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Towers of La Rochelle: Entry Ticket

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Two stone towers with flags rise beside a water channel under a blue sky; people and boats are visible near the historic buildings.

A horse-drawn chariot race in a large arena with tiered seating filled with spectators under a partially covered sky.

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Two stone towers with flags, separated by a narrow waterway with a boat. Background of historic buildings under a blue sky.

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Tours de La Rochelle

These three imposing towers have guarded La Rochelle's port for almost 1000 years, serving as lighthouses, fortifications, living quarters and prisons for the city.

A crocodile's eye and snout partly submerged in water, with its reflection visible on the water's surface.

Royan

If you loved the lush vegetation and majestic reptiles of Jurassic Park, but prefer not to be eaten by marauding dinosaurs, get the best of both worlds, with Planet Exotica tickets! Located in Royan, in the sunny southwest of France, Planet Exotica is a must for nature lovers. This sprawling parkland is awash with botanical gardens and over 50 species of reptiles, including lizards, snakes, crocodiles, and more! There's even some terrifyingly real-looking dinos to keep an eye out for. But don't worry, they won't come to life and gobble you up!

Packed stadium with a red canopy, spectators, and a chariot race in progress around a central stone obelisk.

Les Epesses

Puy du Fou

Puy du Fou is a historical theme park in Les Epesses in the heart of the Vendée region of Western France. With more than 2 million visitors every year, it's the second-most popular theme park in France after Disneyland Paris.

Stone building with turret and arched door, steps leading up, surrounded by greenery, and an old street lamp on the right.

Cognac

Château Royal de Cognac

Château Royal de Cognac was originally a 10th-century fortress designed to stop invasions by the Normans. In the 15th century, it became a seigniorial dwelling and was the birthplace of one of France's most famous kings, François I. In 1494, Baron Otard acquired the château, saving it from destruction. He turned it into the home of his Cognac business, thanks to the unique walls, which were perfect for the aging of his eau de vie. The Royal Château of Cognac, now a listed monument and a major cognac house. It's located in Cognac, France.