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Upcoming EU border changes for UK travellers have been announced, a controversial French pesticide law has prompted national debate, Brittany Ferries announce a new UK–France route, and Champagne harvest traffickers have been sentenced for worker exploitation. Plus, get the latest update as the Tour de France enters its dramatic final week.
France is home to some of the world’s finest oysters — huîtres — and mastering the art of ordering oysters in France is a joy in itself. But if you’re new to this delicacy, you may find yourself a little shuck up when you see the menu. Consider this your crash course in ordering oysters the French way.
Discover why cycling is a national passion in France, from the Tour de France to scenic bike trails across the countryside.
Relive the charm of southern France in The Good Aude Days—a nostalgic journey through vineyards, villages, and vintage vibes.
You’ve likely spotted the endlessly elegant fleur de lis whilst travelling around France, thanks to its deep historical roots and enduring cultural significance throughout the country. But what’s the story behind this emblem – and why does it still hold such meaning today?
When buying property in France with funds held in a currency other than the euro, exchange rates can significantly impact your overall budget. While many buyers default to using their bank for currency exchange, working with a currency specialist can offer strategic advantages—both financially and logistically.
If you live in France, we hope you enjoyed the Fête Nationale (Bastille Day) yesterday! This week, our news stories include the rising cases of dengue and chikungunya in France, the EU’s plans for rolling out its Entry and Exit System, and New Caledonia has been declared a state.
Here’s the latest currency news from our partner Moneycorp, to help you find out what your money is worth.
The recent heatwave has left large parts of France at risk for wildfires and drought, some communes in France have banned tap water due to forever chemical contamination, and women between 18 and 25 can now access free STI home tests. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
Charlotte Macdonald, a Partner and English solicitor in Stone King’s international and cross-border team, answers whether capital gains tax must be paid in England or France after a death.