Provence offers lavender fields, hilltop villages, Roman history, vibrant markets, vineyards and dramatic nature, all under some of the most reliable sunshine in France. The top things to do include exploring the Luberon’s perched villages, seeing the lavender on the…
Summers in France are always full of events, so here is a list of everything going on in the region for the week of the 1st August 2016.
Let’s go back in time. Many many years ago, little 9 year old Gina put on her rollerblades and set off with her friends to Portiragnes Plage.
Nice and Cannes are known for many things, one of the main things is definitely the nightlife. If you’re over 18 then you’re in for a treat, as the possibilities are endless.
I’ve written a couple of posts about Montpellier already, but it would be a crime not to tell you all about the shopping opportunities.
Béziers has always been a very historical and interesting place to visit, every summer the town centre is full of tourists from all around the world, snapping photos of the Theatre and the churches.
There’s little the French love more than skiing, it’s definitely a yearly tradition and pretty much every French person you meet will already have a ski holiday booked.
Le Tour de France is a fantastic event that comes around once a year, usually in July. Gina shares her first experience as a spectator when the tour passed by her doorstep in 2014.
I think it’s safe to say that one of the best things about France, is definitely the food. There is a massive variety of food that will please your tastebuds, and Baked Camembert is one of my favourites.
As most of you probably know, Bastille day is a big celebration here in France, and every year, all of the French gather together to celebrate it in whatever way they can find.