The Historic Town of Saint-Émilion
Saint-Émilion is a remarkable place with evidence of human settlement since prehistoric times. Since the introduction of viticulture by the Romans in the...
Read MoreSaint-Émilion is a remarkable place with evidence of human settlement since prehistoric times. Since the introduction of viticulture by the Romans in the...
Read MoreRed-tiled roofs, steep cobbled streets and a typically French town square lined with linden trees, no wonder it’s one of the best-known and...
Read MoreWalk around the old town: here the narrow streets are a mix of narrow medieval timber framed houses that once housed the workers...
Read MoreThe main attraction here is the beach – two-and-a-half kilometres long, it is largely protected by the Ile de Ré to the north...
Read MoreLa Rochelle is one of France’s loveliest coastal towns. Its historic port is beautifully preserved with a quayside that bustles with boats small...
Read MoreOnce a chic seaside resort of beautiful Belle Époque architecture, it was flattened in January 1945 by Allied bombing. This attack appears to...
Read MoreArcachon, situated in a bay – ‘Bassin d’Arcachon’ – is one of the gems of the French Atlantic coast. Its mix of beach,...
Read MoreCap Ferret in the Aquitaine, like Ile-de-Ré further north, is where cool French folk and celebrities come to holiday – it’s been called...
Read MoreThis charming resort has always attracted artists, notably writers, and also boasts some fine architecture. The houses you see here are in the so-called...
Read MoreIn the early part of the 20th century the French Atlantic resort of La Baule was an upmarket tourist destination that attracted the...
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