Author: Love France
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The Eiffel Tower at Golden Hour: A Practical Guide
Few sights in Paris match the Eiffel Tower from the banks of the Seine at golden hour. Here is exactly when to go, where to stand, and how to make the most of it.
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The Best View of Mont Blanc From the French Alps
The Vallon de Berard Nature Reserve above Chamonix offers one of the most dramatic views of the Mont Blanc massif in France. Here is how to get there and what to expect.
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Valensole’s Lavender Fields: A Practical Guide to Provence
Plan your visit to the lavender fields of Valensole in Provence — when to go, what to see, and practical tips for making the most of this iconic French landscape.
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Why the French Stay Slim Without Following a Diet
France has some of the lowest obesity rates in the developed world — not because of strict diets, but because of how the French eat. A practical look at the habits that make a genuine difference.
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Why Monet Painted Étretat’s Cliffs 50 Times
Monet returned to Étretat’s chalk cliffs in Normandy again and again across two decades. Here is why the place held him, what the cliffs actually are, and how to visit today.
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The Chalk Cliffs of Étretat: What to Know Before You Visit
The chalk cliffs of Étretat in Normandy share the same geological formation as Dover’s White Cliffs. Here is what to see, how to get there, and when to visit.
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Why Monet Painted Étretat’s Cliffs Over 50 Times
The chalk cliffs of Étretat in Normandy inspired Monet to paint them more than 50 times. Here is what to see, how to get there, and when to visit.
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The Cliffs of Étretat: A Complete Visitor’s Guide
Étretat’s white chalk cliffs are among the most dramatic on the French coast. Here is a practical guide to visiting this Normandy town, walking the clifftops, and making the most of your time there.
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Left Bank vs Right Bank: The Two Sides of Bordeaux Wine
Left Bank Cabernet Sauvignon or Right Bank Merlot? Here is what actually separates the two sides of Bordeaux — the grapes, the soils, the taste, and when to drink each style.
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Saint-Émilion: Bordeaux Wine Country’s Most Celebrated Village
Saint-Émilion has produced wine for over 2,000 years. This guide covers the UNESCO-listed village, the difference between Left Bank and Right Bank Bordeaux, what to see, and how to plan a visit.
