A Beautiful Journey To Republic of France | 09 Best Places To Visit In France | ScenicHunter

Today on Scenic Hunter we are ready to embark on a fascinating adventure to a European country with beautiful landscapes and historical monuments. Come join us, this is our adventure to the Republic of France. France is the world's most attractive travel destination and full of beautiful landmarks, vibrant cities, world-class arts, gorgeous beaches, world-class architecture, stunning landscapes, diverse cuisine and wonderful culture. So people can't choose where to go on their trip to France. Here are some of the must-visit sites in this beautiful country to help you to plan your amazing tour. Paris, the city of love. The beautiful city of Paris is jam-full of historical world-class memorials including Notre Dame, the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, Sacré-Cœur, etc. Over 6 million people visit the magical Eiffel Tower yearly. The enchanting France's capital city, Paris is located in the north-central part of the country. This beautiful city is located along the Seine River. Vibrant evening sunrays, twinkling lights of Paris, with flute music and a glass of wine or champagne will take you to heaven. Mount Saint-Michel is a small tidal island located near the mouth of the Koinon River, about 1 km off the northwestern coast. Its surrounding bay was listed as a World Heritage Site and the buildings are protected as historical monuments. This amazing site is visited by over 3 million tourists annually. The island is just a few minutes away from land accessible at low tide. When the tide is low you can walk barefoot through this stunning natural architecture ensemble. Please keep remembering to get support from a travel guide or even be aware of the tide. Chamonix is one of the very popular and oldest ski resorts. Because of its elevation, this beautiful area has a humid continental climate with over 1,280 mm of average annual precipitation and has very cold and snowy waters. So the site is most ideal for winter sports and Mont Blanc attracts mountain climbers, as well as Chamonix, which has three separate areas for ski lovers. This stunning snowy area has one of the highest cable cars in the world and recorded its height as 3,842 m. It is still identified as the world's highest vertical ascent cable car. The Pont du Gard You can visit superb Roman sites in southern France, but the UNESCO World Heritage Site named Pont du Gard is always at top of the list. It is an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge, was built to carry 20,000 m3 of water over 50 km per day in the 1st century AD. It is considered the highest bridge of all Roman aqueduct bridges. This special historical monument has been an attractive tourist destination for centuries, and today it is one of France's top 5 tourist destinations with over 1.4 million visitors annually. The Chateaus of the Lorre Valley, the Garden of France. Lorre Valley is 280 km long valley, stretching from Sully-sur-Lorre to Cologne-sur-Lorre in Anjou, listed as one of the largest UNESCO sites in the world. Majestic castles are scattered over the densely forested Lorre Valley remained you a beautiful background of a fairy tale. This incredible cultural heritage site was built by the kings of France during the 15th and 16th centuries to enjoy this scenic environment. The number of chateaus of the Lorre Valley exceeds 300 and many of the chateaus were built on hilltops and one and only Chateaus de Montereau was built in the riverbed. Province, Land of Lavender. Everyone can feel the beauty of heavenly-scented endless lavender fields every summer. These beautiful flowers can be found almost everywhere and make one of the most beautiful scenic landscapes during summer. If you are interested in a day trip the fields are open from 9.30 am and 1 o'clock pm on Sundays during summer times. This historical place is located in southeastern France and bordered by Lower Rhone to the west, Italian border to the east, and Mediterranean Sea to the south. The Rhone River flows from province and it is considered as one of the major rivers of France, as well as Salt Plateau, Valensole Plateau, and the Louberon Valley are some of the scenic spots located in province. Gorges du Verdun, the Grand Canyon of France. The Verdun Gorge or Gorges du Verdun is about 25 km long and a 700 m deep river canyon located in the province Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southeastern France. This turquoise-green river canyon was formed by the Verdun River. At the end of this beautiful canyon, the Verdun River is flowing into the Lake of Saint Croix. This stunning destination is very popular with tourists who like rock climbing, hiking as well as among tourists who can drive around on the river. If you are an adventurous traveler this truly breathtaking place can recommend as a must-visit site. Dune du Pilat, tallest sand dune in Europe. If you are a nature lover there is no doubt you will love to experience stunning 360-degree views from the highest point of Dune du Pilat. This iconic site is located in La Taste de Bac in Arcachon Bay in France. More than 1 million tourists visit every year to walk along the sparkling Atlantic Ocean, deep green pine forest, and 2.7 km long ridge. It is a great place to have fun with some outdoor sports. There are five amazing campsites, so the sand dune is famous among campers. Roccamadour, the sacred hilltop village. Roccamadour, the sacred hilltop village is situated in the Lot department, far north of France's Occitanie region. This gorgeous village is listed as the second most attractive tourist destination in France. Beautiful houses and historical churches seem to be part of the hill. Historical monuments, cliffs, and towers are scattered over the stunning Alzu Canyon. You can walk through 216 stairs of the main staircase to the eight churches square. Notre Dame Chapel or Miracles Chapel is the most special place here, which consists of a statue of the Black Virgin dating back to the 12th century. The religious background, sacred art, and unspoiled environment of Roccamadour undoubtedly refresh your mind and soul. Thanks for watching. For more adventurous journey around the world, make sure you subscribe to ScenicHunter.