Horsing around
Get the best of two worlds when you travel around the Bordeaux vineyards on horseback. JOANNE SMITH saddles up for a perfect horse-lover’s holiday...

Source of pleasure
Once the favourite resort of Victorian high society, Aix-les-Bains’ thermal spa remains a popular retreat. STEPHANIE SHELDRAKE takes a dip...

France for Families - Tumbleweed
Tumbleweed is a small yet iconic toy shop located on the rue de Turenne in Paris. It is the perfect place to find traditional quirky art toys and accessories and has become an essential stop for visitors to France's capitol.

France for Cyclists - Cycling Along the Loire
Ditch the car and get on your bike – there’s no better way to experience the real France. JUDY ARMSTRONG enjoyed the trip of a lifetime when she cycled the length of the Loire, the longest river in l’Hexagone

France for City Breaks - Paris
If you’re spending just one night in Paris, make sure you do so in style. Here, FRANCE Magazine brings you five of Paris’s most fabulous hotels and some wonderful ideas for a good night out

France for Walkers - Walking the Alsace Wine Trail
Take a walking tour along the Alsace Wine Trail and you’ll discover much more than just picturesque villages and lovely countryside, says DIANE GOLDREI

France by Car - Le Mans
Since 1923, Le Mans has been home to the world’s most famous endurance motor race. But aside from Les 24 Heures, there’s much more to discover in this fascinating town

France on a High - Slimming in the Alps
Where do the French go when they want to slim down? To the Alps, where they can shed the pounds with a unique diet. CAROLYN BOYD takes the waters

France by Boat - Brittany Boating
Never mind the highways, think waterways. For CLIVE AGRAN and family, the best way to see France is from the deck of a motorboat

France Coast - Seaside Hotels
Fancy waking up to the sound of the sea lapping languidly against the shore? From the wide horizons of France’s north coast to the sunny beaches of Corsica, from simple little two-stars to luxurious palaces, PHILIP FAIERS offers you a tour of some great hotels that dip their toes in the sea.
