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What to see and do in Ariège

Nestled beneath the snow-covered peaks of the Pyrenees, Ariège is a department relatively unknown even by the French says Gillian Thornton as she explores its ...
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What to see in Collioure on the Côte Vermeille

The Vermillion Coast is in the Pyrénées-Orientales, in the Occitanie region, where the craggy Pyrénées mountains descend into the Mediterranean Sea. The view seen from ...
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What to see and do in L’Étang de Thau

The Archipel de Thau lagoon in the south of France is a bit of a secret place. Around 20km long, and separated from the Mediterranean ...
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What to see in and near Cordes-sur-Ciel

The village of Cordes-sur-Ciel, rises 100 meters above the Cérou river valley, in the northwest corner of the Tarn department, 80 km northeast of Toulouse. ...
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Taste of France: Best local dishes of Toulouse

France is without a doubt a world leader in culinary excellence. It’s the country with the most Michelin stars throughout Europe – way more than ...
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10 fabulous places to visit in Gascony

Gascony is one of the most beautiful, unspoiled and authentic areas of France. It stretches between several departments of southwest France, Landes, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, southwestern Gironde, ...
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What to see and do in Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert

In the heart of the Hérault Gorges, in the Val de Gellone, just 40km from Montpellier (Occitanie), you’ll find, wedged into a narrow valley, the ...
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The Wine Expert’s guide to the Languedoc

Situated on the south coast of France, Languedoc is one of the biggest wine producing regions in the world. Annual production is the equivalent of ...
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What to see and do in La Couvertoirade, Aveyron

La Couvertoirade may be one of the prettiest places in France that you never heard of. Deep in the heart of the Aveyron department, southeast France, ...
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10 Reasons to Love the Gers

Gascony was England’s first colony, its influence reflected in the historically rich fortified villages, ancient cathedrals, grand chateaux and beautiful gardens which dot the region. ...
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