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Porto Vecchio

Porto-Vecchio and its terroir, an anthology of culinary specialities

Rich in specialities with pronounced flavours, Corsica's terroir and that of Porto-Vecchio in particular, offer visitors a highly distinctive gastronomy. So, whether you're a fan...

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Quiberon

The great crossing: a boat trip to the Breton islands

Discovering the Quiberon peninsula also means hearing the call of the open sea through the sound of waves crashing hard against the cliffs and the cries of seabirds soaring above the...

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Nantes

Nantes and artists, a shared inspiration

Under the cobblestones, the artist! Today, Nantes is a prime location for artistic creation in all disciplines. But it didn't become one of France's most culturally influential cities...

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Megève

Megève: a lively year-round town in the heart of the Alps

Unlike many ski resorts, which seem to fade away at the end of the winter season, Megève is a dynamic and lively town all year round! From spring to winter, major events are organised...

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Lausanne

A trip around Lake Geneva

The largest lake in Europe, Lake Geneva is geographically anchored between France and Switzerland. This long, blue, misshapen banana is divided almost equally between the two countries....

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La Baule-Escoublac

The soul of La Baule, its villas of remarkable architecture

Once in La Baule, forget the seafront and its standardised buildings. Head for the central districts and the famous La Baule-les-Pins area! This is where you'll find the venerable...

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La Rochelle

La Rochelle: places to see in summer

There are two ways to see the sea. Between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, you've already made your choice and are planning to head for the west coast of France. Among...

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Florence

Discover Florence's local specialities

In Florence, we're used to hearing glowing comments about the city's art and architecture, the past splendours of the Italian Renaissance, its palaces and churches, the masterpieces...

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Flaine

Try your hand at sled dogs in Flaine!

Among the mountain sports to try during your stay in the ski resort of Flaine, why not try the unique experience of mushing? An introduction to driving a team of sled dogs will leave...

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Erquy

Water sports around Erquy

The sea is an invaluable resource for Erquy and its lucky inhabitants. Visitors too can make the most of it. So don't hesitate and take the plunge into the (fresh) waters of the English...

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Deauville

Report: Deauville, a land of gastronomy

Deauville is at the heart of a region that's a dream for food lovers! Normandy has a wealth of specialities that are enjoyed throughout the country. Whether you're a fan of dairy products...

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Dijon

The Owl Trail, or how to discover Dijon's main monuments in just one hour

Dijon is full of curiosities and is not just a medieval city. The former ducal refuge is home to many hidden treasures that you can try to uncover on a pleasant stroll through the...

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Courchevel

5 aerial activities to do in Courchevel

Located in the heart of the French Alps, Courchevel is a must-see destination for winter sports fans. But did you know that this renowned ski resort also offers a host of aerial activities...

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Colmar

The magic of Christmas in Colmar

From the end of November onwards, Christmas traditions set the hearts of the whole of Alsace aflutter, and Colmar is one of those destinations that brings the magic of Christmas to...

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Cassis

Enjoy a summer evening at the Cassis night market

What better way to spend a summer's evening than strolling through the Cassis summer market, on a warm evening, right by the water. Every evening from July to August, the night market...

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Chamonix

Winter sports activities

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, perched high in the eternal snow of the Haute-Savoie Alps, between the Mont Blanc Massif and the Aiguilles Rouges, is a resort that is not only dedicated to winter...

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Carcassonne

Carcassonne goes to the cinema!

As we've seen, Carcassonne lends itself to a playful approach. Film buffs and fans of armour and cloak-and-dagger movies will enjoy reliving in their heads the action scenes seen in...

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Carnac

The oysters of Anse du Pô

A small harbour to the west of Carnac-plage, le Pô is a district in a class of its own. It is renowned for its oyster production. Venture into this area, off the beaten track, and...

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Avignon

The Avignon Festival, the cultural event of the summer in Provence

A real cultural attraction, the Avignon Festival attracts millions of visitors every year. The stone walls disappear under the posters and leaflets that flood the streets. Numerous...

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Biarritz

Biarritz festivals set the pace for tourists and locals alike

World champions in pelota, chilli peppers and ham, the Basque Country is also a great place for festivals and culture. But Biarritz is not to be outdone: the city is renowned for its...

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Antwerp

A weekend for art lovers in Antwerp

Antwerp is a cultural capital that attracts more and more travellers every year. Its appeal lies in the fact that it's a city on a human scale, so there's always something to do, something...

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Arcachon

Sample the oysters from Arcachon's famous oyster huts

To visit Arcachon is to realise just how many oyster huts and villages there are. Known as the emblem of the basin, the oyster beds have developed over the years, giving way to a rich...

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Annecy

Discover Lake Annecy and its water sports activities

Lake Annecy is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in Haute-Savoie. In summer and winter alike, the mild temperatures and clear waters attract visitors in search of fresh...

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Aix-en-Provence

Aix-en-Provence in the footsteps of Paul Cézanne

"When you're born there, it's all over, you can't remember anything" is how Paul Cézanne described Aix-en-Provence and the surrounding countryside, which he explored as a teenager....

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Zurich

Spend a day at Zurich Zoo

Zurich Zoo is an ideal place to spend the day with family and friends. Located in an idyllic setting on the Zürichberg mound in the Fluntern district, Zurich Zoo opened its doors more...

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Quebec

Discover the fairytale district of Petit-Champlain in Old Quebec

The pedestrianised streets of Petit-Champlain are nestled against Cap Diamant. Bordering the St. Lawrence River, they are the setting for a warm atmosphere worthy of a period film....

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