The Feast of Saint John in France
The feast of Saint John in France celebrates the birth of St John the Baptist,…
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Easter in France: All There Is To Know!
For many, Easter in France evokes a certain sweetness of life, a springtime celebration that…
The French Christmas Traditions: A Discovery Guide!
The French consider Christmas as one of their most important holidays, alongside Bastille Day! How…
The best travel bag for your next trip to France!
Have you ever been standing in line at airport security trying to find everything at…
The private chef you’ll want when visiting Europe
At French Moments we are in the process of choosing carefully selected partners to work…
French boulangeries
Just a few words about French boulangeries which are found in on vitally every corner…
Top 10 biggest rallies in Paris
Paris, the city of love and the city of light, has also been known for…
“Let them eat cake”… and oysters!
On the 6th February a group of French in Sydney students had the privilege of…
Holiday accommodation in France – a user’s guide
By French Connections. If you’re planning a holiday or break in France, you’ll find a fantastic…
The celebration of Valentine’s Day in France
Valentine’s Day (“La Saint-Valentin”, in French), on February 14th, is a celebration of love for…
The art of the scarf
The scarf is an art. This I have found to be true. It is an…
New Year’s Eve in France: le Nouvel An
There are many ways to fight the cold French winter… there are coats, gloves, soups,…
The Guide to All the French traditions of Christmas
How do the French celebrate Christmas? I’m glad you ask it… for there is much…
What is la Toussaint, All Saints’ Day in France
All Saints’ Day in France marks a school and work break half-way between Summer and…
A Guide to the Easter Traditions in France
Easter traditions in France have been very important to French people over the centuries as…
May Day in France – la Fête du Travail
May Day in France is symbolised by lilies of the valley, commonly known as ‘muguet’…
Candlemas in France: this is Crêpes Day!
November, December, January, February… in France, the cold and grey winter settles for a long…
Mardi-Gras in France: Origins and Traditions
Mardi-Gras and Carnival refers to eating richer, fatty foods before the ritual fasting of the…
April Fools’ Day traditions in France
Alongside Easter, French children follow April Fools’ Day traditions in Spring. On 1 April, people use paper…
