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Attraction Reviews
The highlight of the city and great views
I advise you to start exploring the city from the Cathedral, and then from the observation deck, determine where to go. This is one of the Bezier emblems, visible from afar.
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2 years ago
Necropolis of the Mirovingian dynasty
This Romanesque church is the only thing that has survived to this day from the Benedictine abbey, which was located here in the Middle Ages. Although there is little left of the abbey itself, the church makes an impression.
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2 years ago
For lovers of impressionism
The museum is located on the banks of the Seine, opposite the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens, and was built as a Paris station for a railway company serving the southwest of France.
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2 years ago
Combination of Romanesque and Gothic styles
On the territory of the Carcassonne fortress there is a beautiful old basilica. The oldest parts of the temple that we can see today date back to the 12th century. All that has survived from this era is the first two eastern columns of the nave and the dilapidated crypt.
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2 years ago
Cradle of Pirates and Sailors
Saint-Malo is a very popular Breton city with tourists. It was built as a fortress to guard the mouth of the Rance River and has served as a refuge for fearsome pirates for centuries.
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2 years ago
Journey to a medieval fortress
The fortress is known as an almost completely preserved (more precisely, well-restored) system of powerful medieval fortifications. Seeing it up close, one simply marvels at how such a thing could have been built so long ago and how one can even try to besiege such an impregnable structure.
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2 years ago
The most popular place in the city for walking
This channel is the former course of the Oda River (it changed its course in the 14th century). The length of the canal is 32 km. There are 13 locks on the channel. From the highest point at Port Robin, it descends to Narbonne.
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2 years ago
Unusual and tasty place
This place is unusual in that salt is mined here in pink salt lakes, there is also a salt museum, a shop where you can buy or just admire a wide variety of types of salt (with mint, with lemon, with flowers, with basil, with turmeric .
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2 years ago
Powerful medieval building and art museum
In the center of the city, on the square near the remains of the old Roman road Via Domitia, which ran through Narbonne and connected Cadiz in Spain with Rome, there is a whole Episcopal Ensemble (I would call it that).
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2 years ago
original church harbor
The church is located in the historic center of Gruissan. It is located right at the foot of the dilapidated tower of the fortress, so it is very easy to find it. It has a very original architecture and interior decoration.
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2 years ago
Great view of all surroundings
The remains of the tower are all that unfortunately remains of the fortress. It is definitely worth going up there, as it offers panoramic views of all the surroundings, the sea, the beach, salt ponds, flocks of flamingos on the bay .
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2 years ago
An ancient necropolis and a beautiful church.
The basilica is very ancient, it was built on the site of an early Christian necropolis. The first church was rebuilt around 1180 to the size of the current church, and then it underwent many changes and reconstructions.
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2 years ago
Excavations of Roman tunnels
This place gives insight into the Roman city of Narbonne. More suitable for lovers of archeology and ancient remains. Some of the tunnels have been excavated and cleared, so there is access for tourists, and excavations are still ongoing in the other part.
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2 years ago
Beautiful gothic cathedral of unusual shape
For us, this cathedral was a surprise and discovery. It can be seen from anywhere in the city. It is one of the highest temples in France - the height of its vaults is about 40 meters.
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2 years ago
Place for walking and photo shoots
The island is small, in the center with a walking path and benches. It starts from the Passy Viaduct near the Eiffel Tower and ends with the Statue of Liberty. There are a lot of photo shoots near the viaduct, especially weddings.
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2 years ago
grand building
I advise you to buy tickets for visiting on the site, then you will not have to stand in line, which will make the tour more enjoyable. They came to the Pantheon because it is the same symbol of Paris as the Louvre or the Eiffel Tower.
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2 years ago
Classic castle on the outskirts of Paris
If you are a fan of French castles, then you must visit this chateau. Getting to the castle from Paris is easy and convenient: RER A to the Maisons-Laffitte station, then 2 stops by bus 12 or walk 7 minutes.
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2 years ago
wooden creation
This unique church was built in the 15th century and is considered the oldest and largest wooden church in France. From the outside you can see how unusual this building is.
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2 years ago
The southernmost outskirts of Attica
Cape Sounion is one of the most poetic points in Greece and the southernmost outskirts. It is here, at the "end of the world" that lovers of myths and mysteries of the past, as well as romantics who dream of seeing sunsets of indescribable beauty, strive to get.
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2 years ago
Small country palace from the time of Louis 14
I was surprised by the absence of tourists as such, not only in the castle, where the entrance fee is 8 euros, but also in the beautiful large park, which you can visit and admire absolutely free of charge.
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2 years ago
Nice place for a walk
The forest is really very large, so it will not be possible to visit it at one time. Several visits are required for a long time. Part of the forest is fenced and the entrance to these areas is paid.
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2 years ago
Hard-to-reach but amazing attraction
The construction is grandiose, the place is very beautiful! I think that such a miracle must be seen. The previous review is so informative that I won't write very much.
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2 years ago
For art lovers
Friends invited me. It is unlikely that I would have gone myself, since I am not a fan of such events. I think it's overpriced for a show like this. I noticed something new for myself, but nothing more.
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2 years ago
Dream come true A. Dumas
It is believed that Dumas' fertility as a writer was a consequence of the construction of this castle. Yes, and he painted the Count of Monte Cristo according to his dreams - what he himself wanted to be.
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2 years ago
Fashion Museum
Accidentally passed by and I was interested in a beautiful building. Interestingly, its construction was financed by the Duchess of Galliera (after the death of her husband, who owned this land).
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2 years ago