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Do you celebrate Halloween in France? Yes, we do, but it's a bit different. Here's how.
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Bonnieux, France, is a jewel of the Luberon, and I use it as my base whenever I visit that beautiful region.
The perfect itinerary on how to see Lyon in one day, if that's all the time you have. sights.
Fall in France is as good as it gets - but the weather can vary so choose your destination wisely.
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Looking for endless antiques, colorful Provence markets and riverside charm? L'Isle sur la Sorgue is waiting.
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If you're visiting Provence and love Roman ruins and Van Gogh, Saint Remy de Provence is an essential stop.
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Like it or not, from floating parades to iconic French culture, each performance of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony had a meaning.
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The Basque town of Saint Jean de Luz punches way above its size, known for its fabulous surf, culinary excellence, spa waters and fascinating history.
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Use these facts about the French Revolution to deepen your understanding when you visit France.
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Discover the extraordinary history of the classic cobblestoned Lacoste village in the Luberon region of Provence.
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The Lyon Street Food Festival, an exciting yearly event with street food, of course, plus affordable creations by famous chefs.
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This is where the love story of King Henri II and Diane de Poitiers played itself out, a fascinating slice of French history.
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This is an uncomplicated guide to visiting the D Day beaches in Normandy, especially for the first time.
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Looking for uncrowded castles near Paris? I have three glorious yet utterly underrated ones for you.
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How a single man created the Maison Picassiette out of broken bits of glass and ceramics.
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Learn how to get to Mont Saint-Michel in 5 different ways - and even better, how to beat the crowds.
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If you need to immerse yourself in Impressionism, this Giverny day trip from Paris includes the Orsay Museum and a private guide.
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These 12 things to do in Rouen are high in culture, from art and architecture to history and gastronomy.
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Rouen Cathedral is so rich in history and art that you'll be hard-pressed to leave, even if you're not a fan of religious architecture.
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Rouen, capital of Impressionism, has been a magnet for artists since the 19th century. Find out why.
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Marseille soap is popular again, but the resurgence is facing growing pains: there's no agreement on which is the REAL Marseille soap.
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It's official, the right to abortion is now in the French constitution, the first country to do so.
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Is Marseille safe? It's a fair question, given the city's reputation. Find out what to visit, what to avoid, and how to enjoy your Marseille visit.
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Here are at least 5 major Marseille museums you need to visit during your trip.
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The legendary Chateau d'If was made famous by the novel the Count of Monte Cristo - which itself may have been inspired by a true story.
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The booksellers who have populated the Paris riverside for centuries have won their battle to stay. They had been ordered to move because of "security concerns" around the upcoming Olympics.
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Stone by stone, a modest French postman spent his life building one of France's most extraordinary structures, Cheval Palace.
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Are there any dangerous areas in Paris? Find out which they are and how to avoid them.
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Discover 6 enchanting ways to experience the magic of Paris in spring.
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Explore France's fabled gastronomy through one of these 7 immersive Lyon food tours.
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