10 Reasons to Visit Gers-Gascony
Venture to the land of d’Artagnan for picturesque medieval villages, glorious rolling countryside and an abundance of arts, crafts and festivals, not to mention heavenly food, wines and Armagnac.
1. Scenic Relaxation
Soak up the hills...
The Lure of La Vendée in Pays de la Loire
This coastal departément is famous for its sunshine, but there is much more to discover, writes Stephen Davy-Osborne
Beautiful sandy beaches and levels of sunshine more closely associated with France’s Mediterranean seaboard than its western...
Explore Australia’s Great Barrier Reef… in Monaco
Monaco's Oceanographic Museum launches its new exhibition 'Immersion' - a virtual diving experience of Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Propped on the side of the mythical Rock, the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, built in 1920, is...
City Focus: Arles in the South of France
The northern gateway to the Camargue, Arles successfully blends the very old and the thoroughly modern. Gillian Thornton walks in Roman footsteps to find Van Gogh
Pitch up in Arles and it won’t be long...
In the Footsteps of Jules Verne in Nantes
Chloe Govan reveals the remarkable adventures of world-famous novelist Jules Verne, whose literary ambitions first took shape in beguiling Nantes
Say the name Jules Verne and most people will think immediately of Around the World...
Travel and Health Insurance during Covid 19 Pandemic
Now that the FCO guidance on travel to France for "essential reasons only" has been lifted, you will want to make sure your travel insurance policy is up to date and not impacted by...
City Focus: Valence in Drôme
Nestled on the eastern bank of the Rhône, Valence has long boasted the river’s largest marina for private craft. Just south of the city, the Port de l’Épervière is a popular and affordable mooring...
High Spirits in the Charente Valley
Gillian Thornton takes to the majestic Charente river to explore an area famous for its Cognac, comic books and naval links – through four historic towns on its banks...
Holiday memories are strange creatures. So...
48 Hours in Lille
Just over an hour away from Paris by train, Lille is the perfect destination for a quick weekend escape from the capital-- to see a completely difference side of France. The city’s time under...
Looking for Les Misérables in Paris
On the 135th anniversary of Victor Hugo’s death, Chloe Govan heads to Paris to relive the life-changing experiences that shaped one of the world’s most famous novels, Les Misérables
For those Francophiles who have seen...