France is blessed with several scenic destinations, yet many consider visiting the country mostly because of its historical architecture. Its territorial boundary in itself is considered a living museum. It has witnessed dozen of wars and monarchial disputes. It has seen how kings and queens prospered and handled its citizens with justice and righteousness. It has also seen decay and corruption in various eras recorded in history.
France is a travel machine that can take you to the past without the aid of any technology. You just need to use your imagination and you can easily be transported to the time of knights, kings, queens and the medieval period. Be ready for a journey to the past and into the future. Take your grip and settle for a ride you are bound to cherish.
The Loire Valley
The Loire Valley is rightfully considered as the Garden of France. It holds many of the most popular castles and chateaux in the region. You will be enchanted by its charming vineyards, rolling green hills, and beautiful flowers. Enter into the premises of the popular castles in this area and go back in time as you gaze at its well-preserved furniture and works of art. Choose to visit Amboise, Tours, Chambord, Blois, Bourges, Orleans, or Charts and be delighted with the grandiose architectural design of ancient monuments.
D-Day Beaches
Some may wish to relive the gruesome details of World War II. Those who wish to do so can immediately request the taxicab driver from any French Airport to take them to the D-Day beaches. It will be a very emotional experience for those who were veterans of war, especially those who fought during this period. It would be best if you could bring your grandparents over to see a glimpse of the place where they once fought for justice and freedom. It is highly recommended to visit during late spring or early fall. Nevertheless, be sure to know the schedule of these places to know the hour and day when they are open.
Le Panthéon
Greece has been blessed with the Pantheon, but France took the initiative to have its own glorious monument, Le Panthéon. It is worthy to be given this name, as it is host to tombs of famous individuals like Voltaire, Emile Zola, Jean Moulin, Louis Braille, and Victor Hugo. These are prominent French personalities who have their own tomb resting in its midst. You will be thrilled to see impressive frescoes and wonderful paintings and sculptures created by the masters of the art. It will only cost you 7.50 euro for adults, but those aged 18 to 25 may enter with a discounted rate of 4.80; however, anyone under the age of 18 is allowed to enter for free.
Your study of arts, literature, history and culture will never be complete unless you have a tour of France. Before you choose exploring the country for leisure, consider a day filled with educational experience. It is worth your time, money, and effort. Feed your mind with the best art works and architectural design. Go visit France and travel back in time.