Located in Versailles, France, about 12 miles west of Paris, is the former royal residence known as the Palace of Versailles. The Public Establishment of the Palace, Museum, and National Estate of Versailles has been overseen managing the palace since 1995, under the supervision of the French Ministry of Culture. The palace … Read more
A magical location from the Middle Ages, Mont-Saint-Michel is tucked away off the coast of Normandy. This tidal island appears to have been taken straight out of a fairy tale, wrapped in a charming village and topped with a tower that towers above the surrounding landscape. Additionally, if you enjoy exploring castles, … Read more
One of the most beautiful and imposing structures in the entire Loire Valley is Château de Chambord, one of the pinnacles of French Renaissance architecture. It is simple to understand why Château de Chambord is regarded as one of the world’s most amazing structures and is considered to be much more than … Read more
Paris was originally nicknamed the “City of Light.” Because it was a massive center of education and concepts during the Age of Enlightenment, The Champs-Elysées were first lit by gas lamps in 1828. It was the first city in Europe to do so, earning it the moniker “La Ville–Lumière” or “Light City.” … Read more
Even though Paris is considered to be one of the most romantic cities in the world, visitors to France will find that the country has much more to offer than just Paris. Whether they are situated in the countryside close to Versailles or along the Riviera, they all have the same beautiful … Read more
France is dotted with countless picturesque castles and fortified towns, all of which have fascinating history to tell. As a French speaker, you’ll know that the country is famed for its castles, which are called chateaux (if you’re not). There are castles from many times and styles, although most of them were … Read more
Well-loved by most for their delicious wine, beer in France is often overlooked by tourists, if not ignored at all due to its bad rap abroad. Yet, you might be surprised that beer-making is an age-old tradition in France and it’s actually home to the largest number of breweries in Europe. Banking … Read more
Versailles isn’t called the “perfumed court” for nothing. Since the renowned King of France has moved the capital 10 miles west-southwest of Paris, the court’s halls and salons were always deluged with aromatic perfume. Even the furniture and the fountain were sprayed with perfume, making Versailles powerfully fragrant. It has a quirky … Read more
Home to its iconic landmarks, beautiful structures, and buildings, fascinating art and culture, stunning beaches, ritzy ski resorts, delectable food, gorgeous countryside, and rich history, there’s no wonder why France consistently ranks as the most visited country in the world. Yet, not many know that it also produced plenty of musicians and … Read more
Renowned for the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and pioneering cuisine, France is a haven for any traveler who wants to experience stunning history, rich culture, and tasty delights. The thing is, this country has lots more to offer to fulfill your holiday dream. France is home to some of Europe’s most stunning … Read more