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Atrações em France
1. Eiffel Tower
Paris
Fatos rápidos: Luzes douradas transformam a silhueta numa escultura cintilante à noite, o piscar a cada hora encanta multidões. Do alto, a vista revela um mosaico de luzes e avenidas, e mais de sete milhões de pessoas por ano confirmam a mistura de vertigem e admiração.
Destaques: À noite, 20.000 lâmpadas piscam por cinco minutos a cada hora, transformando a estrutura numa chuva de pontos de luz que cintilam contra o céu e fazem a vista ganhar reflexos dourados. No topo há um pequeno apartamento particular de Gustave Eiffel, preservado com mobília de época e manequins que parecem conversar sob a luz amarelada, onde o engenheiro recebia convidados e atendia um telefone antigo.
2. Louvre Museum
Paris
Fatos rápidos: Ao entrar, visitantes muitas vezes se sentem esmagados pela quantidade de obras, com mais de 35.000 objetos expostos que atravessam milênios de história. Sob a icônica pirâmide de vidro, galerias revelam passagens subterrâneas e tesouros menos visitados, tornando fácil descobrir pinturas e esculturas surpreendentes longe das multidões.
Destaques: Sabia que a pintura mais famosa do local tem apenas 77 cm por 53 cm, e mesmo assim fica protegida por vidro à prova de balas enquanto multidões se alinham para espiar cada centímetro? Em 1911 um empregado chamado Vincenzo Peruggia levou a obra para casa e a manteve escondida por dois anos antes que fosse recuperada, o que virou uma manchete mundial.
3. Mont Saint-Michel
Mont-Saint-Michel
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
4. Palace of Versailles
Versailles
Fatos rápidos: Ao cruzar o Salão dos Espelhos, a sucessão hipnótica de reflexos e luz transforma qualquer visita num espetáculo de opulência. Nos jardins há centenas de esculturas e fontes, além de um engenhoso sistema hidráulico que permitia espetáculos noturnos com fontes programadas.
Destaques: A Galeria dos Espelhos tem 73 metros de comprimento e 17 janelas que se refletem em arcos forrados de espelhos e folhas de ouro; quando o sol da manhã entra o salão brilha como se estivesse cheio de fogo líquido. Nos jardins desenhados por André Le Nôtre, mais de 800 hectares foram moldados em precisas perspectivas geométricas, e nas noites das Grandes Águas centenas de jatos sincronizados e música barroca fazem as estátuas parecerem respirar.
5. Château de Chambord
Chambord
6. Pont du Gard
Vers-Pont-du-Gard
8. Cité de Carcassonne
Carcassonne
9. Gorges du Verdon
Moustiers-Sainte-Marie
10. Aiguille du Midi
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Crème brûlée
Crème brûlée is known for its perfectly brittle caramelized sugar top which diners traditionally crack with a spoon, and the dessert's silky custard was popularized in France though versions existed earlier across Europe.
Macaron
The colorful French macaron as a sandwich cookie was popularized in Paris in the 20th century, and Ladurée helped make delicate almond meringue shells and ganache fillings an art form.
Madeleine
The tiny shell-shaped madeleine became a cultural symbol after Marcel Proust described how tasting one unlocked a flood of memories, and bakers still bake them in scalloped molds for that reason.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Coq au vin
Coq au vin was born as a peasant recipe using an old rooster cooked slowly in wine to turn tough meat tender, and the long braise concentrates flavors into a deeply savory sauce.
Bouillabaisse
Bouillabaisse began as a Marseille fisherman's stew, created from the bony fish too humble to sell, and its saffron flavored broth and rouille sauce made it a regional treasure.
Cassoulet
Cassoulet is a slow-cooked bean casserole from southwest France, traditionally simmered for hours so the top forms a prized crust and the meats become meltingly tender.
Traditional Beverages
Red wine
French red wine helped shape the idea of terroir, the belief that soil and place leave a distinct fingerprint on flavor, and some French vineyards keep vines producing for over a century.
Champagne
Only sparkling wine made in the Champagne region can legally be called Champagne, and its celebrated bubbles come from a second fermentation in the bottle that also helps concentrate aromas.
Cider
French cidre from Normandy and Brittany ranges from dry to sweet and was traditionally made by whole-apple pressing, pairing famously well with crepes and salty cheeses.
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Day trips
Loire Valley (Tours/Amboise)
Chateaux, vineyards, scenic river valleys.
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Two weeks felt right to see Paris, Provence and a quick Loire chateau day. Food is incredible, costs add up fast though.
Os cafés de Paris são incríveis, os croissants merecem o hype. Espere multidões no verão, mas a luz sobre o Sena ao anoitecer é mágica.
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Adorei os vinhos de Bordéus, as vilas são encantadoras, mas os comboios regionais podem atrasar-se e as lojas fecham muito cedo aos domingos.
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Book timed tickets for big museums, aim for the first morning slot to beat crowds. Smaller museums often have free entry the first Sunday.
Buy a carnet of metro tickets in Paris, cheaper than singles and easy to share. Avoid taxis in rush hour, traffic kills time and wallet.
Getting there
Airports
Train stations
Eurostar, TGV, regional and suburban lines
TGV to south and east, regional services
TGV to west and southwest, regional services
Take RER B from CDG to central Paris; Orly has Orlyval plus tram or buses; Beauvais uses an airport shuttle.
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Visa & entry
EU/EEA, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, South Korea
Nationals from many countries outside the visa-free list must obtain a Schengen visa; check with the nearest embassy
Schengen rule: 90 days within any 180-day period; carry proof of onward travel and insurance.