Deciding to go enjoy the fall in Provence is kind of a no brainer for anybody interested in experiencing first-hand that much talked about Gallic…
The long-time capital of Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier has steadily maintained its well-deserved reputation of one of France’s youngest and most multi-national cities. The only major town…
For some people vacation means relaxing on a beach or watching historical monuments from a tour bus, but for others it is synonym of actively…
Unlike New York, Paris is not always known for it’s nightlife. The metro closes early, especially when compared to New York’s all-night subway, and Parisian…
If you’re looking for a vacation destination mixing intellectual stimulation, athletic activities and natural beauty, the winning duo of Saint-Paul (de Vence) and Vence is…
Although he was from Northern France, went to the School of Decorative Arts in Paris and spent time in London, Henri Matisse got around to…
“The future of Art is in the South [of France]” proclaimed Vincent Van Gogh, and the man sure knew what he was talking about. Provence,…
Although not as world famous as some of the hot spots on the French Riviera, the walled town of Hyères has nevertheless been around for much…
Despite its rich history and ideal location, Toulon is usually not considered one of the sexy spots on the Mediterranean coast, unless, that is, you’re…
Far from the crowded beaches of the Riviera or the sizzling heat of the Provence countryside, Camargue offers its vast expanse of marshy plain, rice…
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