The world-famous Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysées, and other attractions can be found in Paris. Of course, tourists must visit these well-known attractions! Sacre Coeur and Notre Dame de Paris are also must-see sights in Paris. You really need to stay for an extra day or two to see what's going on in this romantic city!

The island's Mont St. Michel has gradually become a popular tourist destination in recent years. There is an antique monastery on the island, which adds to the island's beauty and appeal. People could only visit the island when the tide was low before railways. However, with the arrival of trains, it now takes less than 2 hours to travel from Paris to Mont Saint-Michel via Rennes train station.

Carcassonne, located in southern France, is not as well-known as Paris, Bordeaux, and other major cities, but its fortress architecture is well-known and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other towers and city walls retain the characteristics of previous buildings, and the classical features are also worth photographing. If you are traveling around Europe by train, the train from Bordeaux station to Carcassonne takes only three hours.

Lyon, located between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains, is France's third largest city, after Paris and Marseille. Simultaneously, Lyon's cultural and artistic development is excellent, and the silk weaving industry is thriving. It is also known as the "gourmet capital" of France. Visitors can sample a variety of exquisite delicacies here, and Lyon alone produces hundreds of different types of cheese.

Friends who enjoy visiting historical sites should not miss the world-famous Palace of Versailles. With the Eurail Pass France train pass, you can travel in 12 minutes from Paris Station to Versailles Station. Look at how magnificent the historically significant palace is. It's a lot of fun to walk around the Palace of Versailles.

Bordeaux You've probably heard the name "Bordeaux" whether you're familiar with France or not. Bordeaux, France's most famous red wine city, is a port city. It is known for its rich vineyards and red wine chateaus. If you want to embark on a red wine tour, you must first visit Bordeaux. Starting from Mont Saint-Michel train station, you can transfer to Rennes and Nantes train stations to get to Bordeaux. The trip takes only about 6 hours.

Carcassonne is a city on the Mediterranean coast in southern France. Every year, many people flock to the "Côte d'Azur" for a vacation. If you have a train pass, you can use it as a midpoint stop on your journey, allowing you to rest before continuing your train journey. Following that, you can continue walking with your train pass to Marseille and then to the famous city of Nice. Nice is a popular tourist destination. The city has a number of cultural and artistic attractions. Furthermore, Nice's natural landscape is a significant asset. Here you can enjoy the scenery of the southern Front Alps that is unrivalled.