How a Family Firm Made Armagnac America's Favourite French Brandy
How Heavenly Spirits made Armagnac a US favourite — and why Gascony, France's oldest brandy region, should be...
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A sardine in a bottle: the quirky olive-fly trick from a Provence farm
A Provence olive farmer shares the Sicilian 'sardine method' — plastic bottles and fish that beat the olive fl...
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Two Michelin Stars and a Squid With a Story: Eating at La Table de Lionel Giraud in Narbonne
Why two-star La Table de Lionel Giraud in Narbonne is proof that France's most inventive cooking now happens w...
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Charlie Dalin and the question every sailor eventually asks: why do we sail at all?
Charlie Dalin won the Vendée Globe while fighting cancer. A Yachting World essay asks what his love of sailing...
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Puy du Fou: The French Theme Park With No Rides — Just History, Stunts and Fireworks
No rides, no rollercoasters — Puy du Fou in France's Vendée wows with gladiators, 330 birds of prey and the wo...
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Diane Monet: The Painter Who Split Her Year Between New York and the French Riviera
Self-taught painter Diane Monet, related to Claude Monet, splits her year between New York and Menton on the F...
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Veya 53 power catamaran makes its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival
The Veya 53 power catamaran from Fountaine Pajot and Couach debuts at Cannes 2026 — layouts, specs, and why po...
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Lafayette's Legacy: Why a French Revolutionary Is Back on the Travel Radar in Paris and Washington
A Paris exhibition and a bicentennial farewell tour revive the story of Lafayette — the French revolutionary w...
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Paddling the Gorges du Tarn: 24km of castles, rapids and cliff villages in southern France
A 24km self-guided kayak down France's Gorges du Tarn: gentle rapids, cliff villages, castles and a €30 price...
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Louison at Villa La Coste: Michelin-Starred Provençal Cooking, Reinvented
Chef Florent Pietravalle's new Michelin-starred Louison at Villa La Coste reinvents classic Provençal dishes —...
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Cannes Yachting Festival: the new sailing yachts making waves this September
Swan 80, ICE80, Grand Soleil 80LC and three Fountaine-Pajot cats: the standout sailing yacht debuts at this ye...
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Paris Motor Show Returns in October 2026 — and You Could Win Tickets
The Mondial de l'Auto returns to Paris 12–18 October 2026 with 60+ manufacturers. France Today is giving away...
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Contest Yachts brings quiet luxury and bluewater pedigree to the Cannes Yachting Festival
Contest Yachts exhibits the award-winning 63CS and 50CS at the Cannes Yachting Festival, 8-13 September - quie...
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