Thank you for your suggestion! I appreciate your interest in seeing a similar video about small cities in France. It's a great idea, and France certainly has many charming small towns that would be wonderful to showcase. I'll definitely consider creating a video focused on French small cities in the future!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN Thank you so much for your response ! I can help you if you wish and put together a list of interesting medium-sized city suggestions. I would like to tell you that I am French from the South-West, from Aquitaine living in Bordeaux ! Have a nice day !
@@tomboura8951 Thank you so much for your kind offer! We would love to hear your suggestions for interesting medium-sized cities to explore. It's great to hear that you're from Aquitaine and living in Bordeaux-such a beautiful region! Feel free to reply to this comment with the cities you think are the most beautiful, and we’ll see what we can do to visit, film, and include them in future videos. Have a wonderful day, and we appreciate your help!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN Well after 8 hours of intensive research on medium-sized towns in France with interesting historical heritage, I offer you the following non-exhaustive and obviously biased list, but I tried to do the best we could, we have 131 towns with more than 50,000 inhabitants in France, difficult work to find the best so assume that I have certainly forgotten some important ones. I have given you the list following the name of the city, its population, its departmental geographical location and its most remarkable heritage.
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN ▫Besançon - population 119.000 - département du Doubs - Fontaine de l'État-Major, Citadelle de Besançon, architecture Renaissance et Belle Époque. ▫Le Mans - population 143.000 - département de la Sarthe - Enceinte Gallo-romaine, Cathédrale Saint Julien-Le Mans, maisons à pans de bois, course automobile célèbre des 24H du Mans, Palais des comptes du Maine. ▫Quimper - population 63.500 - département du Finistère - Cathédrale Saint-Corentin, Vieux Quimper. ▫Reims - population 184.000 - département de la Marne - Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims (Cathédrale des rois de France), Arche de la Porte de Mars, basilique Saint-Rémi, l’Opéra, Capital du Champagne. ▫Rennes - population 225.000 habitants - département d’Ille-et-Vilaine - Le Parlement de Bretagne, les maisons à colombages, Palais du Commerces, Palais Saint-Georges, les portes Mordelaises, l’Opéra de Rennes. ▫Saint-Malo, la cité des Corsaires - 46.000 habitants - département d’Ille-et-Vilaine - les Remparts de Saint-Malo, Château de Saint-Malo, fort du petit Bé, fort National, la Tour Solidor, la Grande Porte, la Porte Saint-Vincent. ▫Colmar - 70.000 habitants - département de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace - Bâtiment en pan de bois, la plus petite maison de la ville (25m²), les enseignes en fer forgés, la maison Pfister, le Khoïfhus, le corp de Garde, maison Adolph (1371 ap.J-C), La collégiale Saint-Martin, Le cloître de l'église des Dominicains, La maison des Têtes, La cour d'appel, La villa Boeschlin, la maison aux Raisins. ▫Annecy - 126.000 habitants - département de la Haute-Savoie - Lac d’Annecy, canal du Thiou, château d’Annecy, canal du Vassé, Basilique de la Visitation, Palais de l’Isle, l’Impérial Palace, ponts et fontaines. ▫Bayonne - 53.000 habitants - département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques - Le Château-Vieux, citadelle de Bayonne, Cathédrale Sainte-Marie, théâtre Michel-Portal, les Arènes de Bayonne, maison Moulis, architecture du Pays basque, les Ferias de bayonne. ▫Pau, ville hivernale des riches européens - 77.000 habitants - département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques - Architecture Belle-Époque, château de pau, Tour de la Monnaie, Tour du Bourreau, les villas, le Gassion, le Palais Beaumont. ▫Agen - 33.000 habitants - département du Lot-et-Garonne - Ville médiévale et ses maisons à colombage de brique, Cathédrale Saint-Caprais d’Agen, Musée des Beaux-Arts, le Pont-Canal, les pruneaux d’Agen. ▫Caen - 108.000 habitants - département du Calvados - Abbaye aux Hommes, Abbaye aux Dames, château de Caen, Église Saint-Pierre, centre-ville ancien, ville partiellement détruite à 68 % durant la seconde guerre mondiale.
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Italy’s small towns are full of charm! This video beautifully captures their timeless beauty.🏛
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Thanks for the wonderful video! Italian towns are lovely. I want to visit Siena and Verona!
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Can you do the same video of small cities but for France please ?
Thank you for your suggestion! I appreciate your interest in seeing a similar video about small cities in France. It's a great idea, and France certainly has many charming small towns that would be wonderful to showcase. I'll definitely consider creating a video focused on French small cities in the future!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN Thank you so much for your response ! I can help you if you wish and put together a list of interesting medium-sized city suggestions.
I would like to tell you that I am French from the South-West, from Aquitaine living in Bordeaux ! Have a nice day !
@@tomboura8951 Thank you so much for your kind offer! We would love to hear your suggestions for interesting medium-sized cities to explore. It's great to hear that you're from Aquitaine and living in Bordeaux-such a beautiful region! Feel free to reply to this comment with the cities you think are the most beautiful, and we’ll see what we can do to visit, film, and include them in future videos. Have a wonderful day, and we appreciate your help!
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN Well after 8 hours of intensive research on medium-sized towns in France with interesting historical heritage, I offer you the following non-exhaustive and obviously biased list, but I tried to do the best we could, we have 131 towns with more than 50,000 inhabitants in France, difficult work to find the best so assume that I have certainly forgotten some important ones.
I have given you the list following the name of the city, its population, its departmental geographical location and its most remarkable heritage.
@@EpicExplorationsTVEN
▫Besançon - population 119.000 - département du Doubs - Fontaine de l'État-Major, Citadelle de Besançon, architecture Renaissance et Belle Époque.
▫Le Mans - population 143.000 - département de la Sarthe - Enceinte Gallo-romaine, Cathédrale Saint Julien-Le Mans, maisons à pans de bois, course automobile célèbre des 24H du Mans, Palais des comptes du Maine.
▫Quimper - population 63.500 - département du Finistère - Cathédrale Saint-Corentin, Vieux Quimper.
▫Reims - population 184.000 - département de la Marne - Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims (Cathédrale des rois de France), Arche de la Porte de Mars, basilique Saint-Rémi, l’Opéra, Capital du Champagne.
▫Rennes - population 225.000 habitants - département d’Ille-et-Vilaine - Le Parlement de Bretagne, les maisons à colombages, Palais du Commerces, Palais Saint-Georges, les portes Mordelaises, l’Opéra de Rennes.
▫Saint-Malo, la cité des Corsaires - 46.000 habitants - département d’Ille-et-Vilaine - les Remparts de Saint-Malo, Château de Saint-Malo, fort du petit Bé, fort National, la Tour Solidor, la Grande Porte, la Porte Saint-Vincent.
▫Colmar - 70.000 habitants - département de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace - Bâtiment en pan de bois, la plus petite maison de la ville (25m²), les enseignes en fer forgés, la maison Pfister, le Khoïfhus, le corp de Garde, maison Adolph (1371 ap.J-C), La collégiale Saint-Martin, Le cloître de l'église des Dominicains, La maison des Têtes, La cour d'appel, La villa Boeschlin, la maison aux Raisins.
▫Annecy - 126.000 habitants - département de la Haute-Savoie - Lac d’Annecy, canal du Thiou, château d’Annecy, canal du Vassé, Basilique de la Visitation, Palais de l’Isle, l’Impérial Palace, ponts et fontaines.
▫Bayonne - 53.000 habitants - département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques - Le Château-Vieux, citadelle de Bayonne, Cathédrale Sainte-Marie, théâtre Michel-Portal, les Arènes de Bayonne, maison Moulis, architecture du Pays basque, les Ferias de bayonne.
▫Pau, ville hivernale des riches européens - 77.000 habitants - département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques - Architecture Belle-Époque, château de pau, Tour de la Monnaie, Tour du Bourreau, les villas, le Gassion, le Palais Beaumont.
▫Agen - 33.000 habitants - département du Lot-et-Garonne - Ville médiévale et ses maisons à colombage de brique, Cathédrale Saint-Caprais d’Agen, Musée des Beaux-Arts, le Pont-Canal, les pruneaux d’Agen.
▫Caen - 108.000 habitants - département du Calvados - Abbaye aux Hommes, Abbaye aux Dames, château de Caen, Église Saint-Pierre, centre-ville ancien, ville partiellement détruite à 68 % durant la seconde guerre mondiale.