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Loire Valley The Loire Valley is known as the "French Garden". It is famous for a large number of fairy-tale castles and buildings and has the most beautiful rivers in Europe. This valley is full of famous cultural and historical buildings. No wonder it has won the status of United Nations World Cultural Heritage. Mount Saint Michel is a famous landmark in France after the Eiffel Tower. Saint Michel Island is a rocky pointed island, which is connected with the northwest of France by causeway. This site is famous for its Gothic Benedictine monastery. Below the monastery is a medieval village with crooked trees, quiet huts and souvenir shops. You can go to the island to avoid the high tide all year round. The Mediterranean coastline in southeastern France is the famous French Riviera. Its long and narrow coastline and blue waters make it one of the most beautiful cities in France, attracting many celebrities, writers and artists, such as Picasso and henri matisse. There are also some other fashionable coastal cities in C? te d 'Azur, such as Nice, Cannes and Santoro. Giverny, giverny, located on the Normandy border, is the birthplace of Impressionism. This idyllic village used to be the seclusion of impressionist master claude monet, but now his pink hut and very photogenic garden are open to the public. Monet personally planted white and purple climbing plants, water lilies, water lilies, bamboo and green Japanese-style bridges in the garden. Versailles Palace of Versailles is an important administrative center of France and a famous tourist attraction. It is famous for its gorgeous villas and was once the residence of some French kings. Well-preserved palaces and gardens give visitors a chance to spy on the French royal family in the18th century. The French Alps is a famous ski resort, and there are also many beautiful towns here, which are very charming in summer and winter. One of the most attractive is Annecy on medieval postcards. Its center is a14th century castle. The whole town is decorated with small canals. No wonder it is called "Venice in Sava Province" by the locals. Champagne Province Champagne-Ardennes is the birthplace of champagne and one of the most beautiful areas in France, which certainly attracts many wine lovers. In addition to the quiet vineyards, there are particularly beautiful rural scenery, medieval castles and endless vineyards. Be sure to go to Trouvat, where art, architecture and cathedrals will leave a deep impression on you. Strasbourg Strasbourg is located on the border between France and Germany, so it has the unique characteristics of the two countries. This picturesque city is famous for its riverside cottages, Gothic cathedrals and flowers, and it also meets the requirements of tourists who want to visit the Black Forest and the Rhine. Bordeaux, the fashionable Bordeaux, is famous for its international wine production. In addition, Bordeaux has more than 350 historic buildings, including Gothic cathedrals and castles in the18th century, making it a world cultural heritage. There are many art galleries, parks and charming docks waiting for you to explore. GorgesduVerdon, a deep cliff canyon, is located in Provence, where you can see the blue sea, unparalleled beauty and rich wildlife. It can be reached from the French Riviera. No wonder it attracts many tourists. This national park is the best place for mountain climbing, hiking and canoeing.