Arles – the Rome of France
In February 1888 one of the world’s most famous artists came to Arles to be inspired by the bright skies of Southern France.
Read moreIn February 1888 one of the world’s most famous artists came to Arles to be inspired by the bright skies of Southern France.
Read moreLe Touquet is a lovely little coastal town with a strong English tradition established after the first world war when the British gradually began returning to Northern France.
Read moreNormandy is a region of enchanting forests, beautiful chateaux and gardens ,atmospheric seaside towns, colourful markets, historic Norman abbeys, fortresses and cathedrals and bloody World War 2 sites such as the D Day Beaches.
Read moreIn 1453, following the campaigns of Joan of Arc, the English were expelled from France. And with peace came a new sense of national pride and optimism. This lead to an ambitious royal building program.
Read moreThe olive’s fruit, also called an “olive”, is of major agricultural importance in the Mediterranean region as the source of olive oil; it is one of the core ingredients in Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisines.
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