Versailles, France: A Lot More than the Grand Chateau
Versailles France has long been famous for the Chateau de Versailles, the famous huge and ornate palace. But the city has other historic attractions, too.
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Dallas to Paris, is a New Route for Air France in 2019
New Flights from Dallas to Paris on Air France! On March 31st, 2019, Air France inaugurated a new service to Dallas-Fort Worth (USA) by Airbus A330 equipped with the new Business (36 seats), Premium Economy (21 seats) and Economy (167 seats) cabins. Throughout the summer season, up to 5 weekly flights will connect Paris-Charles de…
From Edgy Barcelona to Serene Southern France
A two-country road trip, first up, Barcelona and Sagrada Familia and cafes of this exciting city, then some time in a castle in Minervois, Southern France.
France: Here Are Three New Must-See Museums
France’s new museums include the International City of Gastronomy, the Musee Mer Marine in Bordeaux and The Commonwealth War Graves in Arras.
France: What’s New in Normandy
Normandy is expecting to welcome many new things, with open arms, this year. Normandy is no place short of activities and attractions for tourists to relish.
France: Pays de Gex Near Switzerland
In the Jura mountains next to Switzerland, the town of Gex and the surrounding Pays de Gex are places that most travelers have never heard of in France.
What’s New Around France In 2018
Want to travel to France, but have already visited the country a few times? This new guide has all the latest exciting additions to the beautiful country.
Picking Grapes in Languedoc, France
In the travel book Chez Mwah Judith Dowden shares her life in the real France in Languedoc–one where vineyards produce grapes and people live like real people.
Lille, Northern France’s Delightful Capital
Lille is an often overlooked city in the far north of France. But it is near the newest large museum, the Louvre-Lens just 30 minutes away.
France: The Markets of Provence
France: The Markets of Provence. Marjorie Williams new book provides a guide to the many markets in this region of southern France where gastronomy rules.
Chamonix, France: Winter or Summer
48 Hours in Chamonix-Mont Blanc: Summer and Winter By Deborah Grossman Chamonix-Mont Blanc is an anytime destination. Host of the first Winter Olympic Games in 1924, Chamonix is a skier’s paradise, a hiker’s haven, and an ideal launch point for additional European travel. Located in the Rhone-Alps regions of southeastern France, Chamonix is at the corner…
France; Castle Hopping in the Loire Valley
Castle Hopping Back in Time – France’s Loire Valley By Christopher Ludgate Staring down at the itinerary for my upcoming trip, I was impressed to see a much dreamed about trip to the French countryside all mapped out. Travel options today can easily arouse any fantasy into a reality. The possibilities get my appetite going….