Bonjour and bienvenue to The Good Life France Magazine Autumn 2024 issue.
I’m absolutely thrilled to share this utterly gorgeous autumn issue with you. Whether you’re enjoying France from near or far, the fabulous features and wonderful photos will provide plenty of inspiration, information and entertainment, with loads of places to go, culture and history by the bucket load, scrumptious recipes, guides and much, much more.
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The Good Life France Magazine Autumn 2024
In this issue of The Good Life France Magazine
- Paris in the fall – from cosy brasseries to cultural gems, and dreamy walks.
- Beautiful Bordeaux – elegant city, vine-covered countryside, glorious coast – Bordeaux has it all.
- Pickled in the past Minerve, one of the prettiest villages in France,
- Hotspot for cylclists – the Languedoc.
- Dodge the drizzle in Paris – rainy day gems!
- Le weekend in Lyon, top things to do and see, PLUS the lady chefs keeping the tradition of a very unusual breakfast alive!
- Cap d’Agde – discover one of France’s newest seaside resorts and its unique cultural attractions.
- Road trip Corsica – autumn thrills on the ‘island of beauty.’
- Bénodet – a seaside town with a chic south-of-France feel – in Brittany.
- Clermont-Ferrand – built on top of a volcano in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, this is a city that rocks!
- Chateau de Malmaison – the former home of Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife Josephine has a fascinating history.
- The art of collecting French style with a renowned artist
- Cassoulet – find out about the origins of a bean and meat dish that’s an obsession in France!
- The stunning secret Valley of Paradise in the Lot
- Narbonne – Roman remains, medieval architecture and museums on the Mediterranean coast make this city a winner.
- Paris in the Belle Epoque
- Plus guides to Charente-Maritime and Deux-Sevres.
- And… last but not least, irresistible, mouth-watering recipes from the Crème de la crème of the French culinary world.
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