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Occitania | the unknown South of France
Leaning casually against the high mountains of the southern Pyrénées lays a realm almost forgotten by the world. As brothers in arms, the southern districts ...
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Occitania Tours, Tales and Team Work
Have you ever been on holiday somewhere in France and fallen head over heels in love with the town, the area and the way of ...
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Toulouse France history | Pink City with Shades of Blue
Toulouse is the fourth largest city in France. Located in the southwest of France, within a few hours of the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterreanean Sea ...
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The Towers of Toulouse
The beautiful city of Toulouse in southwest France has an ancient and rich history. The architecture of the old town reflects the influences from Spain ...
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French Chateau de Gudanes Rescued from Ruin
How many of us dream of owning and renovating a French chateau? A palace that was lived in by French aristocrats, where the rich, powerful ...
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Toulouse France |Violets, Valentines and Very Good Food!
February is officially Violet Month in Toulouse France and it’s a great time to visit for a Valentine’s Day treat. Swap the winter blues for a ...
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The art of the good life in France
The beautiful landscape and the way of life in France has been inspiring artists for centuries… Caroline and Perry Taylor moved to the town of ...
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Toulouse Travel Guide
Toulouse is in the Midi-Pyrénées region, Haute-Garonne department . The area has incredibly diverse landscapes from the Pyrénées Mountains all the way to the green ...
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Najac Chateau in one of the most beautiful villages in France
The château royal in Najac was part of a network of châteaux royaux located in the Aveyron valley (Midi-Pyrénées). Najac is one of ten of ...
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Toulouse, France – in the pink
Locals lovingly call Toulouse ‘The Pink City’. Actually, the ubiquitous bricks of it’s classic facades are more like orange in colour but, hey, let’s not ...
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