Vaucluse: The Beating Heart of Provence
The enduring charm of the southern département of Vaucluse will have you coming back time and again, writes Jennifer Ladonne about this favorite corner of Provence
The Vaucluse encompasses all that travellers have come to...
In the Footsteps of Gentleman Thief Arsène Lupin
This quiet Normandy seaside town once played host to a Belle-Époque burglar and a wily young detective. Chloe Govan introduces us to France’s answer to Sherlock Holmes...
It’s the land that time forgot. Étretat, all...
The Art of Survival: The Transformation of Montmartre
Chloe Govan reveals how the poverty-stricken and persecuted in France’s past found the silver lining in their suffering, transforming it into what would one day become a world-famous art legacy
Bang! The hammer crashes down...
Hit the Road Again! Exploring Northeastern France
Eyeing a tour of northeastern France for your next visit? Why not explore the towns, villages, landscapes, museums and key war sites of the four départements of Meuse, Aisne, Somme and Pas-de-Calais – with...
My Life in Paris: Life is Sweet
Berry smoothies, high-class confectionery and kombucha tea all helped Theadora get through lockdown in France.
March
In the beginning, I was doing okay – plus, I felt more than prepared in the self-care department. Just days...
Exploring the Gardens of the Côte d’Azur France
The sun-kissed Côte d’Azur, with its vast array of public and private gardens to enjoy, is France’s go-to region all year round, especially for green-fingered visitors with a passion for exploring horticultural wonders under...
Strasbourg, the City Which Gave France its National Anthem
Gillian Thornton discovers the turbulent past and vibrant present of the UNESCO-listed city of Strasbourg
For the city which gave France its national anthem, Strasbourg has had something of a rocky ride across the centuries....
French Alps: Ski and Mountain Resort News
Dreaming of a post-lockdown ski safari in the Swiss and French Alps? Here’s where to find us this winter season. (Fingers crossed)
Need to Know: Ski resorts are establishing details of how things will work:...
What to See and Do in Auvergne
As well as its beautiful villages and historic towns, there’s an abundance of nature and family fun to tempt you
Related article: Discover the Enchanting Villages of Auvergne
Great Outdoors
For volcanic scenery, bijou communities and a...
Read the Signs: Rue du Bac in Paris
A lovely flânerie along a charming Parisian street
Strolling along Rue du Bac is one of those very Parisian experiences. Just 1,150 metres long from the Voltaire and Anatole-France quays to Rue de Sèvres, Rue...