The Louvre holds more than $45.5 billion dollars worth of art and artifacts, and stands at nearly 73,000 square meters of exhibit space making it the world's largest museum.

Vaux le Vicomte is a beautiful 17th chateau that lies on the southeastern countryside of Paris in a county called Mainey.

The Palace of Versailles and it's gardens are some of the most internationally recognized and visited places in the world. One of the greatest and largest 17th century palaces still around, The Palace of Versailles is now a historic museum that hosts over 60,000 works of art.

Palais Des Papes translates to Palace of the Popes. This ancient 15th century Gothic palace is the oldest Gothic palace in the world. This palace has been home to 9 different Popes throughout history. Now serving as a historic museum, visitors can walk through the grounds with a audio assisted AR tablet. The palace also hosts annual art exhibitions.

Pont Du Gard is one of the oldest bridges still standing today. Built in the 1st century under Roman direction, this bridge served as a crossing point for carrying water to and from cities.

The city of Les Baux in Provence, France is pretty much a city in the sky. This town stands at an elevations of about 1,017ft and with a very steep ride to the 10th century town, you can overlook the beautiful areas surrounding for miles.

The La Defense district in Paris is famous for its modern industrial designs and serves as Europe's largest purpose-built business district.