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France Today sits down with Sarah Hargreaves, a PR specialist working in Languedoc-Roussillon, who first came to Montpellier when she was 21...
Every summer in each village all over France, makeshift tables unfold, burlap cloths are thrown down for carpets, and the...
The name toile de Jouy, now commonly used generically, stems from the village of Jouy-en-Josas, just south of Versailles, where the fabric was...
Jeffrey Greene was born and raised in New England. For the last 25 years, he has lived part of the...
Saturday morning in high summer finds me meandering up from my hotel towards Périgueux’s most famous landmark, the imposing Cathédrale...
How visionary regeneration and development has revitalised this historic river city.
Approached by a long, tree-lined road, the Château de Chambord is a breathtaking vision to behold, rising up like the...
Built in Rochefort using 18th century shipbuilding technology, the tallship is now crossing the Atlantic in a symbolic voyage.
Gardening is an ephemeral art form. Few gardens withstand the vagaries of time, and even fewer master gardeners, if remembered...
France Today takes a tour around this department Menton Shamelessly appropriating a popular marketing slogan to sum up the Alpes-Maritimes département...