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Discover Grasse on the French Riviera, about 15km inland from Cannes on the Côte d’Azur, it’s the most perfumed city in France. Sweet scents assail your nostrils as soon as you arrive in Grasse. Whether you’re wandering in the Parc Princesse Pauline, named after Napoleon’ Bonaparte’s sister who used to holiday here in the winter,
Imagine arriving in France and living your dream – whether that be the sight of the Eiffel Tower from your bedroom window, sipping wine in a centuries-old wine cellar, the scent of warm croissants drifting from a village boulangerie, or wandering in a lavender field in Provence… France is a patchwork of regions, each with
Bonjour and bienvenue to the Spring 2026 issue of The Good Life France Magazine We’re thrilled to share it with you – and as always, it is totally free: The Good Life France Magazine Spring 2026 In this issue, head south to discover enchanting Uzès, a medieval time warp town, and to the French Riviera
Discover the fascinating history of French cakes and sweets starting with a classic cake whose origins are, to say the least, a little unusual. Marmoutier Abbey outside Tours was famous for its cuisine in the 16th century and one day, the nuns were busy preparing a feast for the visiting archbishop when, as Jean-Camille Fulbert-Dumonteil
These three destinations are great to visit any time but they’re particularly lovely in spring. From the big attraction of Versailles where out of the main visitor season you’ll find less crowds, Tours at the heart of the Loire Valley where the April blossoms and flower filled beds of the chateaux are an uplifting sight,



















