France

Capitole de Toulouse
The grand city hall and opera house located in the heart of Toulouse, known for its stunning façade, ornate interiors, and the vibrant Place du Capitole that hosts various public events.

Basilica of Saint-Sernin (Basilique Saint-Sernin)
A magnificent Romanesque church and UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its impressive architecture, historical significance, and beautiful relics.

Cité de l’Espace
An interactive space museum and theme park dedicated to space exploration and science, featuring exhibits on astronauts, space missions, and hands-on activities for all ages.

Musée des Augustins
An art museum housed in a former Augustinian monastery, showcasing an extensive collection of medieval and Renaissance art, including sculptures, paintings, and artefacts.

Garonne River
A scenic river flowing through Toulouse, offering picturesque views, pleasant riverside walks, and opportunities for boat tours and relaxing by the water.

Pont Neuf
A historic bridge spanning the Garonne River, known for its charming architecture and role as a key landmark in Toulouse’s urban landscape.

Jardin des Plantes
A beautiful public garden featuring a variety of plant species, tranquil walking paths, and a small botanical garden, providing a peaceful escape.

Saint-Raymond Museum (Musée Saint-Raymond)
An archaeological museum displaying ancient Roman artefacts, including statues, mosaics, and everyday objects from the Roman era in Toulouse and its surroundings.

Hôtel d’Assézat
A grand Renaissance mansion now housing the Bemberg Foundation’s art collection, featuring works by masters like Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas, and Picasso.

Church of the Jacobins (Église des Jacobins)
A stunning Gothic church known for its unique architecture, including a striking ribbed vault and the tomb of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Place de la Bourse
A beautiful square bordered by elegant 18th-century buildings, including the Palais de la Bourse. The Miroir d’Eau (Water Mirror) reflects the buildings and is popular for photos.

Cité du Vin
A modern wine museum dedicated to the history and culture of wine. You can explore interactive exhibits, enjoy wine tastings, and enjoy panoramic views from the rooftop.

La Grosse Cloche
A medieval gate and bell tower that once served as part of Bordeaux’s defensive walls. It’s a symbol of the city and offers views from the top.

Bordeaux Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-André de Bordeaux)
A Roman Catholic cathedral known for its Gothic architecture, stunning stained glass windows, and free-standing bell tower.

Place des Quinconces
One of Europe’s largest city squares, featuring monuments, fountains, and a column topped by a statue of Girondin leader Ferdinand Victor Eugène Delacroix.

Saint-Michel Basilica (Basilique Saint-Michel)
A Gothic church known for its impressive spire and views from the top. The surrounding area, Marché des Capucins, is famous for its food market.

Pont de Pierre
A historic stone bridge over the Garonne River, offering scenic views of Bordeaux’s waterfront and skyline.

Darwin Ecosystem
A vibrant cultural hub housed in a former military barracks, featuring street art, urban gardens, organic cafes, and skateboarding facilities.

Quai des Chartrons
A trendy district along the Garonne River, known for its antique shops, art galleries, wine bars, and Sunday morning market.

Museum of Aquitaine (Musée d’Aquitaine)
A museum showcasing the history and archaeology of the Aquitaine region, with exhibits ranging from prehistory to the present day.

Château des Ducs de Bretagne
A historic castle and former ducal residence featuring medieval architecture, a moat, and a museum showcasing Nantes’ history, with exhibits on the city’s past and the ducal family.

Les Machines de l’île
A unique theme park and artistic project inspired by Jules Verne and Leonardo da Vinci, featuring mechanical animals, including a giant elephant, and interactive exhibits.

Musée d’Arts de Nantes
An art museum housing a diverse collection of European art, from the Middle Ages to contemporary works, including pieces by artists such as Monet, Delacroix, and Picasso.

Île de Versailles
A charming island in the Erdre River, designed as a Japanese garden with serene landscapes, water features, and walking paths offering a peaceful retreat from the city.

Place Royale
A historic square surrounded by elegant buildings and arcades, known for its central fountain, classic architecture, and as a key location for local events and markets.

Eglise Sainte-Croix
A beautiful church featuring a mix of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, with impressive stained glass windows and a tranquil atmosphere.

Parc du Grand-Blottereau
A large public park with expansive gardens, walking paths, and greenhouses, offering a relaxing environment for leisurely walks and outdoor activities.

Nantes Natural History Museum (Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle)
A museum with extensive collections of fossils, minerals, animal specimens, and dioramas, providing educational and engaging exhibits on natural history.

La Cigale
A historic brasserie and restaurant renowned for its Art Nouveau décor, offering traditional French cuisine in a beautifully preserved and elegant setting.

Porte Saint-Pierre
A historic gateway and one of the remaining parts of the old city walls, offering a glimpse into Nantes’ medieval past and architectural heritage.

Canal Saint-Félix
A picturesque canal area perfect for leisurely strolls along the water, with charming bridges, historic buildings, and opportunities to enjoy the local scenery.

Jardin des Plantes
A botanical garden featuring a diverse collection of plant species, themed gardens, sculptures, and a peaceful environment for relaxation and exploration.

Brest Castle (Château de Brest)
A historic fortress located on the harbour, featuring impressive medieval architecture and a maritime museum with exhibits on the city’s naval history and seafaring past.

Océanopolis
A major aquarium and marine science centre showcasing diverse marine ecosystems, with large tanks housing sea creatures from various ocean environments, educational exhibits, and interactive displays.

Musée des Beaux-Arts de Brest
An art museum with a diverse collection of European art, including works from the Renaissance to contemporary pieces, housed in an elegant building in the city centre.

Quai du Commandant-Malbert
A picturesque waterfront area offering scenic views of the harbour, perfect for leisurely walks along the quays, enjoying the maritime atmosphere, and observing local marine activities.

Jardin des Explorateurs
A beautifully landscaped garden dedicated to explorers and maritime figures, featuring statues, themed plantings, and tranquil spaces for relaxation and reflection.

Tour Tanguy
A historic tower overlooking the harbour, providing insight into Brest’s past with exhibitions on the city’s history and panoramic views of the surrounding area.

Eglise Saint-Louis
A striking neo-Gothic church known for its impressive stained glass windows, ornate interior, and historical significance within the local community.

Brest Arena
A modern venue hosting a variety of events including concerts, sports, and cultural performances, known for its distinctive architecture and versatile event space.

La Recouvrance
A reconstructed 18th-century naval vessel moored in the harbour, offering visitors a chance to explore a historical ship and learn about maritime life during that era.

Les Ateliers des Capucins
A cultural and creative hub located in a former naval workshop, featuring exhibitions, workshops, and events in a unique industrial setting that highlights Brest’s maritime heritage.

Parc de la Penfeld
A scenic park along the Penfeld River, offering green spaces, walking trails, and picturesque views, ideal for outdoor activities and enjoying nature in the city.

Rue de Siam
A bustling shopping street in the heart of Brest, known for its diverse range of shops, cafés, and historic buildings, providing a lively urban experience.

Le Havre Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Havre)
A modernist Catholic cathedral built after World War II, known for its unique architecture and stained glass windows.

Musée Malraux (Musée d’art moderne André Malraux)
A museum of modern art with a diverse collection, including works by Monet, Renoir, Braque, and other Impressionist and modernist artists.

Le Havre Beach (Plage du Havre)
A long sandy beach along the English Channel, popular for sunbathing, swimming, and waterfront promenades.

Le Havre Port and Waterfront
Explore the bustling port area, lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops. The waterfront promenade offers views of ships and boats.

Volcano Cultural Centre (Le Volcan)
A cultural complex designed by Oscar Niemeyer, featuring a theatre, library, and art gallery. It’s a symbol of Le Havre’s post-war reconstruction.

Church of Saint Joseph (Église Saint-Joseph du Havre)
A modernist church with a tower rising 107 meters high, offering panoramic views of Le Havre and the surrounding area.

Maison de l’Armateur
A historic house museum showcasing the lifestyle of a wealthy ship owner in the 18th century, with period furnishings and maritime artefacts.

Jardins Suspendus (Hanging Gardens)
Terraced gardens on the slopes of a former fortification, offering views of Le Havre and the estuary of the Seine River.

Le Havre Maritime Museum (Musée Maritime)
A museum dedicated to the maritime history of Le Havre and Normandy, with exhibits on shipbuilding, navigation, and maritime trade.

Fort de Sainte-Adresse
A 19th-century coastal fortification offering views over the English Channel and Le Havre. It now houses a museum dedicated to the city’s history.