Editor Picks: The Best Cooking Classes in Paris
Sometimes stereotypes have a bit of truth in them. One example is that the French cook exceptional food. If you happen to be visiting Paris,…
By Paul · Nov 13, 2016
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Destinations: France
Beautiful vineyards, mouth watering aromas of freshly baked bread, and one of the most romantic cities in the world: France is a country that may not be far from the UK geographically, but feels a million miles away once there. Its countryside landscapes have the ability to charm even the most stressed out of visitors, putting them in a dreamy, wine induced state of mind, while Paris feels as though you’re walking though a ruggedly beautiful movie set, where each street brings with it new and exciting events in the narrative of your trip. From the limestone cliffs at Normandy, to the historical fascinations of Provence and snow capped spectacle of the French Alps, France is filled with many diverse and magnificent places to lose yourself amongst. Please also check out France Magazine, our website 100% dedicated to Paris & France.
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Editor Picks: The best Paris Food Tours
France is deservedly famed for its culinary prowess. Where better then to take a food tour than in…
By Paul · Aug 2
Activities
12 Unique Things to Do in Lyon
Nestled at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers and surrounded by picturesque vineyards, Lyon is France…
By Paul Joseph · Jul 25
Destinations: France
EDITOR PICKS: CHEAP HOTELS IN MARSEILLE
Heading to France’s second city and need to find a good value hotel? We have compiled a list…
By Paul · Jul 25
Destinations: France
Houses of Sweat and Steam: The Hammams of North Paris
Paris is one of the great multicultural centres the world, a fact ignored almost as much by its…
By Paul · May 24
Destinations: France
A culinary odyssey: gastronomic one-offs in Paris
Food is important to the French and they tend to do it very well – in Paris, in…
By Chris Allsop · Mar 20
Destinations: France
Haute Canal, Paris: Like a Local
First thing’s first, there’s no part of Paris officially known as the Haute-Canal. But the area surrounding the…
By Paul · Feb 24
Destinations: France
A Persistant Parisian Tradition: The Riverside Bouquinistes
Strolling the banks of the Seine in Paris is a grand affair. The impressive architecture of the Musee…
By Paul · Feb 12
Destinations: France
Top 10 Art Exhibitions in Paris
Paris is renowned for its rich architecture, museums and art galleries. From photography to film, painting to porcelain:…
By travelmag · Mar 19
Destinations: France
Grenoble: A Mountain at the End of Every Street
Surrounded on all sides by the dramatic silhouettes of no fewer than three mountain ranges, Grenoble may lie…
By travelmag · Jan 26
Take a Walk on the Hillside: a Local’s Guide to Montmartre
Montmartre, the village-like district cresting a hill in the north of Paris, is in places so chocolate-box perfect…
By travelmag · Nov 17
Destinations: France
An Afternoon at the Loire Valley’s Château de Chenonceau
With a striking five-arch bridge mirroring its own reflection across the river Cher, the Château de Chenonceau is…
By travelmag · Nov 3
Destinations: France
Cap d’Antibes: Bougainvillea, Bellinis and the Cicadas’ Song
Longstanding staple of many a celebrity and immortalised on countless canvases, the Cap d’Antibes encapsulates the essence of…
By travelmag · Oct 4
Destinations: France
Walking the Arcades of Paris: Passages Through Time
Were Paris almost any other city, its covered arcades might be considered one of its main attractions. As…
By travelmag · Aug 8
Destinations
Montsoreau: Understated Charm in the Loire Valley
Let your gaze linger on the beauty of the Loire River a minute too long and the tiny…
By travelmag · Mar 19
Destinations: France
Alex Katz: 45 Years of Portraits. 1969 – 2014
If you are visiting Paris this spring don’t miss out on the Alex Katz solo show at the…
By travelmag · Mar 11