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Learn all about the different regions of France. From the snow capped Alps to the beaches of Provence to the rocky shores of Normandy and Brittany.
Get to know the city of Marseilles, the Gateway to Provence Marseilles is the second largest city in France, behind Paris, and has the varied population you’d expect in a port city which is one of the major European gateways to Africa. Cruise ships and freighters use the modern port, but all the charm is…
Often called the “Garden of France,” the Loire Valley greets you with rolling green hills, world-class vineyards, and more than a thousand châteaux. Artists like Leonardo da Vinci flocked here to design grand residences with formal gardens, reflecting the region’s centuries-long legacy of beauty and innovation. Our Top Three Loire Tours from Paris For more…
Brittany, located in northwest France, offers a glimpse into a world both rugged and charming—distinctly different from many other French regions. With more than 2,000 kilometers of breathtaking coastline, historic medieval towns, and a deep Celtic-influenced culture, Brittany is a must-visit for travelers seeking something off the beaten path. A Spectacular Coastline Rich History &…
A short history of the city of Antibes Juan-les-Pins The history of Antibes Juan-les-Pins goes back several millennia. The site was first settled by the Ligurians in the 5th century b.c. The city occupies a remarkable location: on one hand, a defensive site with a natural shelter; on the other, the convergence point for sailing…
A brief history of the iconic abbey in Normandy, France High on a 264-foot rock off the Atlantic coast, where Normandy meets Brittany, rises the UNESCO-listed Mont Saint Michel. One of Europe’s most visited sites, the abbey is famed for dramatic tides that can completely surround it at high tide, then recede to reveal expansive…
Chambord castle, a monument to the Loire Valley kings When Francois I ascended to the French throne in 1515 he immediately set out to reconquer the Italian province of Milan. The city, once in French hands, was lost by his predecessor Louis XII. The ambitious young King found military success easily in northern Italy. Upon…