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What to see and do in Cahors in the Lot
Any walker who follows one of the French pilgrim trails to Santiago de Compostela in Spain is guaranteed a heady mix of natural landscapes and ...
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What to see and do in La Baule Pays de la Loire
Discover the stylish seaside resort La Baule – and La Brière, its wetland neighbour in Pays de la Loire. Beach resorts can get pretty crowded ...
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13 of the best day trips from Paris by train
Paris is wonderful and if you only choose one place to visit in France – well Paris is always a good idea. And from Paris ...
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Iconic rooftops of Paris
Have you ever looked at a photo of Paris and wondered why so many of the rooftops look so good despite the age of the ...
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Discover Aÿ in Champagne
East of Paris lies the region of Champagne – known around the world for its effervescent wine. The most well-known vineyards are in the Marne ...
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Where to eat out in Calais
France is the nation that invented the restaurant, haute cuisine, and Cordon Bleu, the picque-nique, baguettes and crème brulée. The French certainly live to eat, ...
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What to see and do in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
“Once upon a time there was a jewel nestling between Provence and the Côte d’Azur…” began an email I got from a friend. Who can ...
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Grape harvest in Provence | A timeless tradition
Witness the timeless tradition of the vendage – the grape harvest, in Gigondas in the heart of Provence. It’s a great way to exercise the ...
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What to see and do in the Baie de Quiberon Brittany
For an area that takes up a relatively modest stretch of Brittany’s south coast, the Baie de Quiberon boasts some pretty powerful statistics. As the ...
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Beaujolais wine region – a land of vine-blessed beauty
North of Lyon and south of Burgundy lies Beaujolais, an area whose name everyone knows but very few have visited. A secret place of hills ...
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