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Paris Region:

■ Four world heritage sites listed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (l'Unesco): the castles and parks of Fontainebleau, the castles and parks of Versailles, the medieval ancient city of Provins and the scenery on both sides of the Seine River in Paris.

■ Nine royal cities near Paris: Dourdan, Etampes, Fontainebleau, Marly-le-Roi, Rambouillet, Saint-Denis and Saint-Germain-en-Laye Angles.

■ 24 castles and gardens in Paris: French gardens, Renaissance gardens, medieval gardens and romantic parks.

■ painter's village: Auvers-sur-Oise, Barbizon and chatou.

■ Seine River, Oise River, Marne River, Ourcq River, Yonne River and Loing River: all waterways located in this region.

■ Four regional nature parks: la Haute Vallée de Chevreuse and le G? ? 9tinais fran? ? 4ais), le Vexin fran? ? 4ais) and le futur Oise-Pays de France Park.

■ 3 nature reserves.

Central Region:

■ Xiangbo Fort (Le ch? ? 9 teau de Chambold), a masterpiece of the Renaissance.

■ Le ch? ? 9teau de Chenonceau) and a bridge leading to the castle formed by its wing on the Cher.

■ Henbois castle (Le ch? ? 9teau d'Amboise): Gothic and Renaissance style

■ Blois city and castle, the favorite residence of French kings in 16th century.

■ Chartres and Bourges cathedrals are treasures of Gothic art style.

■ Landry Castle (Le ch? ? 9teau de Villandry) and its Renaissance style garden.

■ az-le-lidu castle (Le ch? ? 9teau d'Azay-le-Rideau), built on an island in central Andel.

■ Cheville Li Castle (Le ch? ? 9teau de Cheverny), because of its relationship with the adventures of Tintin's Mulan Castle (le ch? ? 9teau de Moulinsart) is famous for its similarity.

■ chateau de valencia (Le ch? ? 9teau de Valen? ? 4ay) and its French garden, in July and August, held a series of activities with the theme of history for 1 days.

■ Briare Canal Bridge is the longest bridge in the world: it is 663 meters long and has seven locks.

■ The Romanesque Saint-Beno-Loire Cathedral (Saint-Beno? ? 6t-sur-Loire)。

Normandy:

■ Le Mont-Saint-Michel: a church and village built on a stone island.

■ Landing places of World War II: beaches, American soldiers' cemeteries and museums.

■ Les falaises d'Etretat is located in the Caux area.

■ La cathédrale de Rouen is a model of Gothic art architecture, and the top of its church is the highest in France.

■ lisieux Cathedral.

■ Giverny: The former residence of the painter Claude Monet and his garden are located here.

■ Bayeux's carpet industry: a unique masterpiece in the world in the 11th century.

■ Fécamp: Located on the coast of Albat (C? ? te d'Albatre) on the city of history and art. Palais de la Bénédictine is not only a museum, but also a modern place for burning wineries.

■ Le Haras du Pin, known as "Versailles des chevaux", was built in the period of Louis XIV.

Picardy Region:

■ La cathédrale d'Amiens, le quartier Saint-Leu and its small islands, which are listed as world cultural heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (l'Unesco).

■ Many castles: Chantilly, Pierrefonds, Lambour, Coucy and Compiè gne.

■ Somme bay: known as one of the most beautiful bays in the world.

■ Parks and gardens: Le Parc Ornithologique du Marquenterre and Le Parc Botanique de Valloires.

■ Laon is a city of history and art, an urban highland.

■ l'Ourcq Valley, Marne Valley and its vineyards.

■ Gerberoy in Bray region is known as one of the most beautiful villages in France.

■ Senlis, an ancient medieval city.

■ Many cathedrals: Senlis, Soissons, Beauvais, Noyon, Laon, Amiens and la basilique de St-Quentin.

■ Attractive parks: le parc Astérix and Shahai.

Northern-Calais Strait Region:

■ La Grand'Place d'Arras: 155 Flemish buildings

■ Swimming pool, Musé e d 'art et d 'industrie de Roubaix: reconstructed art swimming pool.

■ Le Musé e Matisse au Cateau-Cambré sis in Kadu-Gambryce: The collection of Matisse works ranks third in France. .

■ La coupole d'Helfaut: a launch pad with V2.

■ the scenery between the two ends of the earth: the coast of Suva (c? ? te Sauvage) and the scenery between Manche and the North Sea.

■ Le palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille: the second largest art museum after the Louvre.

■ Lewarde's mineral history center: Coal Mine Museum.

■ Nauska à: ocean centre, a country located in boulogne.

■ Le Touquet-Paris-Plage: 6 km long beach, 255 hectares of pine and birch forests.

■ The churches and buildings in Saint-Omer are unique hotels in the 18th century.

Brittany:

■ La pointe du Raz: It is located on a group of stone piles to the west of pointe du Finistère in Fenice.

■ La presqu'? ? 6le de Crozon): Located in the center of Finistè re, Fenice: small port, serrated coastline, cliffs.

■ pink coast (La C? ? te de Granit Rose) and its charming small towns: Lannion, Perros- Guirec, Pleumeur-Bodou, Trébeurden and Trégastel.

■ Le golfe du Morbihan: It is composed of Ruyu Peninsula (presqu'? ? 6le de Rhuys) closed shape and form a small inland sea.

■ coast of emmerod (La C? ? te d'Emeraude): Saint-Malo, Pirate City, Dinard, Dinan.

■ Church walls: Lampaul-Guimiliau in Finistère, Fenice, and Almore Beach (les c? ? tes d 'Armour) Tréguier church wall.

■ Brocéliande forest: a deified forest.

■ Les monts d'Arrée: It is the highest "mountain peak" in Brittany in Parc naturel régional d'Armorique.

■ The Glénans Islands are located at the entrance of Carnaud Bay, where there is also a famous maritime school.

Loire Valley Region:

■ Nantes, Bouffay, medieval pedestrian street, Duke of Brittany Castle (le ch? ? 9teau des ducs de Bretagne)。

■ Angers is the capital of l'Anjou province, and its old neighborhood of la Doutre and its fortifications in the 13th century.

■ Laoshi Street in Le Mans.

■ Wood reinforced wall houses in Laval.

■ Saumur, the equestrian capital.

■ la Ferté-Bernard Canal.

■ Clisson, known as "Venice of the West".

■ Fontenay-le-Comte and its "Millennium history" pedestrian street.

■ Le Puy du Fou, a park with a medieval theme, attracts all families.

■ The original beach and its surrounding scenery.

■ La Baule and its 9-kilometer-long round sand bay.

■ Les Sables d'Olonne, sabol, is a great hometown of navigation.

■ L'abbaye de Fontevraud, Feng Te.

poitou-Charente Region:

■ Poitiers and Futuroscope: parks with great attraction: introducing photography, giant or hemispherical screens, 3D movies, simulators, etc.

■ Angoulême Gulaim and its surroundings: Balzac Castle (les ch? ? 9teaux de Balzac), Bayer Castle (Bayer), Chalais Castle (Chalais) and Le Festival International de la Bande Dessiné e.

■ The novel art and more than 6 landmark memorial buildings in this region are the best witness in Saint-Jacques-de-Composelle The Way in the 1th century.

■ L 'Abbaye Royale de celles-sur-belle and l'abbaye de Saint-Martin in Ligugé.

■ Leidao (L'? ? 6le de Ré): Visit the 87-kilometer cycling track by bike.

■ poitevin swamp, suitable for small boats.

■ Gourmet: cognac, Pi Nuo grape liqueur, goat cheese.

Champagne-Ardennes Region:

■ Reims and its cathédrale Notre-Dame have been listed as world cultural heritage by Unesco.

■ Champagne region