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Truffle hunting France in gorgeous Provence

Ah Provence… the beauty of the landscape, sunshine, vineyards, lavender and sunflower fields, medieval villages, pastel shutters, winding roads and olive orchards. Now there’s something ...
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Famous Festivals in Nice France – The Gourd is celebrated

In the city of Nice it is said that “a home without a gourd is like an empty nest”. Margo Lestz investigates the famous festivals ...
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Tastes of the South | Provencal Cuisine

The French cuisine is celebrated for many reasons and there are always several tempting options on any menu across the country. The cuisine in the ...
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The charm of the Nice Countryside South of France

Exploring the countryside south of France in the area around the cosmopolitan town of Nice.  Discover a wealth of things to fall in love with ...
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Frejus celebrates the Bravade

Fréjus is in the Var department of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region in southeastern France and neighbours with Saint-Raphaël, effectively forming one town. It is popular for ...
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The Three Russian churches of Nice France

If you’ve ever visited Nice in the south of France you’ll probably be wondering why there are three Russian churches in the City, Margo Lestz ...
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The beautiful Bay of Angels Nice

This magnificent bay which fronts Nice is famous for its glamorous good looks but where did it get its romantic name from asks Margo Lestz. ...
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The Menton Lemon Festival France

  What sort of recipe calls for 145,000 kgs of oranges and lemons? Where can you see a car or a train made of fruit? ...
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Wine producing villages in France | Vacqueyras

Vacqueyras, in the heart of the Vaucluse is in many ways off the beaten track. Although famous for its wines it is not that well ...
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Falling in Love with France

The Summer of Love, 1967, was a special time to be young and in Europe. Canadian author Patricia Sands looks back at the time when ...
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