1. The Eiffel Tower, Paris

This iconic tower is a symbol of Paris. You see amazing views of the city. It is a must-see for any visitor.

• Opening Hours: Varies by season, generally 9:30 AM to 11:00 PM (later in summer).
• Entrance Fee: Varies by level and elevator/stairs, typically 17-29 Euros.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn, or evening for lights.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Good, with elevators.

2. The Louvre Museum, Paris

This museum holds thousands of works of art. You see famous paintings like the Mona Lisa. It is a place of art and history.

• Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (closed Tuesdays).
• Entrance Fee: 17 Euros.
• Best Time to Visit: Weekdays, early morning.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Good.

3. Palace of Versailles

This grand palace was home to French kings. You explore beautiful gardens and halls. You learn about the history of the French monarchy.

• Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM (closed Mondays).
• Entrance Fee: Varies, typically 18-20 Euros for the palace.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Good, with accessible paths.

4. Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris

This cathedral is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. You see beautiful stained glass windows and stone carvings. It is a historical landmark. (Note: currently undergoing restoration after a fire, exterior views still possible.)

• Opening Hours: Currently closed for interior visits. Exterior views possible.
• Entrance Fee: Free (when open).
• Best Time to Visit: Daytime.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Exterior accessible.

5. The French Riviera (Côte d’Azur)

This coastal region is known for its beautiful beaches and towns. You relax in Nice, Cannes, or Saint-Tropez. You enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere.

• Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours.
• Entrance Fee: Free (beaches).
• Best Time to Visit: Summer.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by beach.

6. Mont Saint-Michel

This island monastery is a unique sight. You see medieval architecture and tidal landscapes. It is a historical and scenic place.

• Opening Hours: Varies, generally 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
• Entrance Fee: 10 Euros.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Limited, many stairs and uneven surfaces.

7. The Loire Valley

This region is known for its beautiful castles and vineyards. You explore grand châteaux and taste local wines. It is a place of history and beauty.

• Opening Hours: Varies by château.
• Entrance Fee: Varies by château, typically 10-15 Euros.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by château.

8. The Lavender Fields of Provence

This region is known for its beautiful lavender fields. You see purple landscapes and smell the fragrant flowers. It is a picturesque place.

• Opening Hours: Best in late June and July.
• Entrance Fee: Free.
• Best Time to Visit: Late June and July.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Generally accessible.

9. The Beaches of Normandy

This region is known for its historical beaches. You see where the D-Day landings took place. It is a place of remembrance.

• Opening Hours: Open 24 hours.
• Entrance Fee: Free (museums have fees).
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and summer.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by beach.

10. The Champagne Region

This region is known for its sparkling wine. You tour vineyards and cellars. You taste different champagnes.

• Opening Hours: Varies by cellar.
• Entrance Fee: Varies by tour.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by cellar.