From Gothic cathedrals to Roman works, explore UNESCO sites across France. Test your knowledge of locations, eras, and landmarks on the World Heritage List.
Which tidal island crowned by an abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Mont‑Saint‑Michel and its Bay
Île d’Yeu
Belle‑Île
Île de Ré (historical term)
Which royal residence and gardens near Paris are inscribed by UNESCO?
Château de Vincennes
Château de Fontainebleau
Palace and Park of Versailles
Palace of the Tuileries
Which cathedral noted for exceptional stained glass is a World Heritage Site?
Reims Cathedral
Notre‑Dame de Paris
Amiens Cathedral
Chartres Cathedral
Which ancient Roman aqueduct bridge in Occitanie is on the List?
Pont Neuf
Pont d’Avignon
Pont Alexandre III
Pont du Gard
Which city’s papal palace and bridge form part of a World Heritage ensemble?
Arles
Avignon
Nîmes
Aix‑en‑Provence
Which fortified medieval city in Aude is recognized by UNESCO?
Bayeux
Carcassonne
Saint‑Malo
Sarlat‑la‑Canéda
Which cultural landscape along a major river is inscribed between Sully‑sur‑Loire and Chalonnes?
The Loire Valley
The Rhône Valley
The Dordogne Valley
The Seine Valley
Which historic urban site at the confluence of Rhône and Saône is on the List?
Historic Site of Lyon
Historic Centre of Grenoble
Historic Centre of Dijon
Old Town of Annecy
Which Atlantic port city is inscribed as the “Port of the Moon”?
Bordeaux
Le Havre
La Rochelle
Nantes
Which UNESCO site encompasses major landmarks along the Seine in the capital?
Paris, Latin Quarter
Paris, Montmartre District
Paris, Banks of the Seine
Paris, Île Saint‑Louis only
Starter
Nice try. Revisit major UNESCO‑listed places across France to strengthen the basics.
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