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France. Carnac, in Brittany, France, 2 miles of standing stones from the Neolithic, 4,500 BC!

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1 France

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4 Carnac, in Brittany, France, 2 miles of standing stones from the Neolithic, 4,500 BC!

5 Mount St. Michel

6 Paris, A Roman satellite capital

7 Charlemagne, King of the Franks, AD 742-814, founder of modern France with the Carolingian Empire and the 1 st Holy Roman Emperor.

8 Frankish Carolingian Empire, AD 814

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11 Napoleon views the damaged Sphinx

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14 The Revolutionaries storm the Bastille (prison), 7/14/1789

15 Queen Marie Antoinette guillotined, 10/16/1793

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19 Jardin des Tuileries near the Louvre

20 Napoleon’s Arc de Triomphe

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24 La Defense, from the Arc de Triomphe down the Champs Elysees

25 Millau Span over the Tarn RiverMillau Span over the Tarn River, France’s Central Massif

26 Tres Grande Vitesse, the TGV

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28 Cote d’Azur

29 Cassis, France

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32 Dinan, north of Paris

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34 The Low Countries aka BeNeLux Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg France Germany

35 . Brussels, Belgium, the seat of the European Union.

36 Bruges, Belgium

37 Netherlands

38 Amsterdam Stock Exchange, 1653 (Emanuel de Witte) and the Dutch Empire

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41 Rotterdam on the Rhine, Europe’s largest port

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43 Rotterdam

44 Amsterdam 1544 & 2015

45 The Hague, north of Rotterdam, coastal South Holland Seat of the International Criminal Court. Established in 2002, in an agreement among >60 countries, known as the Rome Agreement, the ICC prosecutes those accused of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression.International Criminal Court

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47 Polder Dikes by the Zuider Zee

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50 Zuider Zee and the Noordoostpolder

51 Noordoostpolder, 2005

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