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Food and wine lovers guide to Dordogne
Dordogne is one of the five departments of Aquitaine, now part of the super region Nouvelle Aquitaine (which includes Limousin and Poitou-Charentes). Aquitaine stretches along …
Seriously gorgeous gardens to visit in Vaucluse, Provence
Famous for its lavender fields and swathes of poppies, vineyards and sunflowers, fragrant herb-filled shrub land and fruit orchards – Provence is a rainbow-coloured floral …
Walking in Napoleon’s footsteps in Paris
As a teenager, Napoleon was sent to Paris to train at the École Militaire, which still stands at the opposite end of the Champs de …
Tour Provence by bike
Vaucluse in Provence is famous not just for its lavender fields, vineyards, picturesque villages and historic towns – it’s also perfect for cycling. Whether you …
Beaches of Lake Vassivière, Limousin
If you like your beaches on the quiet side, you might be better off heading to landlocked Limousin than one of France’s many coastal resorts. …
What to see and do in Rouen
Packed with medieval history but with a buzzing contemporary vibe, Normandy’s regional capital is a stunning destination for a city break. Easily reached by car …
The most beautiful villages of Vaucluse Provence
Vaucluse in Provence is a land of sweet scents, lavender fields, olive groves and vineyards. It’s the perfect place to visit and watch the world …
Winter in Paris photos – a feast for the senses
500 years ago, King Francis 1 of France said “Paris is not a city, it’s a world…” That still holds true today, and in each …
Winter Wonderland Annecy Mountains, France
Winter in France has charm by the bucketload, from snow-capped mountains perfect for skiers to festive wintry markets, and big dose of sunshine. Haute-Savoie – …
The sweet village of Flavigny-sur-Ozerain, Burgundy
Flavigny-sur-Ozerain in Burgundy is a picturesque medieval village surrounded by bucolic countryside, vineyards and lush green hillsides. And it’s a place where the streets are …