Category: Places to Go

Autumn in France means la Rentrée – a very French thing that means the return to school, work, normality after the summer holidays – and ...

Where you stay is as important as where you go, so if you’re dreaming of a chateau stay, a gorgeous gite or a stunning B&B, ...

The sun comes early to the south of France, ahead of the summer crowds, making this area a favourite destination when you crave blue skies, ...

Across France this year, over 50 gardens will open their doors to visitors in order to raise money for charity. Open Gardens/Jardins Ouverts celebrates its ...

When you go on holiday to France, where you stay is as important as where you go. So if you’re dreaming of a chateau stay, ...

Before the French Riviera became de rigeur for summer holidays – it was in fact primarily considered a ‘winter resort.’ Even in mid-winter, the French ...

The Vallée de la Gastronomie® is a unique route dedicated to food and wine. It straddles three major regions of France from the north to ...

Joanna Leggett explores the fascinating history of the river Seine and some of its most magical ports of call… The River Seine is France’s second ...

There are a whole host of pretty villages to visit in Spring in France and we’ve picked just a few of our favourites. Gerberoy, Picardy ...

Paris is always a good idea! There’s so much to see and do, so many museums, galleries, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and ...