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Stunning chateau B&B near Bergerac, Dordogne
With its honey-toned stone walls and sage-green shutters, the 18th Chateau de Masburel wine domaine and B&B, has a timeless, unhurried feel to it. It’s
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Favourite monuments of the French
Every year, a TV contest in France focuses on the favourite monuments of the French. Voting is fierce and the monuments are marvellous. In 2021, Place
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The petite guide to Gigondas Provence
Gigondas is a tiny village in the Vaucluse department, Provence, with a big reputation. It’s wine making country, and not just any old wine making
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Stunning secret holiday spots in France
If you’re looking for crowd-dodging, off the beaten-track, fabulous places to holiday in France – check out these inspired choices! Burgundy, Annecy Mountains and Brittany
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5 brilliant uncrowded beach holiday locations in France
If you fancy hopping in the car, taking the ferry or train to France and enjoying a brilliant beach holiday without crowds – you’re in
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10 Cities to visit on a day trip from Paris
Of course Paris has plenty to keep visitors happy for weeks on end. But. Sometimes it’s great to get out of the city. To see
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Some of the dreamiest places in France
In 1787, 14 years before he became the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson toured France. He left Paris where he was based
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Three great spring destinations in France
Banish those winter blues with a spring break in France…. Spring sees the return of a warm sun in France. Vineyards are flourishing, the beaches
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Stunning B&B in authentic Provence
Not far from Marseille on the sun-kissed Cote d’Azur, lies a secret piece of Paradise. Unspoiled southern France at its best, seemingly left behind and
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Spotlight on the Alpes-Maritime department | French Riviera
The Alpes-Maritimes department is in the far south of France in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur bordering Italy and the Mediterranean Sea. Think long hot summers, year
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