You can’t name your children Nutella and Strawberry, says French court
No matter how much you love strawberry and Nutella, you can’t name your children after it. That is what a French judge decided after the unusual choice of name by a couple from Valenciennes, in...
View ArticleWalking holidays in France: a guide
It’s easy to see the attraction of holidays spent largely on foot. There can’t be any better way to escape modern life and explore local landscapes close up and at leisure. France, in particular,...
View ArticleA sun worshipper’s guide to the best South of France beaches
It’s no secret that the South of France is home to some of the nation’s most beloved beaches. Sun worshippers from all over Europe flock to the region to stroll across the sands, soak up some rays and...
View ArticleFamily holidays in the South of France
Each year, thousands of people choose the South of France for their family holiday. When you see what this beautiful part of the country has to offer, its easy to understand why. From stunning beaches...
View Article4 places to visit in historical France
France is a country that, as much as anywhere else in Europe, boasts a strong historical background. From Revolutions to Empires, and on to hosting some of the most beautiful – and indeed, world...
View ArticleThe hidden gems of the French Riviera
The French Riviera has been one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe for centuries, and it’s easy to see why. The snow-capped French Alps loom over picturesque fishing villages and white...
View ArticleFrance considers school holiday change to ‘save’ national ski industry
The government in France is mulling over plans to set earlier ski dates for school holidays in the spring to give families more skiing time in a move aimed at boosting the market for French ski...
View ArticleExplore the dizzying wonders of Le Haut Var
If the thought of hilltop villages, forested valleys, hairpin roads, village markets brimming with quality local goods and world-class views, all shaped by century upon century of rich history sounds...
View ArticleChampagne region awarded Unesco World Heritage status
This week, Unesco announced that the Champagne wine region has been awarded a coveted place upon its list of World Heritage Sites. It’s a sparkling accolade which means that the famous wine, always in...
View ArticleIs Beaujolais Nouveau the fastest wine on earth?
On Thursday 19th November, at one minute past midnight (local time), the most famous vin de primeur will be released to the jubilant cries, “Le Beaujolais nouveau est arrivé!” Traditionally,...
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