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Chateau de Chantilly Picardy

Less than an hour’s drive from Paris, 23 minutes by train, is one of the most dazzling castles in France. It lives in a 19,275 ...
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Musee de Carnavalet Paris

The Musee de Carnavalet in Paris was once home to a Marquise. Today it houses a fabulous collection of furniture, sculpture, paintings and more, dedicated ...
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Guédelon Castle in France

After watching the inspiring 5-part BBC Two Documentary Series #Secrets of the Castle, and reading about the exciting Guédelon castle project on The Good Life ...
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Museum of History of Medicine Paris

The Museum of History of Medicine Paris is slightly macabre, fantastically intriguing and wonderfully well presented. It’s not just a place for those with an ...
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Casa San Martin Boulogne sur Mer France

Boulogne-sur-Mer is known for many things – its lovely old town with cobbled streets and elegant squares, and as the premier fishing port in France. ...
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Palace of Chocolate Vaux-le-Vicomte

Chocolate and Chateaux – that phrase just rolls off the tongue and feels you with good thoughts doesn’t it! So how does chocolate and the ...
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Peek into a Living Museum at the Chateau du Lude Sarthe

There are thousands of chateaux in France, some of them we all know of, like Versailles, others are far less well known. The Chateau de ...
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Musée des Confluences Lyon, France

The Musée des Confluences, a magnificent new museum both architecturally and in its content, which sets off to explain, well, the history of everything…or so ...
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The Crypt of Notre Dame Cathedral, Boulogne-sur-Mer

It isn’t often that I’m completely and utterly astonished but on a trip to Boulogne-sur-Mer on the Opal Coast recently – that’s exactly what happened. ...
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The Louvre Paris Facts, Art and Tickets

So enormous is the Louvre, the world’s most visited museum that it would take three months to view every piece of art contained in it, ...
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