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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Gouffre de Saint-Sauveur – River Ouysse
The Gouffre de Saint-Sauveur, an emerald water basin nestled amidst lush greenery, marks the resurgence of the Ouysse River near the village of Calès in the Lot region.
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Fortified Moulin de Cougnaguet
Moulin de Cougnaguet, a fortified watermill built in the early 14th century by Cistercian monks, and today one of the key tourist attractions of the Lot
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Bouziès, boating base on the river Lot
Bouziès, a popular boating base and tourist spot on the river Lot renowned for its spectacular cliffs and towpath carved into the rock
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Mornac-sur-Seudre in Charente
Nestled within the expansive estuary of the Seudre River, Mornac-sur-Seudre, once a bustling fishing and trading port, is one of the most beautiful villages in France
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Saut de la Mounine in Saujac
Saut de la Mounine in Saujac, a spectacular viewpoint along the Lot and the origin of a medieval legend involving a hermit, a monkey and the local lord’s daughter
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Nevez Peninsual
Nestled at the mouth of the Aven River, Nevez is a picturesque area dotted with charming tourist spots such as Kerascoet, the historic Hénan Tide Mill, and the quaint harbor of Port Manech
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Pont-Aven, La Cité des Artistes
Pont-Aven, a charming seaport nestled within the Aven estuary, is renowned worldwide as the birthplace of the Gauguin’s revolutionary artistic movement Pont-Aven School
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Loire Valley, the Royal Valley
The Loire Valley, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is affectionately referred to as the Royal Valley for its many majestic chateaux constructed along its banks by the kings of the French Renaissance and their vassals
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Peyre troglodyte medieval village
Peyre, a semi-troglodyte medieval village perched on a cliff overlooking the Viaduct of Millau over the river Tarn and ranked among the Beaux Villages de France
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River Bièvre – Paris Left Bank
The River Bièvre, today channeled underground, was a key element in the foundation of the tapestry Manufacture des Gobelins on the Left Bank
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Camargue – Rhône delta – Southern France
Camargue, the delta of the river Rhône, a Regional Natural Park consisting of wetlands and salt lakes and haven for wildlife including horses and flamingos
