Château de Montarnaud in Languedoc
Montarnaud is a quintessential French village, modest in size yet rich in historical and architectural heritage, that boasts the oldest castle in Lower Languedoc
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Grabels and the Mosson’s hidden stories
Grabels, a medieval town situated along the Way of St. James and the banks of the Mosson, known for its natural springs, legends, and rich history
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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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Saint-Honorat Church – Alyscamps – Arles
Saint-Honorat Church, once one of the starting points for the Camino, is today 1 of Arles’ 8 monuments on the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Saint-Trophime Cathedral and Cloister in Arles
Saint-Trophime Cathedral, a jewel of Romanesque Provencal architecture, and its cloister, one of the largest in Provence, are on the UNESCO World Heritage List
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Roncevaux Pass and The Song of Roland
Roncevaux Pass is not only a mountain crossing, but a place where history and legend converge to give birth to one of the most enduring epic poems of medieval France
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Ainhoa, a listed Basque village
Ainhoa, a historic bastide on the Way of St. James in the Basque Country and one of the four villages that form the Xareta Valley, is officially ranked among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France
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Historic Abbey of Baume-les-Messieurs
The thousand-year-old Benedictine Abbey of Baume-les-Messieurs, located in the Jura, was among the most prosperous and influential religious institutions of the medieval period
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Saint-Claude, the capital of pipe-making and diamond cutting
Saint-Claude, the world capital of pipe-making and diamond cutting, is also famous for its dramatic landscapes and natural wonders
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Vabres L’Abbaye walled village
Vabres L’Abbaye was founded by Benedictine monks in 1317 and is today a picturesque walled village in the heart of Aveyron
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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
