Dijon, France: Full of Kid-Friendly Surprises
Dijon France: A kid-friendly city, where to eat in Dijon and places to stay with kids and a review of attractions like Musee de la Vie Bourguignonne.
France is the country that our editor, Max Hartshorne, has been to the most. “There is something about France, the food, the views, the people, the wine and the history, that all makes it just the perfect place to visit. Read hundreds of stories about France on GoNOMAD, right here.
Dijon France: A kid-friendly city, where to eat in Dijon and places to stay with kids and a review of attractions like Musee de la Vie Bourguignonne.
By Richard Frisbie When touring the Champagne region north of Paris recently, many of the best establishments I frequented offered me champagne. Imagine if Heaven followed this tradition, you can be sure St. Peter would greet new arrivals with a glass of Taittinger champagne! Taittinger Champagne There are two cellars…
Chamonix and the French Alps: GoNOMAD Senior Travel Editor Kent St. John reports on spring skiing in the French Alps at Val d’Isere and Chamonix.
Studying Gastronomy in Lyon, France’s Culinary Capital By Jaclyn C. Stevenson It was 8:30 in the morning and I was standing in an overflow of sounds, smells, and sights, flanked by bouquets of daisies on my right and ox tongues on my left. The public market in Lyon, France is…
Budget Travel: Cooking for Yourself in an Apartment in France By Max Hartshorne GoNOMAD Editor I rented a small apartment in Tours, a city of about 70,000, two hours south of Paris on the Loire River. I had been here twenty years ago when my wife and I took our…
Richard Frisbie visits the cemeteries and memorials in France honoring the American offensive that fought there in World War I.
Centre Loire, Tours France: Living like a local, shopping at the markets and cooking in an apartment in Tours France.
Tours, France | GoNOMAD Editor Max Hartshorne rents an apartment in Tours, France and enjoys shopping and cooking like a local.
Centre Liore, France Max Hartshorne extols the many cultural, scenic and culinary attractions of the Loire Valley in France, Orleans and Chartres.
Visiting Club Med village at Opio en Provence to explore the villages of Gourdon, Grasse, Mougin and St. Paul de Vence on France’s Cote d’Azur.
By Kent E. St. John Senior Travel Editor As I walk around the town of Grignan in Rhone Alpes, I am most grateful to travel writer Peter Mayle for extolling the virtues of Provence — not all that far away, but just far enough. The narrow streets of Grignan aren’t…
Ancient Bones, Fine Wine and Fairy-Tale Castles “Racing around circular stone staircases and wooden tunnels atop the Bastille, envisioning heretics and horsemen attacking from the other side, that really struck a nerve in my travel soul.” by Sony Stark Unhurried pleasures and fairy-tale photography await you in Carcassone and the…