| You always find the “hexagonal” land of France | | | | Mars beside the River Seine in Paris. Named after its |
| pleasing and pampering you with its lovely airs, beguiling | | | | designer, engineer Gustave Eiffel, the tower has been |
| nature, gorgeous beaches, mesmeric mountains, | | | | declared as one of the most recognizable structures in |
| magnificent monuments, gastronomic delights, and the | | | | the world. It’s the top tourist attraction of France. |
| fantastic cities, like Paris, Bordeaux, Bourges, Cannes, | | | | Chartres Cathedral – the Cathedral of Our Lady of |
| Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Strasbourg, and Toulouse. | | | | Chartres located in Chartres. The cathedral is one of |
| France certainly has one of the most pleasing | | | | the finest expressions of the French Gothic |
| countries in the world. It’s an idyllic vacation | | | | architectural style. Erected in the most surreal setting, |
| destination that has more number of tourist attractions | | | | the Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. |
| that any other country in the world. It really has a | | | | Amiens Cathedral – the Cathedral of Our Lady of |
| number of wonderful tourist attractions, but here are 10 | | | | Amiens located in Amiens, the main city of Picardy, in |
| things that you must see while in France. | | | | the Somme River valley. The 42.30 m high magnificent |
| Château de Versailles – the royal Palace located | | | | Cathedral is one of the tallest cathedrals in France. |
| in Versailles, in the north central France, near Paris. Built | | | | The cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. |
| by Louis XIV in the 17th century, the palace of | | | | Disneyland Paris – a wonderful holiday and |
| Versailles is one of the major attractions of France, | | | | recreation resort, located in Marne-la-Vallée, a town |
| and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. | | | | in the eastern suburbs of Paris. The resort features 2 |
| Louvre or Musée du Louvre – one of the oldest, | | | | theme parks, 1 entertainment district, and 7 |
| greatest, the most celebrated and most frequented | | | | Disney-owned hotels. It is one of the major tourist |
| museums in the world. Located in Paris, the museum | | | | traps of France. |
| exhibits the great works of Leonardo da Vinci, | | | | Le Pont du Gard – an aqueduct built by the ancient |
| Jacques Louis David, Delacroix, Raphael, and many | | | | Romans, located in Vers-Pont-du-Gard near |
| others. | | | | Remoulins, in the Southern France. One of the finest |
| Château de Fontainebleau – the royal castle of | | | | examples of the Roman architectural skills, the |
| Fontainebleau, which is one of the grandest French | | | | aqueduct is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a |
| royal châteaux. The chateau, which brought the | | | | popular tourist site. |
| Italian Mannerist style to France, has been | | | | Bourges Cathedral – a glorious cathedral located in |
| acknowledged as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. | | | | Bourges, France. The construction of the cathedral |
| Le Mont-Saint-Michel – a wonderful rocky tidal | | | | dedicated to Saint Stephen began in 1195 and it was |
| island, located about 1 km off the French northern | | | | completed between 1225-1250. in 1992, the cathedral |
| coast, at the mouth of the Couesnon River near | | | | was declared as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO. |
| Avranches, in Normandy. Mont-Saint-Michel and its Bay | | | | Author writes for Holiday Velvet, a website providing |
| are top tourist magnet & UNESCO World Heritage | | | | listings for Hotels, Villas, Holiday apartments Paris, and |
| Site. | | | | France holiday apartments. |
| Eiffel Tower – an iconic tower on the Champ de | | | | |