Eisenhammer Hasloch
The era of iron hammers ended in the Spessart during the 19th century – but here, the heart of the craft still beats today.
Mespelbrunn Castle
The castle owes much of its present appearance to Peter Echter von Mespelbrunn.
La Neustadt
La Neustadt was intended to turn Strasbourg into a showcase of Prussian power, with large squares and wide avenues.
St. Léon-s/V.
It is remarkable that Saint-Leon-sur-Vézère has not been overly renovated - rather sympathically restored.
Terrasson
Terrasson is a beautiful small town with an enchanting old town that nestles against the Vézère river.
Domme
Domme was founded in the 13th century - at the same time as the other bastides that characterize the southwest of the country.
Monpazier
The bastide of Monpazier has remained almost true to its original form since it was founded in 1284.
Roque de St Christophe
This is a site inhabited for 55,000 years in a cliff washed out by the Vézère.
Tobacco Museum Bergerac
A collection unique in Europe on the history of an extraordinary plant.
Château des Milandes
This was the home of Josephine Baker and made the castle world-famous.
Grotte de Tourtoirac
This underground vault has not been known for long. It was only discovered in January 1995.
Gouffre de Proumeyssac
The stalactite cave is known as the "Crystal Cathedral" because of its huge vault.
Réserve Animalière des Monts d'Azur
A unique reserve where humans and animals share the same protected area.
Antibes
The resort of Antibes is known for its labyrinthine old town surrounded by 16th-century walls.
Musée Regards de Provençe
The museum was built in 1948 in the port area of Marseille near the cathedral.
Musée d'Histoire de Marseille
Marseille, the oldest city in France, has a worthy showcase for its history here.
Château de la Buzine
The castle is also known as "La Maison des Cinématographies de la Méditerranée".
