Tag: family travel
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Lyon France Travel Guide: What to See, Eat and Do in France’s Gastronomic Capital
Lyon is France’s gastronomic capital — a city of Roman ruins, Renaissance traboules, world-class bouchon restaurants and a UNESCO old town. Here is how to plan your visit.
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Provence Travel Guide: What to See, Do and Eat in France’s Sunniest Region
Plan your trip to Provence with our complete travel guide — lavender fields, hilltop villages, Marseille, the Gorges du Verdon, and the best food and wine in France.
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French Surnames of Flanders and Northern France: Origins, Meanings and Family Heritage
Your great-grandparent’s name was Dupont, Delacroix, or Vandenberghe. You grew up hearing that your family “came from France.” But which part of France? And why does your surname sound so different from names in Provence or Brittany? Northern France is unlike the rest of the country. The Hauts-de-France region — covering Nord, Pas-de-Calais, Somme, Aisne,…
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French Surnames of Poitou-Charentes: Origins, Meanings and F
Photo: Photo by Jp Valery on Unsplash What’s your name in French? 🇫🇷 Your French Name — type any first name for the French equivalent, with meaning and regional notes. 🇫🇷 Discover the France Most Tourists Never Find Get our free guide to 25 hidden villages of France — then join 7,000+ readers for weekly…
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Your Complete Mont Saint-Michel Travel Guide
Plan your visit to Mont Saint-Michel with our France travel guide. Best time to go, how to get there from Paris, what to see and where to stay.
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French Surnames of Gascony and Occitanie: Origins, Meanings
The south-west of France carries one of Europe’s deepest layers of history. For centuries, the people who farmed the limestone plateaux, fished the Atlantic coast, and built cathedral cities along the Garonne spoke not French, but Occitan — the language of the troubadours, of courtly love, and of a culture that shaped medieval Europe. The…
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Lyon Travel Guide: What to See, Do, and Eat in France’s Gastronomic Capital
Your complete Lyon travel guide — what to see, do, and eat in France’s gastronomic capital, from bouchons to traboules and the Fête des Lumières.

