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Alexandre Dumas – Musketeers and cookery books!
Discover the cuisine credentials of France’s most famous novelist – Alexandre Dumas… In 2002, for the bicentennial of Alexandre Dumas’ birth, then French President Jacques ...
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Review: Nice Uncovered
See Nice as it’s never been seen before in seven self-guided walking tours that reveal the true story of Nice. Nice Uncovered: Walks Through the ...
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The UNESCO-listed Treasures of Nice
Think of Nice and images of the glistening Mediterranean bordering the iconic Promenade des Anglais swim into view. Less well-known are the many sites and ...
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8 Winter Feel Good Films to Watch and Learn French
Stoke the fire and gather round the TV, popcorn et chocolat chaud at the ready. We’ve compiled our list of our favourite winter feel good ...
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Review of Daisy and the Mona Lisa
Miss Daisy Tannenbaum, almost 13, precocious as ever, and homeschooling in Paris with her Aunt Mill, is back for another misadventure in Daisy and the ...
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A Year at the French Farmhouse by Gillian Harvey
After ten years of loyal service Lily Butterworth has been made redundant. Like any clever woman, she knows the cure to redundancy is a little ...
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Favourite Monuments of the French in 2022
Each year there is a contest in France in which the French vote for their favourite monument. Every region puts forward a candidate and a ...
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Why do we say ‘pardon my French?’
Have you ever wondered why we say ‘pardon my French?’ We have, so we asked some French language experts and it’s a fascinating story… here’s ...
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What’s the Best Way to Learn French Online?
With a wealth of online resources and tools, there has never been a better time to learn French online. Studying French through websites and apps ...
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Review | Her Own Legacy by Debra Borchert
Debra Borchert’s book Her Own Legacy (Château de Verzat) tells the tale of a woman who must fight for her legacy just as the French ...
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