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Des endroits touristiques : -ir verbs like 'venir', position of adjectives

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I can use adjectives before and after nouns with -ir verbs like venir to describe and justify visiting places in France.

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Many adjectives come after the noun in French. Adjectives that come before the noun fit into five categories: BRAGS (Beauty, Rank, Age, Good/Bad and Size/quantity). Some -ir verbs in the present follow the pattern of venir. The stem is vien(n) in all but the nous and vous forms. [ien] is pronounced like 'bien'. [e] can be lengthened to sound like [ê/è] in the ils/elles forms of verbs like venir. Pour + infinitive can be used to give reasons.

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