Alsace Wines

The Alsace vineyard extends across the hills of the Vosges at between 200 and 400 metres high, over some 14,000 hectares of grapevines which produce an average of ... Read more!

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What to see in the Colmar Little Venice

At the heart of the Alsace Wine Route, Colmar is very well located and while it may not be the capital of Alsace, it remains one of its ... Read more!

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Mulhouse in Alsace: What to See, Do and Why Visit

Mulhouse is not always the first place that comes to mind when planning a trip to Alsace. Most visitors dream first of Strasbourg, Colmar, Riquewihr, or a wine ... Read more!

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Discover the Metz Christmas Market in Lorraine

Of all the Christmas markets of France, the one in Metz ranks as one of the most visited. You may have heard of Metz for its stunning gothic cathedral ... Read more!

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Discover the Festival of Lights in Lyon

The Festival of Lights in Lyon (“Fête des Lumières” in French) is the most awaited public event in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and draws several million people onto the illuminated ... Read more!

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Why you should discover Metz in Lorraine

Metz is a charming provincial city in the Lorraine region located on the east side of the Moselle River, between Nancy and Luxembourg. In 2019, it ranked high in 4th ... Read more!

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Discover the city of Nancy in Lorraine

One of the most elegant and classic French towns, Nancy in Lorraine has an exceptional architectural ensemble from the 18th century which includes three beautiful squares and a medieval district that ... Read more!

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Ecomusée d’Alsace: France’s Largest Open-Air Museum

Since the 1970s, several eco-museums have been opened in large outdoor sites throughout France and Europe, focusing on displaying the regional cultural heritage and the involvement of the ... Read more!

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What are the delicious Macarons of Nancy?

In Nancy, Lorraine, macarons have been part of the local history since the time of the French Revolution. What are Macarons of Nancy? A macaron (also known in Australia ... Read more!

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Macarons of Paris

A macaron (also known in Australia as ‘macaroon’) is a sweet prepared in many regions of France. In Nancy, Lorraine, macarons have been part of the local history since the ... Read more!

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Canelés de Bordeaux: History, Tradition, Taste and Recipe

Soft at the centre and deeply caramelised on the outside, the canelés de Bordeaux (or cannelés) are one of the most distinctive pastries of southwestern France and particularly ... Read more!

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Explore Reims Cathedral, a Historic Monument!

The vista of Reims Cathedral appearing at the end of Rue Rockefeller is an unforgettable sight. This is where the History of France brings you back to the ... Read more!

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The Coronation of the Kings of France in Reims

The coronation of the Kings of France took place inside the Cathedral of Reims, a Gothic art masterpiece that has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site ... Read more!

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Strasbourg, Alsace

Strasbourg is the capital of Alsace and is located on the left bank of the Rhine River, in France’s northeast. With a population of more than 470,000, it is ... Read more!

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Kientzheim

At the foot of the undulating hills covered by vineyards, the wine-growing village of Kientzheim is located between the very popular sites of Riquewihr and Kaysersberg. Founded in ... Read more!

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Discover Riquewihr: A Timeless Gem on the Alsace Wine Route

Listed among the most beautiful villages in France, Riquewihr is rightly the pearl of the Alsatian vineyards with its remarkable half-timbered houses. Situated along the Alsace Wine Route, the village attracts ... Read more!

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Eguisheim: What to See in Alsace’s Fairytale Wine Village

Eguisheim is one of the most recognisable villages in Alsace. Its colourful half-timbered houses, cobbled lanes and flower-filled windows appear on countless postcards, calendars and travel brochures. Yet ... Read more!

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Colmar Travel Guide: What to See, Do and Know Before You Visit

At the heart of the Alsace Wine Route, Colmar is very well located and while it may not be the capital of Alsace, it remains one of its ... Read more!

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Kaysersberg, Alsace: Things to Do, See & Travel Tips

If you asked me to name one Alsatian town that seems to have almost everything people come to the region hoping to find, Kaysersberg would be very high ... Read more!

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What you should see in Ribeauvillé, Alsace

A major tourist hub along the Alsace Wine Route, the town of Ribeauvillé is framed by fantastic views of vineyards and rolling hills extending to the foot of the Vosges. ... Read more!

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