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What’s on in France in Autumn 2026
Autumn in France is the time of La Rentrée, the return – to school, to work and to normality after the long summer holidays. It’s ...
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Discover the perfect south of France Tour base
When Julia Girard-Gervois, founder of TripUSAFrance was searching for the perfect base for guests for a special south of France tour – she wanted somewhere ...
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Chills and thrills in spooky Paris
Want to enjoy a spine-tingling side of the city of light? Paris has plenty of weird and wonderful places to visit. Discover the chills and ...
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Celebration trips to France that go beyond the ordinary
Where do you start when you want a holiday that goes way beyond booking a hotel, celebration trips to France that go beyond the ordinary? ...
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Festive Fall Fun in France
When the long sunny days of summer end, it’s time for festive fall fun in France! It’s a great season to visit, cooler days, but ...
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Cook with a chef at the Chateau of Azay-le-Rideau
The Loire Valley is famous for its chateaux, wine and gastronomy, and one of the most extraordinary ways to experience all three is with a ...
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Where to find the best Roman sites in France
The Roman Empire in France has some real big hitters, but smaller surprises can be magical too. Their rule lasted from the 1st century BC ...
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Food tours in Bordeaux – a fantastic cheese and wine experience
Bordeaux is renowned for its wine, UNESCO-listed for its wonderful architecture and famous for its gastronomy. One of the best ways to explore all three ...
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Holiday home in the Lot for two – with a pool!
A drive through pickled-in-the-past villages, and by lush vineyards, through spectacular countryside featuring rocky mountains, limpid lakes and forests where you’ll glimpse fairy tale castles ...
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Cooking class in Provence with a chef
French gastronomy isn’t just good food – it’s a cultural experience and UNESCO-listed because it’s such an important part of daily life and heritage in ...
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