Discover 10 must-see art pieces on Nantes’ unique art trail—where creativity meets the city’s vibrant history and culture.

Explore the world of Astérix comics—humour, history, brave Gauls, Roman battles, and timeless adventures loved worldwide.

Discover France’s most beautiful train stations, where architecture, history and travel romance meet across iconic cities.

The National Gallery of Art in Washington is honouring this brilliant American artist on the 100th anniversary of her death. 

From iconic cookware to kitchen tools used by generations of French cooks, France is full of culinary treasures that can continue to serve you long after your trip has ended, often with the added benefit of VAT refunds. 

Finding your train platform, figuring out a route, managing payments, staying connected… nothing difficult, but enough to break the flow of a trip. Over time, a few apps become part of the routine — quietly, but effectively.

Since its inception in 2000, La Vallée Village, an open-air shopping outlet outside of Paris, has emerged as Paris’s leading luxury outlet shopping destination.

In the creative heart of the Haut-Marais, EMPREINTES has become the go-to address for contemporary French craftsmanship.

A centre for French sculpture, the Musée Camille Claudel sits in the characterful town of Nogent-sur-Seine in the Seine Valley…

Among Grenoble’s big mountains, these three small museums are easy to overlook, but very much feel worth stopping for.

Behind Toulouse’s pink-brick façades lies a city shaped by Roman ruins, medieval convents, painted chapels and lively museums.

Mark 150 years since George Sand’s death with events across France, especially in Berry, where her most iconic works were created.