What appeals to you about France?

France is a romantic story, there are a lot of views there, I think it's beautiful.

The Eiffel Tower, the banks of the Seine, the Louvre, Lyon, all worth a visit?

Delicious - Nancy macaron rose flavored.

Paris: Louvre, Eiffel, Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Seine, Left and Right Banks, Les Invalides, Notre-Dame, Sacré-Coeur, Centre Pompidou, Parc des Princes, La Défense, Champs-Élysées, Galeries Lafayette, Fontainebleau, Versailles, Saint-Denis, Marseille, Bordeaux, Provence, Albertville, Cannes, and you can also travel to Monaco visa-free.

Because I like Van Gogh, Provence is what attracts me. In Provence, I can see Van Gogh outside the museum and the inspiration for the colors**.

After living in France for nearly half a year, the most attractive thing in France is the culture, museums and various exhibits, castles, churches, different natural scenery, red wine, petty bourgeoisie...But France's security and economic development are really not complimentary.

What I like is the atmosphere of France, the elegance of gentlemen and ladies, the long accumulation of a country.

I like French architecture the most, such as the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Palace of Versailles, the Champs-Élysées, etc.

When I think of France, I think of the three major projects of film, dance and art, first of all, French cinema has a long traditional history, and the charm of art is revealed in films.

My dream is to go to a romantic lavender field with someone I like, what a romantic thing, and this is what attracts me the most.

Humanities, arts, countryside and pure air there will not be smog like in China, and each of them is very well educated.

Artistic atmosphere. A long history of fashion, a fashion brand. Patterning and craftsmanship of garments. It's all out of my reach.

Basically every French person makes delicious desserts. I went to France and fell in love with their desserts.

1. Eiffel Tower.

The Eiffel Tower is a hollow structure tower located on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France, completed in 1889, with a height of 300 meters, an antenna height of 24 meters, and a total height of 324 meters. The Eiffel Tower owes its name to Gustave Eiffel, the bridge engineer who designed it. The Eiffel Tower's unique design is a technical masterpiece in the history of world architecture, making it an important attraction and a prominent symbol in France and Paris.

The Eiffel Tower covers an area of one hectare and stands on the Champ de Mars on the banks of the Seine River in downtown Paris, with a total weight of 7,000 tons except for four legs made of reinforced concrete.

2. Notre Dame Cathedral.

Notre-Dame Cathedral was built in 1345. Not only because of Hugo's namesake **, but also because it is the oldest and grandest Catholic church in Paris. "Notre Dame de Paris" calls it a "Symphony of Stones".

This 200-year-old Gothic megalithic building is the oldest, largest and most architecturally outstanding Catholic church in Paris, and is also of epoch-making significance in the history of European architecture. The church is square in shape and solemn in form. The front side is divided into three floors facing west, 69 meters high, and the ground floor is side by side with three peach-shaped gate openings, the left is the Gate of Our Lady, the right is the Gate of Santa Anna, and the middle is the Last Judgment.

The doors are covered with ornaments describing Bible stories. On the door scroll is a long niche with statues of the 28 kings of ancient Judea and Israel.

3. The Louvre.

The Louvre Museum is one of the top three museums in the world! The variety and artistic value of its art collection are unimaginable. One of the most important of the Three Treasures of the Town Hall is known to the world:

The Venus of Milo, the Mona Lisa and The Goddess of Victory of Samotras. Other famous works include: "Diana Out of the Bath", "Harlequin Actor", "The God of Liberty Guides the People", "The Girl Who Weaves the Flower Ribbon" and so on.

4. The Arc de Triomphe in Paris.

Located on Place Charles de Gaulle** in Paris, France, the Arc de Triomphe de l'Arc de Triomphe was built by Napoleon in 1806 to commemorate the victory over the Russian-Austrian alliance in 1805. After Napoleon was overthrown, the Arc de Triomphe project was aborted. After the overthrow of the Bourbon dynasty, it resumed work and was finally completed in 1836.

The 12 avenues of Paris are centered on the Arc de Triomphe, radiating to all sides, which is a magnificent design model for large European cities. The Arc de Triomphe is meters high, wide and thick, and the central arch is high and wide.

1. Triumphal arch.

A landmark in the ranking of the top 10 most scenic spots in France, it was originally mainly commemorated Napoleon's victory in a certain battle, and there is a monument to the unknown hero under the triumphal arch, and there is an ever-bright lamp in front of the tomb to commemorate all night. Once inside, there is a museum with a panoramic view of Paris.

2. Eiffel Tower.

This almost well-known attraction, its historical significance is to commemorate the centenary of the victory of the French Revolution, the entire Eiffel Tower out of the bottom four corners of the reinforced concrete, in the upper body is made of steel, here is also a unique charm every year to receive nearly a million friends from all over the world.

3. Notre Dame Cathedral.

This attraction is divided into three parts: the main church, the bell tower and the basement, among which if you want to visit the bell tower you need to make a reservation in advance, and if you don't go in, you can be attracted by the charming architecture on the outside, and the whole is really exquisite, lucky to catch the local religion and every first Friday can be very historic relics.

4. Palace of Versailles.

If your mind is in a state of confusion, this attraction will surely give you endless imagination, because the architecture of this attraction is famous for its imaginative design and extravagant features, there is also a beautiful garden outside the palace, and there is a grand fireworks show on weekends and holidays.

Paris (but be sure to take care of your belongings): the Louvre, the Palace of Versailles, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Seine (famous on the Left Bank), and the bridge above is also interesting.

Provence (lavender, you know).

Cannes (famous for the festival, but it's said to be small, if you can see the time) and Lyon (a very old city, which has gradually modernized. Coexist, I've heard of the workers' uprising in Lyon. ）

The Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame Cathedral.