French Travel Blog

This recipe is quick to make so great for a week night meal that everyone will enjoy. Plus the Catalane touch makes it a little spicy, especially …

For a rare few, traveling to other countries as well as welcoming others into their own country is in their blood. This is true for the Loire Valley …

Part of the bigger Languedoc-Roussillon region, the Roussillon area spans from the Spanish border to the city of Narbonne and includes the eastern …

We all know that food is a very important part of French culture, and eating is a major part of any trip to France. Of course, strolling through an …

Reims is the capital of the Champagne wine region, and is a nice place to spend a day. There is more to see and do than just sip some bubbly (although …

During the school holidays in February, many French families take off for the mountainous regions of France in order to enjoy skiing and other winter …

“Biscuits roses de Reims” are a specialty of the Champagne area. They are light, crunchy finger-shaped cookies and are amongst the oldest cookies in …

The global pandemic has been a trying time for everyone. And those of us who love to travel have all asked ourselves when will it be safe to begin …

The Galette des Rois is made to celebrate the Epiphany, the arrival of the Magi to visit the baby Jesus, on January 6th. The Brioche des Rois is more …

As 2021 begins, international travel is not yet possible. But we do know that this situation isn't forever. With the vaccine campaigns started across …

Art comes alive, exploding in color and movement at the immersive Carrières de Lumières in les Baux-de-Provence and at the Atelier des Lumières in …

If you would like to know more about how Christmas is normally celebrated in France, we have put together this Q&A with Emilie Thyebaut, Founder of …