3. Musée Gustave Moreau, Paris
Veteran visitors of France say this residence/museum is worth repeat visits. The former home was actually designed by the artist, who preferred spacious rooms. See his canvases hanging on the picture rails, in cabinets, and even in drawers. The spirit of the French artist lives on here within this enchanting building.
4. Château Gaillard, Normandy
This imposing structure was erected by the famous English king, Richard the Lionhearted after the Norman Conquest. Situated above the Seine, it was meant to discourage Philip II’s ambition as well as protect access to the river back in 1198. Today it is largely in ruin and yet visitors can still get a sense of its awe-inspiring size.
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