Wondering where to eat in Strasbourg, France? Here’s my guide of where and what to eat for all your food needs while in this gorgeous city in Alsace.
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No matter the season you visit Avignon, you’ll find plenty to see, do, and enjoy. (And to eat!)
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Avignon delivers in terms of food. The bakeries, patisseries, restaurants, chocolatiers, and cafes impressed us over and over again.
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Here are the most valuable resources and experiences I’ve had for learning the French language to help you in your journey.
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I’ve encountered certain French regional specialty foods that I am only glad I tried so that I can spare you from trying them yourselves.
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How do you find a wedding planner to help you get married in a location far from where you live? Whether you want to get married in France (from a U.S. home base, like me) or elsewhere, here’s what you need to know.
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Seeing the châteaux in the Loire Valley doesn’t take as much work or bring as much stress as you might think. Here’s the scoop.
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Many people visit Burgundy for the wines—and they should take breaks where they can to see the regions other treasures, including its castles.
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What can you do in Champagne beyond the wine cellars, wineries, and vineyards? Quite a lot, in fact!
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Reims, France, has art deco architectural treasures and deep history of the Catholic Church and the French monarchy.
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Whether you have only a few hours or two days, you can’t go wrong with a stop in Troyes, France. Check out our tips for history, outdoor adventure, and good food in Troyes.
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Walking tours galore, food tours galore, museums everywhere, and promises of medieval and Renaissance delights. How could I refuse?
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Only marrying into a French family and moving to the French part of Switzerland helped me to understand that “Who cut the cheese?” has actual context.
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Alsace looks like a movie set, with its perfectly preserved, walkable medieval town centers snuggling into rolling hills, all overlooked by hilltop fortresses.
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For a twenty-four hour visit, Colmar made for an idyllic stop—and the perfect hub for a visit to the larger Alsace region of France.
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