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+ Associated with the troubadours of medieval France, Ventadour sits on a rocky outcrop above forested valleys. Drone use generally requires authorization.

+ This star-shaped fort overlooking Antibes is a protected monument located near sensitive coastal airspace. Drone operations generally require approval.

+ The château forms the centerpiece of one of Brittany’s most visited historic villages. Drone use generally requires authorization.

+ Overlooking Marseille’s harbor entrance, the fort sits within controlled urban airspace and a protected heritage setting.

+ The castle dominates a hillside village and remains one of Burgundy’s most impressive fortified ruins. Drones require permission

+ Located on Île d’Aix, Fort Liédot is surrounded by protected coastal environments and managed visitor areas. Drone operations generally require approval.

+ Famous for resisting William the Conqueror, the fortress overlooks one of the best-preserved medieval villages in western France. Drone flights generally require authorization.

+ Perched on a rocky islet linked by a footbridge, Fort de Bertheaume occupies a dramatic position overlooking the Atlantic coast. Drone use generally requires approval.

+ The ruins occupy a strategic hilltop position and remain protected as a historic monument. Drone use generally requires authorization.

+ Situated near Brest's naval facilities, the fort lies within a sensitive zone where aerial activity is closely regulated.

+ Visible for miles across the Charente countryside, the château dominates a fortified village and remains a protected monument.

+ Standing at the mouth of the Slack estuary, Fort Mahon is one of the best-known military landmarks on the Opal Coast.

+ Known for its brick-and-stone architecture, Laréole hosts exhibitions and public events throughout the year. Drone use generally requires approval.

+ The remains of this Napoleonic fort sit along the Channel coast in a sensitive maritime environment. Permission is required.

+ Built beside the Dronne River, the abbey forms the centerpiece of Brantôme's historic center. Drone activity is generally regulated.

+ Accessible at low tide from Saint-Malo, the fort sits in a sensitive coastal setting where drone operations generally require approval.

+ One of France's most important Romanesque churches, Tournus attracts both pilgrims and architecture enthusiasts. Drone activity is generally controlled.

+ This cross-border archaeological park contains Roman remains spread across a large protected landscape. Drone use generally requires authorization.

+ Dominating one of Burgundy's most picturesque villages, the château is a protected monument undergoing restoration and conservation work.

+ One of the oldest Christian sites in France, Saint-Victor sits within dense urban airspace near Marseille's waterfront. Drone operations are generally regulated.

+ The oldest fortification on Île de Ré remains an active heritage attraction with exhibitions and guided tours. Drone operations generally require approval.

+ Standing dramatically beside a lighthouse on Brittany's western tip, the ruins of Saint-Mathieu are located within a heavily visited heritage landscape. Drone use is generally controlled.

+ Perched above the vineyards of Alsace, Château de Saint-Ulrich forms part of the famous Three Castles of Ribeauvillé. Its elevated position and protected status mean drone flights generally require authorization.

+ The towering ruins emerge from the Marais Poitevin landscape and attract visitors year-round. Drone operations generally require authorization.