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Use these facts about the French Revolution to deepen your understanding when you visit France.
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Discover the extraordinary history of the classic cobblestoned Lacoste village in the Luberon region of Provence.
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The Lyon Street Food Festival, an exciting yearly event with street food, of course, plus affordable creations by famous chefs.
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This is where the love story of King Henri II and Diane de Poitiers played itself out, a fascinating slice of French history.
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This is an uncomplicated guide to visiting the D Day beaches in Normandy, especially for the first time.
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Looking for uncrowded castles near Paris? I have three glorious yet utterly underrated ones for you.
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How a single man created the Maison Picassiette out of broken bits of glass and ceramics.
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Learn how to get to Mont Saint-Michel in 5 different ways - and even better, how to beat the crowds.
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If you need to immerse yourself in Impressionism, this Giverny day trip from Paris includes the Orsay Museum and a private guide.
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Most people come for the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries, but stick around and discover 11 Cluny Museum treasures.
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These 12 things to do in Rouen are high in culture, from art and architecture to history and gastronomy.
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Rouen Cathedral is so rich in history and art that you'll be hard-pressed to leave, even if you're not a fan of religious architecture.
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Rouen, capital of Impressionism, has been a magnet for artists since the 19th century. Find out why.
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The story of Joan of Arc in Rouen is her last one: this is where she was burned at the stake, and the city hasn't forgotten.
Marseille soap is popular again, but the resurgence is facing growing pains: there's no agreement on which is the REAL Marseille soap.
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It's official, the right to abortion is now in the French constitution, the first country to do so.
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Is Marseille safe? It's a fair question, given the city's reputation. Find out what to visit, what to avoid, and how to enjoy your Marseille visit.
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Here are at least 5 major Marseille museums you need to visit during your trip.
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The legendary Chateau d'If was made famous by the novel the Count of Monte Cristo - which itself may have been inspired by a true story.
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The booksellers who have populated the Paris riverside for centuries have won their battle to stay. They had been ordered to move because of "security concerns" around the upcoming Olympics.
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Stone by stone, a modest French postman spent his life building one of France's most extraordinary structures, Cheval Palace.
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Are there any dangerous areas in Paris? Find out which they are and how to avoid them.
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Discover 6 enchanting ways to experience the magic of Paris in spring.
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Explore France's fabled gastronomy through one of these 7 immersive Lyon food tours.
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People who ask "What is Dijon mustard?" think they know the answer. It's mustard from Dijon, of course! Well, not quite...
Looking for some off-the-beaten-path French destinations this spring? Head for one of these 4 cities.
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Lyon, food capital of the world, according to chefs and gastronomes. Just how right are they?
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A night train linking Berlin and Paris has returned to service, nine years after the service was cancelled.
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Is Paris safe? Each time a violent or terrorist attack takes place, this is the number one question everyone asks. Let me try to answer.
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The iconic wooden boxes in which Camembert cheese is wrapped came close to being banned. Oh mon Dieu!
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