If you’re planning a trip to France, learning some basic French should be high on your list of things to do before you go. But if you want ... Read more!
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If you’re planning a trip to France, learning some basic French should be high on your list of things to do before you go. But if you want ... Read more!
Walking tours in the French Riviera are one of the best ways to discover the region’s history, architecture and Mediterranean character. Guides France offers private guided tours with ... Read more!
A day in Paris without luggage begins as the early morning train from London or Zurich pulls into the city, just as it is dusting off its bistro ... Read more!
A stay in Paris rewards visitors who think carefully about where they sleep at night almost as much as it rewards those who plan their sightseeing. The city ... Read more!
First-time visitors often visualise Paris in winter as a film set with empty boulevards and a little frost on the bridges. The city actually gets a bit more ... Read more!
Paris, the City of Light, has captivated travellers for centuries with its irresistible charm, iconic landmarks, and unparalleled cultural treasures. From the moment you set foot in France ... Read more!
Imagine setting sail along the azure waters of France’s Mediterranean coast, a world where the cerulean sea meets the sky at a distant, serene horizon. From quaint coastal ... Read more!
In this article, we're going to explore a more financial side of things with a short guide to transferring money to France from the UK. Sending Money to ... Read more!
Since the early 20th century, Lyon has been widely considered the French capital of gastronomy. In 1935, the French gastronomy writer Curnonsky, who was then the most celebrated ... Read more!
Montmorillon is situated 50kms south of Poitiers in the Vienne département (region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine). The little town boasts a charming old centre labelled “Ville d’Art et d’Histoire” (city ... Read more!
Lyon Old Town is a Renaissance district at the foot of the Fourvière Hill. With its paved old streets, colourful façades and secret passageways (les Traboules), the Vieux-Lyon ... Read more!
In France, Epiphany is synonymous with the “Galette des Rois”. The French ceremoniously eat this wafer king cake a few days before and after 6 January. As soon ... Read more!
A Torche aux marrons is a dessert based on chestnut cream and meringue and is put together to look a little like Mont Blanc from which it sometime takes ... Read more!
As little Christmas delicacies, chocolate mendiants are part of the Provençal tradition and the thirteen desserts. The Provençal tradition of the mendicant order The colours of their ingredients are ... Read more!
This is the recipe for traditional pink meringues, like those you find in French patisseries. Originally meringues were a cake! It seems that the meringue originated in 1720 ... Read more!
There is no particular story to tell about the origin of an apple tart from Normandy as there are several different recipes depending on local and family traditions. ... Read more!
A Tarte Tatin is an upside down caramelised apple tart that will enchant everyone and should be served warm with double cream or vanilla ice cream. The story ... Read more!
Crème Brûlée is a delicious rich custard base dessert is topped with a contrasting layer of hard caramel. The French, along with the Spaniards and the English debate ... Read more!
A classic lemon tart has a wonderful balance of lemons and a crispy sweet base. Tart enough to tingle on the tongue and delight your senses! About Menton ... Read more!
Use the best quality chocolate, eggs and butter you can … you cannot cut corners with a chocolate cake … it is only as good as its ingredients! ... Read more!
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