Corseul – Roman vestiges and Mars Temple
Corseul in Côtes d’Armor, a major town in Roman Brittany as attested by the vestiges of the Roman city and Temple of Mars in the Haut-Bécherel Sanctuary
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Belmont sur Rance – Notre Dame du Seriguet
The town of Belmont sur Rance in Aveyron boasts a superb Flamboyant Gothic Collegiate Church, the only remaining building of an abbey founded in 942
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Château de Montaigut – Rougiers de Camares
Château de Montaigut, a medieval fortress that commanded the Rougier de Camares and Dourdou Valley and defended the town of St-Affrique in Southern Aveyron
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Lautrec walled village – Land of Plenty
Lautrec, the fiefdom of the Viscounts of Toulouse-Lautrec in the Land of Plenty in Tarn, a walled-village ranked among the Plus Beaux Village de France
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La Gaufresenque – Roman potters village
Millau – La Gaufresenque near Millau in Aveyron, vestiges of a village of potters considered the capital of ceramics during the Gallo-Roman era
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Rodez Historic Episcopal City – Rouergue
Rodez in Aveyron, the former capital of the historic Rouergue, a dual city divided between the Bishops and the Counts of Rodez and a fortified cathedral
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St Affrique – Former walled city – Aveyron
St Affrique in Aveyron, a former walled city on the banks of the Sorgues, fortified during the Hundred Years War and pulled down during the Wars of Religion
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Statues-Menhirs Aveyron – Carved Monoliths
The Lady of Saint-Sernin, one of the Statues Menhirs of Aveyron, the first-life size sculptures of human beings carved 5000 years ago during the Copper Age
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The River Loire and Grande Levée d’Anjou
La Grande Levée d’Anjou restrains the River Loire, the longest French river and last untamed river of Europe, from flooding its rich alluvial valley
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Cluny Museum’s history
The Cluny Museum is dedicated to the Middle Ages and was founded in the Hôtel de Cluny, a superb Gothic mansion erected on the ruins of the Roman Baths
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Arènes de Lutèce, Paris’ Roman amphitheater
The Arènes de Lutèce was the amphitheatre built around 200AD in Paris and the oldest Roman monument still standing in the city
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Archaeological Crypt Notre Dame
The Archaeological Crypt Notre Dame, a museum in situ located under the cathedral square, exhibits the vestiges of the Roman rampart and antic Paris
