Jun
2
By Liz Boltz Ranfeld
While many spectators on the route of the Tour de France are cycling fanatics, it’s not just an event for people who love the sport already.

If you’re in France in the month of the July, the Tour might just be the perfect day trip for you!
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Topic: How to Tuesday |
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May
30
By Sarah Edge
Meet the green-fingered gardeners behind the scenes of some of Brittany’s most beautiful gardens that are highlighted for one week only in the French region from June 5th to 7th. Some of the spaces can only be seen during this three-day window. In total
Brittany has 113 gardens, some of which have been…
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Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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May
28
By Marion
Looking for last-minute deals and travel destination ideas for a summer holiday in France?

Sea, wine and sun in
Cassis, Provence... City break, luxury shopping and fine dining in
Cannes, French Riviera... Sport, relax and nature in
Chamonix
Topic: Special Hotel Deals |
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May
25
By Anita Choudhary
Chances are, if you’re considering a holiday or vacation in
France, you are already thinking about seeing the Eiffel Tower, the
Louvre, or sampling some of the tastiest cuisine in all of Europe.

But what about seeing some of the most famous castles still…
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Topic: Top five Monday |
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May
14
By Phil McDonald
There’s more to Dijon than just the mustard.

When a place is so well known for one thing, it’s hard to convince people there’s more to it sometimes. It’s fortunate for the French town of
Dijon that it’s only mustard because there’s so much…
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Topic: General Travel |
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May
1
By Marion

Celebrate the Eiffel Tower's Anniversary
Budget Travel posts an article on the
Eiffel Tower turning 120 years old. If you are in
Paris this summer and want to celebrate the Old Gray Lady's anniversary, go get baguette bread and
French cheese
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Apr
17
By Mireia

Italy from another point of view
Are you a curious traveler willing to discover new types of vacation? Europe Up Close proposes you the
Alberghi Diffusi, a series of original
hotels in Italy offering several facilities spread out in different locations…
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Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Apr
15
By Anjeeta Nayar

Film festivals are held throughout the year in various cities of the world like Berlin, Venice, Park City and Toronto. These festivals generally attract members of the film fraternity, film students and enthusiasts. However the Cannes Film Festival, which is held in the palm tree-lined seaside resort of… read full article
Topic: General Travel |
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Apr
10
By Marion

Easter Peeps Photo Contest
Visit Intelligent Travel and enter the
"Peeps in Places" Photo Challenge by sending a picture of one or more Easter peeps in your own neighborhood or your favorite travel destination. You have until Monday, April 13th to submit your sweetest, funniest photo of…
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Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Mar
27
By Marion

New York Hotels
Gridskipper lists the
5 best hotel terraces in New York, including the rooftop bar & restaurant of
The Bentley Hotel and the exclusive terrace of
Hotel Hudson.
Majorca Beaches
It's A Beautiful Life lists the
10 best
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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Mar
26
By Anita Choudhary

Situated in the Hautes-Pyrenees Department in the southwest of France is the commune and town of Lourdes lying in the Pyrenean foothills. Despite the fact that Lourdes’ population numbers around 15,000 residents, it is the host to nearly 5,000,000 tourists annually and Lourdes is second only…
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Mar
19
By Phil McDonald
1. A Year in Provence by Peter Mayle

An obvious one to start with but well worth a mention never the less. This book could be thanked but also accused of changing the face of the beautiful southern French region of
Provence. Mayle…
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Mar
18
By Anita Choudhary
Maintaining the grace first established in the 1700’s, the city of
Bordeaux, France brings with it a charm that is indicative of its lush countryside, culture, and history.

The largest city in southwestern France is also famous on a global scale for being part of…
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Mar
14
By Phil McDonald
It’s French, it’s the forth-largest island in the Med but is there more to it than that? Of course there is. Here’s the top five things you need to know.

1. From Italian to independence then to French
The Romans landed in
Corsica during their illustrious reign…
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Mar
13
By Marion

Holiday in the South of France
Europeupclose.com takes you to
Narbonne and
Carcassonne, two beautiful cities located in
France's Cathar Country. Recommended places include the Chateau de la Peyrepertuse, the Abbaye de Fontfroide, the luxury
Hotel de
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