Tag: antiques France
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The 6 Best France Travel Newsletters to Subscribe to in 2026
Our pick of the six best France travel newsletters to subscribe to in 2026 — all free — led by the daily In Love With France newsletter, for Francophiles everywhere.
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The French Renaissance: How Italy Transformed France
In the summer of 1494, a young French king crossed the Alps with an army and returned home carrying something far more enduring than military glory. Charles VIII had gone to Italy to press a dynastic claim to Naples. What he brought back instead was a vision of a world remade — one of marble…
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The Hundred Years’ War: The Conflict That Made France
The Hundred Years’ War lasted 116 years and reshaped France forever. Discover the key battles, the heroes, and where you can visit the sites today.
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The Champagne Region, France: A Complete Travel Guide
Explore the Champagne region of France: Reims Cathedral, Épernay cellar tours, vineyard driving routes, and when to visit. A complete travel guide.
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Brittany France Travel Guide: What to See, Where to Stay, and How to Get There
Planning a trip to Brittany, France? This travel guide covers what to see, where to stay, how to get there from Paris, and the best time to visit.
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The French Market: Why Every Town in France Has One
Discover the magic of the French market — from ancient traditions to shopping etiquette, the best marchés in France, and why they matter to French life.
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The Hidden Villages of Provence (Most Tourists Drive Past Without Stopping)
Discover the hidden villages of Provence that most tourists never find — quiet Luberon gems, timing tricks for Gordes, and roads worth getting lost on.
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Your First 90 Days in France: The Complete Checklist for Americans
Moving to France from the US? This complete first-90-days checklist covers every step — from OFII registration to setting up your carte de séjour.
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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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Alsace: The Region That Was French, Then German, Then French Again
Alsace changed nationality four times in 74 years. Discover the history of France’s most contested region — and why its identity remains uniquely its own.
