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One day wine tour in the Gers, Gascony
Though it may not be as well known as the wines of Bordeaux or Burgundy, the wines of Gascony are some of the best in ...
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5 reasons Gascony should be on your France must-see list
Gascony is one of the most rural regions in all of France and Gers is at its heart. Tourists rarely find their way there even ...
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What to see and do in Auch, Gers
Located to the South West of Toulouse on the River Gers, Auch is the capital of the Gers department and the historical capital of Gascony. ...
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One day watercolour painting workshop in Gers
Enjoy a one day watercolour painting workshop in Fourcès, a Plus Beaux Village de France – officially one of the prettiest villages in France. In ...
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What to see in Fourcès Gers | Jewel of Gascony
Fourcès in the Gers department is officially one of the prettiest villages in France. With medieval arcades, beautiful walkways, quirky shops and several restaurants, it’s ...
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The extraordinary village of Larressingle in Gers
When you enter the walled castle village of Larressingle in the Gers, which some call Gascony, you’d be forgiven for looking around to see if ...
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Pastry class with a master chef in the Gers
If you have a sweet tooth and a yearning for learning how to make the most amazing French cakes – this pastry class with a ...
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How to spend one day in Toulouse
Capital of the newly-reconfigured Occitanie region, la Ville Rose as Toulouse is affectionately called after the colour of its brickwork really needs far more time ...
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Vegetarian restaurants in Toulouse
Our four-year-old daughter announced one teatime that she didn’t want to eat baby animals anymore as she looked sadly at a half-eaten lamb chop, it ...
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The Halle de la Machine in Toulouse
When I was a kid I was entranced by stories of mythical beasts. My favourite tale was of a Minotaur who roamed a labyrinth on ...
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