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Upholstery course in France
Learn a new skill on an upholstery course in France with an expert – and enjoy a relaxing break in a gorgeous mansion in the ...
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Guided Tours of Arles, Aix-en-Provence and Avignon
Provence is one of the most sensual, enchanting and intriguing regions of France. Fields of blue lavender sweep gently towards the horizon, sleepy olive groves ...
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Gites in Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne – perfect for lovers of nature and hiking
Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne is an unspoilt part of the Dordogne Valley with wide-open skies, tranquil woodlands, river valleys and deep gorges. The stunning natural landscapes are made ...
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Top attractions in France and secret places close by
France is the most popular tourist destination in the world. It’s a fact. Around 90 million people visit France each year – an astonishing number, ...
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New WW1 British Cemetery at Loos northern France
When you drive around northern France you cannot help but notice the dozens and dozens of military cemeteries, some large, some tiny, whose rows of ...
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Free Dover-Calais Ferry Trip or Free Case of Wine for P&O Ferry passengers
An absolutely brilliant offer of a free Dover-Calais ferry trip (return) or free case of wine with Calais Vins – the best wine warehouse in ...
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Public Holidays in France 2025
Find the details for all the public holidays in France 2025. On national holidays in France, most shops and public buildings and even tourist attractions ...
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One day guided tours by bike in the Loire Valley
Explore the most beautiful parts of the Loire Valley by e-bike with knowledgeable local guides (in English). No need to worry about hills, speed, fitness ...
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The Best Luxury Wine Tours of France
The French bring an unparalleled elegance to their winter celebrations, from the sparkling silver lights of Paris to the warm reds and golds of traditional ...
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What’s on in France Autumn 2024
There’s plenty going on across France this autumn – starting with la rentrée, the big ‘return’, back to work, back to school, and back to ...
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