Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval
Ferdinand Cheval, a rural postman who built from 1879 to 1912 his dream palace, since known as Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval, a masterpiece of Naïve Art
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Place des Victoires in Paris
Place des Victoires stands as a testament to the triumphs of King Louis XIV and holds the distinction of being one of Paris’s five royal squares
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Varenne Metro station dedicated to Rodin
Varenne Metro station serves the Rodin Museum-Hôtel de Biron and exhibits two replicas of Rodin’s iconic statues, The Thinker and Honoré de Balzac
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Cultural Louvre-Rivoli Metro station
Louvre-Rivoli Metro station, Paris’s first station with a cultural themed-decor, exhibits reproductions of statues and art objects from the Louvre Museum
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Saint-Pierre d’Assier Renaissance church
Saint-Pierre d’Assier Church, the only Renaissance church in the Lot department, was built by Galiot de Genouillac, lord of Assier and armourer of King Francois I
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Maeght Foundation – Saint-Paul-de-Vence
The Maeght Foundation, a contemporary art museum founded in 1964 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence with the collaboration of some of the most talented artists of the 20th century
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Sous le Chapeau sculpture
Sous le Chapeau, a sculpture of a young woman with a large hat, a summer dress and barefoot, sat in front of the entrance to the Hungarian Institute Balassi
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Atlantes Engainés, Rue Saint-Roch
Atlantes Engainés refers to the lavish sculptures gracing the entrance porch of 45 Rue Saint-Roch, the headquarters of the French Cooks’ Benefit Society
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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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Saint-Jean-de-Monts seaside resort
Saint-Jean-de-Monts, a seaside resort on the Côte de Lumière in Vendée, renowned for its 8km long sandy beach and extensive cycle tracks
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Le Grand Assistant – Pompidou Centre
Le Grand Assistant by the German artist Max Ernst is a sculpture representing a humanoid with his arms outstretched and located by the Centre Pompidou
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La Défense – Paris Business District
Paris La Défense, the largest purposely built business district in Europe was named after a statue commemorating the heroic defence of Paris in 1870-71
