Cemelenum – Nice Archaeological Museum
Nice archaeological museum is located in Cimiez, a town that developed from Cemelenum, the Roman military garrison built in 14BCE on the Via Julia Augusta
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Abri du Poisson – Rock shelter
Abri du Poisson in the Vézère Valley, a prehistoric rock shelter engraved with a salmon, the oldest representation of a fish known to this day in the world
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Alesia Battle – Gallic War
The Battle of Alesia took place in Alise-sainte-Reine in 52BC and ended with the victory of Caesar over the Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix and his warriors
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La Roche de Solutré, a geological marvel
La Roche de Solutré in Burgundy, a limestone spur considered a rare geological phenomenon and the site of major archaeological findings
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Fenaille Museum – Hôtel de Jouéry – Rodez
The Fenaille Museum of Rodez was founded in the Hôtel de Jouéry and is primarily dedicated to the archaeology and history of Rouergue
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Montlaur village – Rougier de Camarès
Montlaur, a picturesque and historical village located in the fertile Dourdou Valley in the Rougier de Camarès and inhabited since ancient times
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Rougier de Camarès – Southern Aveyron
Rougier of Camarès, a vast region of Southern Aveyron that owes the red colour of its landscapes to the large amounts of iron oxide present in its soil
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Le Thot – Prehistoric centre – Cro-Magnon
Le Thot prehistoric center, an animal park and a museum dedicated to cave art located in Thonac near Lascaux in the Valley of the Vezere
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Ile de Sein – Raz de Sein – Finistère
Ile de Sein, a minuscule island situated off the Pointe du Raz in the Finistère, is nestled along a 25km granite formation known as Chaussée de Sein
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Arles antic city, home to Van Gogh
Arles, an ancient Roman city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, located at the northern end of the Camargue, and home to Van Gogh in 1888
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Grottes de Jonas troglodyte village
The Grottes de Jonas, a troglodyte village nestled within the cliffs of Auvergne, boasts a rich history spanning from ancient times until the French Revolution
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La Chapelle aux Saints – Neanderthal Grave
La Chapelle aux Saints, a small commune of Corrèze in the Limousin region where the burial ground of a 45,000 old Neanderthal adult was discovered in 1908
