with rounded rocks
- mountainous regionsAreas with high terrain
- coastal settlementsCommunities beside the ocean
ski resorts · alpine villages · communes · wine country · UNESCO heritage sites · fishing ports · industrial hubs · historic districts · walled cities · farmers market · café terrace · technology parks
French townmetropolis
Large important city
major city · capital city · Paris · global city · megacity
French townGerman town
Historic Philadelphia neighborhood
English town · American town · Italian town · British village · colonial town
French townFrench city
Municipality in the Republic
Paris · French village · French capital · Lyon · Marseille
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