
Jardin du Luxembourg, Paris
Lined with manicured flower beds and trees, statues and fountains, I consider the Luxembourg Gardens of Paris one of the nicest parks. The atmosphere of the park and attractions for kids, provide for a great moment to relax and enjoy the Parisian easy going life-style.
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Padlocks of Love in Paris
Behind the Notre Dame is Pont de l'Archevêché bridge. Adorned with hundreds of padlocks, it is quite the site. This trend is becoming ever so popular. Write your loved one's and your name on a padlock and attach it to the bride. Then, throw the key into the Sein river as a symbol of your undying love. Quite the romantic gesture.
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Château de Versailles
When in France and close to Paris, Versailles Palace is a place to visit. Wow, that even rhymed nicely. The palace is one of the largest and most luxurious palaces in Europe, with 250 acres of French gardens and fountains. Be prepared for crowds as Versailles is visited by millions of tourists each year but it is a must-see landmark of France.
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Eze Village, a Town Stuck in the Past
When planning my trip to the French Riviera, I came across this little town called Eze. It wasn't until I saw it with my own eyes, that I realized it's unique charm. I recommend visiting this little town, located on the top of a rocky hill. Eze has kept it's medieval charm over all these years and has been restored to become a top tourist attraction in the French Riviera. As a bonus, visit the exotic garden at the very top and you will be greeted with the most spectacular views, not to mention a variety of cacti to photograph.
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To Eze, France via Place Garibaldi in Nice
Eze, is a medieval town perched on top of a rocky hill. It has the french flair with the small cobblestone streets and tiny shops. If you are visiting the French Riviera, I highly recommend visiting Eze. We visited during the end of August and it was a hot and sunny day.
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