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Whether it is your first time coming solo, or a family with kids, we will explore the off-the-beaten-path and tell you what you should see, and what you shouldn’t miss.
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There are so many food markets in Paris, it's often difficult to know where to go. More than just a place to buy food, they are the center of the community, and one of the best places to get a…
In France, the outdoor market is not just a place where you can buy things. The French generally fancy themselves to be gourmands, and we tend to think of the marché as the place to buy items of quality, produced…
If you have ever been to Paris you may have noticed, amongst all the beautiful architecture, that there are not many skyscrapers in the city. Instead, those tall concrete buildings have all been relegated to the west end of the…
Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a solo adventure, or a family holiday, France is a wonderful destination. The language, the culture, the food, there just something about L'Hexagone, as mainland France is called. Paris, of course, is one of…
The Loire Valley is more than just fancy châteaux. It is a region rich in culture and history, given all the famous royals and nobles who lived in the area. And where the nobility lived, delicious food and wine followed.…
Lyon is a city that's famous for its food. In fact, Lyonnaise cuisine is so famous, it is considered the gastronomical capital of France. And it is not hard to see why. The city has a huge range of restaurants…
Known as the Ville Rose, the city of Toulouse in the region of Occitanie is a food lover's dream. A lively city in the south of France on the river Garonne, it is brimming with restaurants, brasseries, and bars that…
Occitanie is the region in France that is often overshadowed by its next-door neighbour, Provence and the French Riviera. But when it comes to rich and flavorful cuisine, the Occitanie certainly knows how to hold its own with the specialities…
Brittany is one of the most beautiful regions in France, which is no surprise when you see its stunning coastline. The area is also famous for its food and drinks, including its seafood, cheeses, galettes, beer, and of course, cider.…
With snow-covered peaks and serene forests, the Alps are home to many small towns and villages that have visitors flocking to the region. And that is because along with the wide open spaces and beautiful scenery, the Alpine region of…
Alsace is a region in France with a rich culinary history. Located on the northeast along the border of Germany, it is a region that has been fought over by the two countries since the passing of King Charlemagne. And…
When it comes to traveling, food is something that makes the journey even more special. If you are traveling to Paris, you will find that locals are very passionate about their cuisine, and this is what makes visiting France even…
A region of sun, culture, and cuisine! Provence is one of France's most popular holiday destinations with its beautiful coastline, unspoiled countryside, and picturesque villages. It is also famous for its food and wine, which attract as much attention as…
French food is one of the most popular cuisines in the whole world. People from all over the world have been attracted to this incredible style of cuisine, with its emphasis on fresh ingredients, creative cooking techniques, and art de…
France in July is wonderfully hot and festive. With all the excitement of the start of summer, end of the school year, and Bastille day coming up, there are so many different things going on, you won't know where to…
August in France can be magical. From bright sunshine to blue skies, there is a summer cheer in the air that is simply contagious. After all, who doesn't want to have a picnic on the lawn in front of the…
December is always a time of merry and good cheer. And what better place to spend the holiday season than in France! Yes the weather may be rainy and windy, but under the twinkling lights at every street corner and…
France in November may be rather grey and gloomy but that is no reason not to visit. With the Christmas lights going up, plenty of beaujolais nouveau being served, and the local museums free from the crowds, November can be…
French people are often surprised how few tourists come to France in October. It is one of the nicest months to visit, with all the amazing sights and monuments of the country wide-open with fewer crowds and relatively decent weather.…
September in France is when that monumental event known as the rentrée occurs. With French kids going back to school and their parents going back to work, all of a sudden those wonderous French châteaux and museums are left to…