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Manoir du Bolgaro Morbeque Hauts de France
Manoir du Bolgaro at Morbeque, near Hazebrouck is an impressive, luxurious getaway, great for a get together with family or friends. A manor house dating back to ...
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Ancient Art meets modern Art in the Dordogne
France has a habit of inspiring great art – from homegrown talent such as Cezanne and Monet, to visiting legends such as Van Gogh and Picasso. ...
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Walking the Chemin de Compostela Pilgrims Route in France
The Camino de Santiago (called le Chemin de Compostela in France) has become very famous in recent years helped by the release of an American ...
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Clos MontmatreThe Secret Vineyard of Paris
It was the Romans who established vineyards in Paris more than a thousand years ago. Maybe it was the starting point for the vibrant French wine ...
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Andorra at the top of Europe a strange neighbour to France
Many years ago I was working as an impoverished flying instructor at a country airfield, it was a job that enabled me to use the ...
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A minor wine revolution in Chardonnay
Cave Cooperative or Independent? There is a minor revolution taking place in Champvent, situated in a valley where the vines tumble down the hillsides. Champvent ...
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How Victor Hugo Inspired Batman’s foe the Joker
When you think of French writer, Victor Hugo, you probably think of his classic works, The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Notre Dame de Paris) or ...
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Jardin des Plantes Paris
A morning walk in spring in Paris is an inspiring event. I started at a café where I struck up quite a long conversation with ...
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Trolley Treachery at the French Market
If you visit the south-west of France you’ll soon discover that the French are devoted fans of the weekly market. The smaller ones are usually ...
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The Cathedral Labyrinths of France
Step into the great Gothic cathedral of Chartres and you literally step on to a mystery. Set into the paving stones of the nave floor ...
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