Places with audio guides - France

A former Savoyard castle from the fourteenth century, remodeled in the seventeenth century, partly protected as a historic monument.

The medieval ruin in Chaillac, with its surviving tower, gate, and remnants of the walls, recalls an important seigneurial residence from the 10th to the 15th century.

De la Mare Castle in Jullouville recalls Normandy’s wartime history and the headquarters of the Allied command, SHAEF, during the Second World War.

A former Parisian town house on Place Vendome, associated with the Crozat and Schickler families, now part of the Ritz Paris hotel.

A sandstone sculpture by Henri de Miller from 1986 on Rene-Cassin Square in Paris, by Saint-Eustache Church in Nelson-Mandela Park.

The ruins of the castle on a steep rocky outcrop above Roussillon recall Roman, Visigothic, and medieval fortifications as well as a pilgrimage tradition.

The monument in Paris on Canada Square commemorates the Russian Expeditionary Force, which fought in France from 1916 to 1918.

The crash site of Air France Flight 4590 near Gonesse recalls the only fatal Concorde accident and its impact on aviation history.