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D1 Paris Mont Saint Michel
The main itinerary today is to hike on Mont Saint-Michel and visit the Mont Saint-Michel Cathedral during the hike.

D2 Place Jean Jaures in the center of Tours, and then take the train to Chenonceau Castle. This castle is the only castle built on the water in the Loire Valley because it is more delicate than other castles and has been built since 1513. Since it was built by Lady Catherine Brissoney, most of the castle’s owners were ladies at the time, so people are accustomed to calling it the “ladies’ castle”.

D3 The first castle we want to see today is Chambord, which is the most majestic and extensive castle in France during the Renaissance. The second castle is Cheverny Castle, which is the most dazzling castle in the Loire Valley in furniture and decorative arts. Its magnificent interior decoration is amazing. The third castle is the Chateau de Blois. A major feature of this castle is its different-style wings. In addition, it is also the location where the trial scene of Joan of Arc in Luc Besson’s movie “Joan of Arc” was filmed.

D4 The first stop is Amboise Castle, a castle built in the 15th century that combines medieval Gothic and Renaissance styles. Then go to the Leonardo da Vinci Park in Amboise to experience Leonardo da Vinci’s last residence. The third stop is the Musée de Tours. This art museum is located in the courtyard of a 17th-century bishop’s palace. It has a collection of art history such as Monet. The work of a master. Next, go to the Saint-Gatien Church. The towers on both sides are soaring into the sky, the arches at the entrance, the flying buttresses on both sides, and the stone animal carvings on the outer walls are breathtaking.

D5 The Arc de Triomphe, one of the landmark buildings in Paris, then go shopping on the Champs Elysées, then walk to the Place de la Concorde, and then set aside an afternoon to visit the Louvre.

D6 Notre-Dame Cathedral, then walk to the Ile de la Cité, then walk around the Pont Neuf to find the French romance on the Seine River, the oldest bridge in Paris. Then go shopping in the Latin Quarter to end the day.

D7 In the morning, we will first go to the Palace of Versailles, located on the outskirts of Paris, to visit the largest and most luxurious palace in Europe. Then go to the Military Museum – Les Invalides, and then go to the Alexander III Bridge, which was a symbol of French-Russian friendship at that time. The bridge was named after its founder, Alexander III, the father of Tsar Nicholas II. Then walk to the Champ de Mars in Paris, where you can see the Eiffel Tower from a good location.

D8 The Paris Love Wall, this wall with 511 pieces of dark blue glass, symbolizes the broken New Year. At the same time, the wall is engraved with 311 meanings of “I love you”. The designer hopes to use pure and beautiful love to reassemble this wall. A broken heart. Then go to the Sacred Heart Cathedral, the most beautiful white church in the world, and the place where Gao Yuanyuan took wedding photos. Then visit the most beautiful museum in Europe – the Musée d’Orsay. Then go to the Orangerie Museum in Paris, which is a paradise for Monet fans. The most famous one is his masterpiece “Water Lilies”. Finally, go shopping on Avenue Montaigne,