* The capital and largest city of France
* Home to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Champs-Élysées
* A major cultural and economic center
Lyon
* The third-largest city in France
* Located at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers
* Known for its gastronomy and its historic architecture
Marseille
* The second-largest city in France
* Located on the Mediterranean Sea
* A major port city and a cultural hub
Bordeaux
* A city in southwestern France
* Known for its wine production and its historic architecture
* A UNESCO World Heritage Site
Toulouse
* A city in southwestern France
* Known for its aerospace industry and its historic architecture
* Home to the Cité de l'Espace, a theme park dedicated to space exploration
Montpellier
* A city in southern France
* Known for its Mediterranean climate and its historic architecture
* A major university city
Rennes
* A city in western France
* Known for its historic architecture and its lively cultural scene
* Home to the Parlement de Bretagne, a historic parliament building
Nantes
* A city in western France
* Located on the Loire River
* Known for its maritime history and its cultural attractions
Strasbourg
* A city in eastern France
* Located on the Rhine River
* Known for its historic architecture and its European institutions
Lille
* A city in northern France
* Located near the border with Belgium
* Known for its textile industry and its cultural attractions