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Best Places to Visit in South of France (That aren't the French Riviera)
Paris & the French Riviera are wonderful destinations, but France has more to offer than the Eiffel Tower and Cannes. See the 16 Best Places in South of France.
Food That You Must Try in France- Ultimate Guide
People often ask me what they should eat when they go to France, so I decided to put together the ultimate 3 part guide on what you should absolutely try when visiting France.
What to Do in Southern France in 7 Days
Planning on going to France? Want to explore the South like a local? This article will give you a list of what to do in Southern France in 7 days.
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Featured Articles
Best Places to Visit in South of France (That aren't the French Riviera)
Paris & the French Riviera are wonderful destinations, but France has more to offer than the Eiffel Tower and Cannes. See the 16 Best Places in South of France.
Food That You Must Try in France- Ultimate Guide
People often ask me what they should eat when they go to France, so I decided to put together the ultimate 3 part guide on what you should absolutely try when visiting France.
What to Do in Southern France in 7 Days
Planning on going to France? Want to explore the South like a local? This article will give you a list of what to do in Southern France in 7 days.
10 Must-See French Villages
France is a country that is celebrated for its picturesque landscapes, rich history, and beautiful architecture. While the vibrant cities of Paris, Nice, and Lyon are some of the top tourist destinations, an abundance of hidden gems is scattered throughout the country. These quaint and charming French villages are just as breathtaking as the famous cities, but offer a glimpse into a slower-paced way of life steeped in tradition and history. Whether seeking a peaceful getaway or a cultural adventure, France’s villages offer something for everyone. This blog post has compiled a list of 10 must-see French villages that are sure to leave you spellbound. These hidden treasures are off the beaten path and offer a unique and authentic experience of France’s cultural and natural beauty. So, pack your bags and get ready to discover the magic of France’s quaint and charming villages!
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Fall in Love With Bordeaux: A Guide to One of the Most Elegant Cities in France
Bordeaux, one of France’s most renowned wine-producing areas, is unquestionably the country’s most beautiful city. Unsurprisingly, given its status as the capital of New Aquitaine, it is well known for its good wine. Although there are many excellent wineries to see and taste, that’s not all the region has to offer. Thanks to pedestrian-only zones and Place des Quinconces, the largest public plaza in France, the entire city is quite walkable. You can enjoy a beautiful view of the docks and port from the 17-arched Stone Bridge, which spans the Garonne.
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What is Normandy famous for?
Everyone knows Normandy is famous for its place in WW2 history. Just the word Normandy evokes strong images of Allied troops storming the French coastline, especially for Americans who remember the young men fighting on Omaha beach. But what else is Normandy famous for? Charming villages, green countryside, and magnificent history is the answer. Although it is less thought of than the beautiful city of Paris, the glitz and glam of the French Riviera, the romantic aura of Provence, or the wine of Bordeaux, there is much more to discover beyond its reputation for war history. It even rivals those places mentioned with its culture and sites to visit. Read along and you will learn why Normandy should be on everyone’s bucket list.
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Rocamadour, France: Cliff-hanging-village that you must visit once in your life
The holy village of Rocamadour is located in the Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park, southwest of Padirac. Rocamadour is built on three levels, a historical and mythical location where ancient stone buildings, imposing towers, and a castle keep the flow from a precipice into the Alzou Canyon. Rocamadour is one of the top places to visit in France alongside the Eiffel Tower.
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Dordogne, France: 6 reasons why you must visit
The Dordogne, also known as Périgord, is a region in southwest France. It is not as well known or frequented by tourists as other parts of France, but it should be. The Périgord is beautiful and has so much to offer. Here are six reasons why visiting Périgord should be on your bucket list:
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Camargue: Must See Area of Southern France That Will Surprise You
For most of us, traveling to Southern France evokes thoughts of idyllic seaside resorts, flowers blowing in breezes, and dining on exquisite seafood. World travelers often overlook the picturesque rice paddies, horses, bulls, and ecotourism. You can discover this special area with a visit to a region known as Camargue. This article shares what Camargue is known for and why it’s a must see area of Southern France.
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Vincent Van Gogh’s time in Provence: his prolific art period.
Vincent Van Gogh’s time in Provence is considered as his most prolific as it is during this time that he created some of his best-known works. In less than three years he created over 300 oil paintings or 1/3 of the works of his 10 year career.
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Best time to visit the South of France – Ultimate guide
In our best time to visit the South of France ultimate guide you will find tips and advice on how to pick the perfect dates to visit the South of France region.
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Living the dream in Provence
Read how Ashley ended up moving to Provence and is now running her own business as a photographer and market tour guide. Very inspirational blog post!
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15 Things to do in Southern France
When you think of Provence, you think about the endless purple lavender fields. But Provence is much more than lavender fields! From the famous Renaissance structures alongside the cobblestone streets to those quaint villages overlooking hillside
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