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The Alsace Wine Route, 170 km long between Marlenheim and Thann, crosses vineyards, flowery villages and medieval castles. Created in 1953, it highlights an exceptional terroir where you can taste emblematic grape varieties such as Riesling or Gewurztraminer.

Alsace

Aerial view of the Dune du Pilat in New Aquitaine, the highest dune in Europe, offering an exceptional panorama between the Atlantic Ocean, the Arcachon basin and the Landes forest. Spectacular natural landscape popular with hikers and lovers of unique landscapes.

Aquitaine

A land of volcanoes and unspoiled nature, Auvergne seduces with its grandiose landscapes, between the rounded peaks of the Puys mountain range, high-altitude lakes and vast plateaus.

Auvergne

Mont-Saint-Michel, a jewel of French heritage, stands majestically in the heart of its UNESCO-listed bay. An unmissable historical site in Normandy.

Lower Normandy

Colorful roofs and medieval architecture of the famous Hospices de Beaune, an emblematic monument of Burgundy's heritage. A site full of history in the heart of the Burgundy vineyards.

Burgundy

Steep cliffs of Cap Fréhel overlooking the turquoise sea, with its iconic lighthouse and wild moors offering a breathtaking natural landscape.

Britain

The Château de Chenonceau, nicknamed the “Château des Dames”, spans the Cher with its refined galleries and French gardens.

Centre

Reims Cathedral, a jewel of Gothic art, the place where the kings of France were crowned, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An emblematic monument in the heart of Champagne.

Champagne-Ardenne

Panoramic view of the white cliffs of Bonifacio in Corsica, overlooking a turquoise sea and sheltering a perched citadel. A spectacular landscape of the Isle of Beauty.

Corsica

Peaceful reflection of the Doubs River winding through lush nature, offering a setting conducive to relaxation and boat trips.

Franche-Comté

The famous cliffs of Étretat, with their natural arch and the Aiguille dominating the sea, an emblematic site immortalized by impressionist painters.

Haute-Normandie

Iconic view of the Eiffel Tower from the Trocadéro forecourt, illuminated by the first light of day. An essential symbol of Paris and France.

Ile-de-France

The majestic Pont du Gard, a UNESCO-listed Roman ruin, spanning the river under a bright blue sky. A masterpiece of ancient engineering in Occitania.

Languedoc-Roussillon

Picturesque alleys of Collonges-la-Rouge, a famous village in Limousin with red sandstone houses. A place full of history and charm in the heart of Corrèze.

Limousin

Dense forest and peaceful lake of the Vosges in Lorraine, an ideal natural setting for hiking and outdoor activities.

Lorraine

View of the UNESCO-listed city of Albi, with its red brick architecture and majestic bridge crossing the Tarn. A pearl of Occitan heritage.

Midi-Pyrenees

Wild dunes of Stella Plage in Le Touquet, with its tall grass waving in the wind facing the sea.

Nord Pas de Calais

Port of Noirmoutier-en-l'Île with its moored sailboats, under a bright sky typical of the Atlantic coast.

Pays de la Loire

Majestic view of the Château de Chantilly, an architectural gem surrounded by French gardens. Its imposing façade, elegant towers and sculptures bear witness to its rich historical past.

Picardie

Fort Boyard, an iconic 19th-century maritime fortress, sits enthroned in the middle of the Atlantic between the island of Aix and the island of Oléron. Its imposing silhouette rises above the blue waters under a clear sky.

Poitou-Charentes

Striking landscape of the Calanques of Marseille, with its limestone cliffs plunging into a turquoise sea.

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

The Aiguille du Midi, a spectacular peak in the Alps reaching 3 metres, accessible by cable car with a panoramic view of Mont Blanc.

Rhone-Alpes

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