This is one of the most typical markets in the Savoy region. Three times a week, the arcaded streets of the old town, paved and coloured, welcome the ... Read more!
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This is one of the most typical markets in the Savoy region. Three times a week, the arcaded streets of the old town, paved and coloured, welcome the ... Read more!
Find out more about the French Riviera on the blog... Who knows: you might get some answers for the quiz! ... Read more!
Welcome to the May 2021 Quiz!Are you up for the challenge?Take the May 2021 Quiz. 10 questions to test your knowledge about the French Riviera: geography, history and ... Read more!
For many French people, the French Riviera (or Côte d’Azur) is synonymous with summer holidays. Between mountains and the sea, the French Riviera offers a stunning variety of ... Read more!
Brede High Woods is one of England’s largest woodlands. This very special place is also a forest full of history, encompassing nine ancient woods. It is home to ... Read more!
This symbol of hope and faith in victory is without doubt one of the most popular French emblems. Although the origin of the cross of Lorraine seems to ... Read more!
On this bank holiday in early May, we visited Wilderness Wood with our family. A lovely place in the High Weald of England where you can see beautiful ... Read more!
What is ‘England’ in French? This might be an easy question for francophiles and francophones to answer. But we should never take for granted that, for many, the ... Read more!
Throughout her reign (1953-2022), the Queen of England expressed her pleasure at discovering France, “this beautiful country” which she first visited in 1948. On many occasions, the Queen ... Read more!
Is it really necessary to introduce the stunning region around Annecy? In this beautiful part of the French Alps, you’ll find a breathtaking lake with emerald waters that ... Read more!
I’ve been pretty quiet on this blog lately. I had a good reason: I was busy following an enduring challenge. From Monday 8 March to Wednesday 7 April ... Read more!
In this article, I have chosen to tell you about the village of Bédoin, where we stayed for a fortnight in Spring. Situated at the foot of Mont ... Read more!
For many, Easter in France evokes a certain sweetness of life, a springtime celebration that is both childlike and family-friendly. The great Easter Sunday family meal gathers the ... Read more!
On this page, you will find the answers to the activity book: Geography of France for kids. You can also download the answer key ebook here. ... Read more!
On this page, you will find a number of worksheets to help with learning all about the Geography of France. Each of these “Geography of France worksheets” is ... Read more!
“Paris: The Camera’s Kiss” is a collection of beautiful photos by journalist Jeremy Ferguson taken on his many leisurely visits to the French capital. It is my great ... Read more!
In a previous article, I talked about what is France in French. I’d like to continue on this topic and ask the question: how France got its name? ... Read more!
In 1781, New York was still a British settlement and Sydney, Australia, did not yet exist. These two great cities, known for their skyscrapers, were preceded by a ... Read more!
Paris Smiles is a collection of over a hundred portraits in black-and-white taken by Ronald W. Kenyon. It includes pictures of friends and strangers, French and foreign, men, ... Read more!
Welcome to the France for kids page!This page is still under work as we are working on publishing additional resource about France... In the meantime, enjoy!The Geography of ... Read more!
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