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Relax About French Cheese Etiquette — The Rules Are Softer Than You Think
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Relax About French Cheese Etiquette — The Rules Are Softer Than You Think

The classic French cheese course faux pas explained — the real etiquette rules, how the tradition is changing,...

France's Train des Merveilles is back: a two-hour mountain spectacular from Nice to Tende
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France's Train des Merveilles is back: a two-hour mountain spectacular from Nice to Tende

The Train des Merveilles has reopened from Nice to Tende — alpine viaducts, frescoed chapels and medieval town...

Relais d'Amboise: a Loire Valley estate carved from two historic hotels opens in 2026
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Relais d'Amboise: a Loire Valley estate carved from two historic hotels opens in 2026

Relais d'Amboise opens September 2026 in the Loire Valley, merging two historic Amboise hotels with cave-carve...

Thinking of Moving to France? Here's How the Long-Stay Visa Actually Works
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Thinking of Moving to France? Here's How the Long-Stay Visa Actually Works

How to move to France long-term: the VLS-TS visitor visa explained, plus student, entrepreneur and talent opti...

Relais d'Amboise: two historic hotels become one five-star estate on the Loire
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Relais d'Amboise: two historic hotels become one five-star estate on the Loire

Relais d'Amboise opens September 2026 in the Loire Valley, merging two historic hotels into a five-star estate...

Eight Paris hotels that make sense when you're travelling alone
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Eight Paris hotels that make sense when you're travelling alone

Eight solo-friendly Paris hotels, from budget picks near Gare du Nord to the design-led Hoxton — where to stay...

Domino Paper, Parisian Apartments and a Doctor's Cabinet of Curiosities: This Week's Best Bits of Travel-Flavoured Internet
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Domino Paper, Parisian Apartments and a Doctor's Cabinet of Curiosities: This Week's Best Bits of Travel-Flavoured Internet

Domino paper, Doisneau's bouquinistes, an 1800 gold travel case and a Paris flat for sale — the historical odd...

Eiffel Tower back open after one-day staff strike over women's treatment
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Eiffel Tower back open after one-day staff strike over women's treatment

The Eiffel Tower reopened on 8 September after a one-day staff strike over women being moved during a private...

Paris in 2026: What's New and What's Still Unmissable in the City of Light
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Paris in 2026: What's New and What's Still Unmissable in the City of Light

Updated for 2026: Paris's best views, pastries and hidden passages, plus the Louvre's new timed-entry rules an...

Lascaux: Inside France's 20,000-Year-Old Stone Age Art Galleries
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Lascaux: Inside France's 20,000-Year-Old Stone Age Art Galleries

France's Lascaux cave paintings, 20,000 years old and crafted with scaffolding and spray paint, can be visited...

Vintage Cameras, a €1.48m Glass Loft and Josephine Baker's Broadway Bust: This Week's Best of the Weird Web
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Vintage Cameras, a €1.48m Glass Loft and Josephine Baker's Broadway Bust: This Week's Best of the Weird Web

A glass loft in Montmartre for €1.48m, Josephine Baker's 1936 Broadway disaster and other travel-worthy finds...

Berthe Weill: the Paris dealer who made Picasso and Matisse — and finally gets her due
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Berthe Weill: the Paris dealer who made Picasso and Matisse — and finally gets her due

Berthe Weill, the forgotten Paris gallerist behind Picasso, Matisse and Modigliani's first shows — her story a...

Napoleon's Forgotten Hat, an Eiffel Tower Staircase for Sale, and Other Curios Worth a Detour
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Napoleon's Forgotten Hat, an Eiffel Tower Staircase for Sale, and Other Curios Worth a Detour

Napoleon's lost bicorne resurfaces at Chantilly, an Eiffel Tower staircase hits auction, plus the Sidewalk Joy...

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