A to Z Of French Food
France is one of the world capitals of fine cuisine. Here is an A to Z list of France’s most iconic and delicious foods. … More A to Z Of French Food
France is one of the world capitals of fine cuisine. Here is an A to Z list of France’s most iconic and delicious foods. … More A to Z Of French Food
The Loire Valley in France is the best place to visit French chateaux. There are dozens to see. But which castles should you visit? … More Which Loire Valley Castle To Visit?
France has some of the best and most famous cheeses in the world. Across the country, let’s discover the French cheese specialties in all its regions. … More French Cheeses By Region – The Illustrated Guide to France’s Cheeses
Paris is the perfect place for urban sketching. Often admired as one of Europe’s most beautiful and romantic cities, or argued as an overrated and overcrowded urban jungle, there’s no denying that the streets of Paris make for compelling artistic subject matter. The cobblestone alleys, street lamps, quays, Haussmannian buildings, and grand monuments make for … More Urban Sketching On The Streets Of Paris
Occupying a hilly peninsula that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean is the French region of Brittany, France’s most north-westerly region. It is a region of dramatic rocky coastlines, charming medieval cities with city walls and cobblestone streets, and locally brewed cider served with Brittany’s most beloved dish – crêpes. Its capital is Rennes, a … More Brittany Region of France – City Walls, Wild Coastlines, and Breton Culture
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azure in the south of France is a region of glamorous sunny beaches, vast fields of colourful lavender, sensational alpine peaks, and a rich historical heritage. It borders Italy to the east, and surrounds the city-state of Monaco. Its prefecture is the vibrant city of Marseille, an important port city since ancient Greek times, … More Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Region of France – Lavender, Skiing, and the French Riviera
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes is France’s alpine region, bordering Switzerland and Italy on its eastern border, and includes the northern part of the French Alps. Named for the former Auvergne region, the wide Rhône River, and the French Alps mountains, it’s a region renowned for its diverse landscapes and stunning natural beauty, including some of France’s most iconic … More Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region of France – Ski Resorts, Volcanoes, And Fine Gastronomy
A large rural region in the east of France, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté is most famous for its prestigious Burgundy wine country, and is the ancestral home of the Dukes of Burgundy. The prefecture is Dijon, a historic town of grand palaces, perhaps best known for producing the mustard of the same name. Meanwhile, cities such as Beaune … More Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region of France – Burgundy Wine and Hilltop Castles
Located west of Paris and stretching along the coast of the English Channel, the region of Normandy is one of France’s most important historical regions. It is the region of the majestic fortified island of Mont Saint-Michel, one of France’s most iconic sights. It is home to the white cliffs of Étretat and Atlantic resort … More Normandy Region Of France – Rugged Beaches, Romantic Châteaux And Camembert Cheese
Located in the south-west of France is the region of Nouvelle-Aquitane, the country’s largest region. It borders Spain to the south and the Atlantic coast to the west. Nouvelle-Aquitane is an incredibly diverse region that ranges from long, sunny beaches perfect for surfing; vast farmlands of strawberries, plums and tomatoes; colossal sand dunes; and the … More Nouvelle-Aquitane Region of France – Basque Country, Bordeaux Wine, and Elegant Atlantic Beaches