Montpellier, a city like no other!
Montpellier is a remarkable historic city, renowned for hosting the world’s oldest continuously operating medical school
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Vauvert, the capital of the Petite Camargue
Vauvert, the capital of the Petite Camargue, a town with a remarkable history , located along the Via Tolosana, one of the four Camino routes in France
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Tarasque of Tarascon, the founding myth
From the depths of ancient pagan belief emerged the Tarasque of Tarascon, the bloodthirsty beast at the origin of the city’s founding tale
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Espelette, the land of chili pepper
Espelette is a traditional and historic Basque village that has been cultivating its world famous chili peppers since the 1650s
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Chantilly, a castle and legendary cream
Chateau de Chantilly, a historical gem The Château de Chantilly is renowned as one of the most beautiful monuments in…
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Gien, a major centre of earthenware
Gien, also known as the City of Anne de Beaujeu, is a major centre of earthenware and home to the Hunting Museum
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Le Lude, a tribute to the evolution of French architecture
Le Lude, the northernmost château in the Loire Valley, is a superb illustration of French architecture evolution through the centuries
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Bourbon-l’Archambault, royal spa town
Bourbon-l’Archambault, a famed spa town nestled in a valley of the historic Bourbonnais, and the cradle of the dynasty of Dukes of Bourbon, Kings of France
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The Renaissance Château de Cénevières
Château de Cénevières, a medieval fortress that was transformed in the late 16th century into one of the finest French Renaissance castles in Quercy
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Commarque castle in Périgord
The imposing Commarque castle, once belonging to the barons of Beynac and lords of Commarque, is gradually restored after 3 centuries of neglect
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Château de Serrant in the Loire Valley
The Château de Serrant not only retained its historical charm but also emerged as a modern and refined estate, welcoming guests to experience its beauty and cultural richness
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Château de Valençay, a small Chambord
Château de Valençay, a scaled-down version of the Château de Chambord, is a French Renaissance gem hidden a stone’s throw from the Loire Valley
