Attractions and tourist sites in France

Musée de l'architecture et du patrimoine
41800 Troo

Troo's troglodytic village is a group of houses dug in the rock, located in the commune of Troo, in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Its exact origin remains unknown.

Parc d'attraction
85590 Les Epesses

Le Puy du Fou is a historical leisure complex located in the Epesses in Vendée, combining immersive shows and architectural reconstructions since 1989. Founded by Philippe de Villiers, he staged major episodes in the history of France and the region, with special effects and local volunteers.

Circuit Automobile
21370 Prenois

The Dijon-Prenois circuit, inaugurated in 1972 near Dijon in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, is a modern car circuit designed to meet the safety and innovation needs of French mechanical sport.

Train touristique
08130 Attigny

The Southern Ardennes Tourist Railway, located in Attigny (Great East), is a historic railway line operated by an association since 1988, offering Picasso rail rides on an old SNCF track still used for freight.

Lac et plan d'eau
10220 Piney

The Regional Natural Park of the Eastern Forest, created in 1970 in Piney (Aube), is a preserved area of 80,000 ha sheltering forests, artificial lakes and nature reserves, in the heart of the Great East.

Grotte et gouffre
01450 Labalme

The Cerdon Caves, located in Labalme in the Ain, are a speleological and archaeological site of the Magdalenian, open to the public for its limestone formations and its prehistoric history.

Gorge et cascade
04120 Castellane

The gorges of the Verdon, spectacular canyon of 25 km long and 700 m deep, are located near Castellane in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, between the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and the Var.

Site préhistorique
09400 Niaux

Niaux Cave, located in Niaux in Occitanie, is a cave adorned with the Upper Paleolithic famous for its Magdalenian paintings, including the famous Black Salon 700 m from the entrance, classified Historic Monument since 1911.