French Travel Guide, Free Tourist Attractions
Activities and Free Things to do in France
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Notre-Dame Cathedral
Destinations in France
Perfume Museum
Notre-Dame Cathedral
a must see for all visitors
to Paris, it is located on
the Seine and is free to
walk through. Some
museums within the
complex will ask for a
small admission fee.
Check Free Tourist
Attractions in other
French cities and other
destinations in Europe
Fragonard Perfume Museum Since 1926 Fragonard has been creating perfumes by combining traditional craft methods with the most modern production techniques.
Roller Blading Tour
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The Louvre & Gardens
Roller Blading Tour
Friday night skating tour
and to encourage roller
skating as a leisure
activity, as a sport or as
a means of
transportation.
The Louvre Admission is free every first Sunday of the Month. The Grounds and Gardens are free all year round and one of the most popular places to visit in Paris.
Luxembourg Gardens
Sacre Coeur
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place des Vosges
Luxembourg Gardens The centre for relaxation in Paris. The park, once only entered by royalty is home to magnificent sculptures and statues including the original statue of liberty
Sacre Coeur A beautiful church and on the Mont Martre which offer the best views at sunrise and sunset. The Sacre-Couer is definitely worth the trip up the long stairs.
place des Vosges - This is the oldest square in Paris. Laid out in 1605 by order of Henry IV. This is a fantastic spot to sit back and soak in the parisian way of life while watching people walk by.
Galeries la Fayette
Champs-Elysées
Cimetiere Pere Lachaise
Old Port - Marseille
Galeries la Fayette
Free Fashion shows by
top designers are given at
3pm each Friday
Champs-Elysées - Who could come to Paris and not walk along this famous road. With the Arc de Triumph at one side and the Louvre at the other. Also the finish line for the Tour de France.
Cimetiere Pere Lachaise - A perfect place to reflect. This cemetry is the final resting place for Jim Morrison, Frederick Chopin, Oscar Wilde and many others.
The old port - This is
where everything happens
beautifull seafood dining
and shopping. An
afternoon or evening stroll around this area of marseille
is an absolute must
Notre Dame de la Garde
Abbey of Saint Victor
Arc de Triomphe
Childrens Museum
Notre Dame de la Garde
- This disctinctive
basilica/church dominates
the city of Marseille from
its high point of 154m It
was built on the site of
the first chapel erected in
1214
The Abbey of St Victor - on the southern bank of the Vieux-Port in Marseille played an important role in Christianity's development in the Mediterranean between the 11th and 18th centuries.
The Arc de Triomphe - in Marseille was constructed by Penchaud in 1823 to commemorate the victories of the French Revolution and the First Empire.
Cathedral of St Jean
Esplanade de Fourvière
Jardin Rosa Mir
Tete d'or Park
Cathedral of St Jean - Is the Cathedral of the Archbishop of Lyon. The Xathedral was built between 1180 and 1480 in the Romanesque and Gothic styles. A magnificant building.
Esplanade de Fourvière - For those wanting to capture a truly magnificant view of the city of Lyon than a walk along this Esplenade will fullfill your wish. Bring binoculars if you can
The Gardens of Rosa Mir in Lyon could be mistaken for private gardens. There you will find concrete sculptures and beautifull forrests. Designed by Jules Senis in honor of his mother.
Tete d'or Park - This Park in Lyon Consists of Trees, A rose garden and a botanical garden this Park is not to be missed. Fantastic landscapes and the ultimate place to relax and enjoy the peace
Homme de la Roche
Promenade des Anglais
Colline du Chateau
Place Massena
Homme de la Roche - Known only as the man of rock. Hans Kleberger was a very wealthy German banker. He donated a lot of his wealth to charities. He was also nicknamed the Good German
Promenade des Anglais - This Promenade follows the coast of Nice for several Kilometres and is much loved by locals and tourists alike. Famous for its blue chairs from which you can enjoy the view
Colline du Chateau - This Park is loved by locals and tourists alike. Surrounded by carobs, pine trees and figs, view the beautifull waterfall and enjoy the spectacular views.
Massena Square - This is the most popular city square in Nice. It is surrounded by the Albert I and Massena Gardens. The red buildings surrounding the Square are very imposing.
Phare et digue
Cimiez Gardens
Basilique St. Sernin
Capitole
Phare et digue - This is the wall that leads to Nices' Lighthouse and is not to be missed for the travellers amongst us who enjoy a little peace and quiet. Listening only to crashing waves.
Arènes et jardins de Cimiez - featuring a little olive grove, Roman amphitheatres and a monastery garden, together making up a stroller's paradise in the chic district of Cimiez
Basilique of St Sernin - This church largest remaining Romanesque church in the world. It takes its name from Saint Saturnin. It's especially worth visiting for the exterior brickwork.
Capitole - This is the impressive city hall of Toulouse. It now houses the Capitole theatre as well. While you strole through the courtyard you can admire the work of local 19th-century artists
Prairie des Filtres
Games Library
Hotel Resseguier
Prairie des Filtres - The largest green space in the city centre runs from the Pont-Neuf to the Pont-Saint-Michel, along the river bank. It's one of the best places in the city for a walk
Games Library - Great for those travelling with toddlers and young children. All the games offered are educational. Your children must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
Hotel Resseguier - This magnificant mansion was built during the 17th century for François Resseguier. The cafe at on th etop floor of the Hotel offers magnificant views of the city
