The country of France is literally filled with medieval cities, alpine villages, and glorious beaches. Vineyards and wines make it world famous, as do the many classical museums and monuments. Ancient caves with prehistoric drawings, theatres and palaces, art galleries and eclectic villages – there is something for everyone in this amazing country!

51. Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation

This is a historical museum set over 20 halls, and housing a collection of themes such as Nazism, Vichy and the Occupation, Resistance and the Repression, deportation and genocide of the Jews.
Also, here you will find small art museum, in just two rooms, containing paintings and drawings, and some sculptures which were done by prisoners.
The center is considered to be important because of the archives and documentation which is held there.
You should allow a half day to see this.

52. Zoo de La Flèche

This zoo is set on 35 acres and was opened in 1946. It is home to over 1200 animals of 120 different species.
The zoo is a member of EAZA (European Association of Zoos and Aquaria).
You will be able to see the animals in natural environments and settings.
Plan to spend a full day there, you will find cafes where you can buy snacks and drinks.

53. Stay at the Rufuge du Goûter

If mountaineering is what you like, then this is one for the books! Provided you are in good physical shape, you should hire a mountain guide to take you up Mt. Blanc. At 4,807, this is the highest peak in Europe. You should allow two days for this, and then spend one night at the Refuge du Goûter.
This will be something not many people you know have done, especially while on holiday!
Allow yourself at least two days to get up, down, and relax.

54. Boat in a Volcanic crater

The volcanic crater holds a lake called Lac Pavin. This is in Mont-Dore. The crater is so deep that the water at the bottom never mixes with the top layer of water. It is also very steep-sided.
You can take a boat trip around the inside of the crater. These leave from either Le Bourget-du-Lac or Aix-les-Bains.
Allow yourself a full day to see the inside of the crater, and then to explore the surrounding areas.

55. Cap d’Agde

This is a beautiful seaside resort in the town of Agde. It is one of the biggest leisure ports on the Mediterranean. The resort only became so popular in the 1960’s, before that the small houses were just used at weekends by local inhabitants.
You will find the Musée de l’Ephèbe which houses the bronze nude which is well known as l’Ephèbe d’Agde – meaning ‘The Youth of Agde’.
Book a hotel for a few nights and enjoy the wonderful sea air, and the pretty town of Agde.

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