Original posted 15 Dec 2016 — last updated 5 Mar 2019
Nestled in the south-east corner of France, Marseille has a long and illustrious history. The bustling port town is one of France’s biggest and…
Manchester is fast establishing itself as a rival to London when it comes to eating out; in fact, over the past couple of years the city’s culinary scene has become a roaring success. Whether it’s a…
From cosy bistros to sumptuous candlelit restaurants, in Bordeaux you’ll find dining for every occasion. The region is renowned for steak cooked ‘à la bordelaise’, with a rich gravy of bone marrow,…
Whether you fancy munching on grilované klobásy (grilled sausage in a roll) in Wenceslas Square, or savouring roast duck in one of the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants, there is something for…
2017 will see the tenth Bordeaux River Festival in action. Between 25th May and 4th June, the Garonne river will be the focus of events that celebrate the history and vitality of this much-loved…
The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes offers some of the best hiking in France. It’s popular in summer when the ice of the Alps melts a little and more trails are accessible. The supernaturally beautiful Mont…