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!

26. Take a cycle trip

If you enjoy cycling, then this is something you would enjoy. It is a dedicated route for cyclists which covers some 500 miles, and runs from St Malo to Biarritz.
The routes are all safe, and there are plenty of villages along the way where you may stop for the night, or even for just refreshments.

27. Lascaux II

Back in 1940 four small boys were trying to rescue their dog that had become trapped in a cave. They helped each other down into the darkness and made the most amazing discovery!
They found Paleolithic caves with over 1500 preserved painting and wall engravings. These were thought to have dated back 17,000 years.
The site was immediately opened to visitors although soon after it was noticed that the paintings began to fade. The Ministry of Cultural Affairs closed the caves to the public, however they recognised the importance of this discover and replicas were made in 1980.
Plan to spend a half day here.

28. Pont du Gard

This is the best preserved roman aqueduct, it is also the highest of all the elevated Roman aqueducts. It is on the list of World Heritage Sites. It forms part of the Nimes aqueduct which is 31 miles long.
You will see three tiers of arches standing 160’ high. A point to note is that the Romans were so meticulous about their measurements that over the whole length the aqueduct only descends in height by 1 inch! More impressively is that the whole aqueduct was constructed without the use of mortar!
Plan to spend the day in the area as the swimming is great with the aqueduct looming above you!

29. Carcassonne Medieval City

There are in fact two Carcassonnes, namely the walled city, and the town next to it. You will find that you have taken a step back in time with narrow cobblestones and medieval structures. The square is filled with iconic restaurants. The evenings are filled with spectacular views as the sun sets over the city, you may well be tempted to stay overnight.

30. Hot-air balloon flight in Annonay

Annonay is where the Montgolfier brothers took their first flight back in 1783. Every year the town holds a festival of balloons to celebrate the event. The balloons are always fantastic designs, and even if you do not plan to take a trip in one, they are well worth seeing.
Balloons of every design and colourtake to the skies!
If possible stay a night or two, although you should book well in advance for this.

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