5 famous monuments of France (excluding Paris) - French culture 1

The video explores several iconic French historical sites: the Palace of Versailles, known for its grandeur and gardens; Mont Saint-Michel, famous for its tides and medieval architecture; the Renaissance Castle of Chambord, built by Francis I; the Palais des Papes in Avignon, a symbol of papal power; and the fortified city of Carcassonne, a masterpiece of military architecture. Each site is rich in history and cultural significance, offering insights into France's architectural and historical heritage.

Which French kings resided in the Palace of Versailles?

• Louis XIV, Louis XV, and Louis XVI

• Louis XIII, Louis XV, and Louis XVI

• Louis XIII, Louis XIV, and Louis XV

• Louis XV, Louis XVI, and Louis XVII

What is Mont Saint-Michel famous for?

• Its Renaissance architecture

• Its high tides

• Its royal apartments

• Its large gardens

Who commissioned the construction of the Chambord castle?

• Louis XIV

• Francis I

• Henry IV

• Napoleon Bonaparte

What does the Palais des Papes symbolize?

• The glory of the Renaissance

• The power of the French monarchy

• The influence of the Catholic Church

• The strength of medieval knights

What is a notable feature of the medieval city of Carcassonne?

• Its Renaissance gardens

• Its Gothic cathedrals

• Its fortified architecture

• Its Baroque palaces