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Map of the Region of Normandie – Normandy Normandie (Normandy) is the official name of one of the new regions...
Situated in the countryside of central Brittany, this beautiful property stands on around 3 500sqm of matured garden: €239,625 (Incl....
Britain is a nation of animal lovers with many pets being considered as an important member of the family, and...
Thinking of buying a property in Normandy? This article is an introductory guide to the region covering climate, landscape, access, property styles and prices. Start your search today!
Impress your friends with this seriously delicious dish with step-by-step instructions by French-born Masterchef contestant Annie McKenzie.
Once again France comes out on top as the number one most visited tourist destination in the world.
That Was the Week That Was… Most of you will have some contact with holidaymakers in France during the summer,...
His move to Paris at the age of 22 marked the start of a lifetime love affair with l’Hexagone and French cuisine...
France has some truly outstanding modernist and contemporary architecture, not just public buildings but also private dwellings. Many represent excellent value for money as they provide large, light, airy living spaces plus the bonus of living in an extraordinary, unique environment and a piece of architectural history.
Thinking of buying a property in Poitou-Charentes? This article is an introductory guide to the area covering climate, landscape, attractions, access, property styles and prices.
Bring a French touch to your menu with this creamy chicken in cider 'poulet au cidre', a traditional dish from Brittany.
For many, one of the principal reasons for a move to France is to have more space and this could...
Advice on cooking moules marinières, straight from the Bertinet Kitchen
Fairport Convention's bassist Dave Pegg spends half the year in Brittany and is a big fan of Breton musicians. Gillian Thornton finds out more...
Calling all budding restaurant reviewers! Tell us about your favourite French restaurant and you could win a copy of the...
Are you thinking of tying the knot in France? Here are five reasons that will make up your mind...
French cookery legend Joël Robuchon reflects upon his culinary journey and presents a favourite recipe from his new book: gardiane...
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The gîte market in France is ultra-competitive - but this doesn't mean it is impossible to earn an income. However, to make it work you have to be committed and focused...
Photographer Rachel McKenna sets off on a road trip of France to capture breeds like the Brittany Spaniel and the French Briard in the relaxed surroundings of their natural environment.
Well-known as ‘the garden of France’, Pays de la Loire is the place for fresh produce. But with its rivers and coastal edge, there’s also plenty of fishy business going on. Justin Postlethwaite browses the menu...
The French are renowned as a nation of romantics. From the amorous cartoon skunk Pépé le Pew with his overcooked...
Renowned Breton baker Richard Bertinet is back with a stunning new guide to simple pastries and desserts that you can make at home. He talks exclusively to Florence Derrick about his inspiration and favourite recipes.
Plenty of wines and cheeses have the prestigious AOC label of excellence. But, as Norman Miller discovers, there are many more prized products to savour
Tony Bennett only left his heart in San Francisco because he hadn’t been to Castillonès first. The Lot-et-Garonne village may...
Jane Dunning has reached a major milestone in her French travels. I’ve reached 100! Not the great age of 100, just...
The world of French cuisine – where do we begin? In this country of culinary delights, each time of the day...
Just after the tail-end of the summer holidays –once tourists have packed up their parasols and children are back in...
If this is the year to sell your French property, here are some top tips to help you which we have collated from estate agents and property experts across France...
Join the thousands of Brits living out their relaxing dream deep in the French countryside, but protect your money ...
The legislation in France relating to trusts has changed. Historically, France had not recognised trusts as a vehicle of asset ownership or protection...
This weekend is dedicated to European Heritage, and sites all over France are open to the public either free or...
If Nantes is known for one thing nowadays, it’s the giant mechanical elephant that that since 2007 has roamed the old shipyard on one of its remaining islands. Previously, the same city was better known as ‘the Venice of the West’.
With 10 years experience of running a gite complex consisting of 3 gites and our principal house for B&B I...
Daren and Adi bought a plot in Brittany and used salvaged materials to build a house so intriguing that Channel 4's Kevin McCloud had to see it for himself. Here, Adi talks FrenchEntrée through planning permission, energy saving appliances and top tips for building abroad
Beverley and Scott Middleton bought a holiday home in Brittany in 2005. Here, the couple tell us how after viewing 35 houses in 10 days, they fell in love with a property near Carhaix in central Brittany - a part of the world that also inspires Bev's passion for photography.
Some great news – we are putting the finishing touches to the July edition (pictured above) of our fab interactive...
No place in France excites culinary legend Raymond Blanc quite like the eastern region where he was born. Here we reveal where to visit, stay and eat in Franche-Comté, Burgundy and Alsace
Amongst the ever changing array of fruit and vegetables on offer at France's markets and restaurants, expatriates might discover produce unknown to them.
If you saw Sally Stone bowling down the rural roads of France in her sign written car emblazoned with “Les...
It is often said that the weather in Limousin is wet, that it rains constantly and the sun is a rare sight. However, those of us who live here know that this is definitely not the case. Each department of Limousin experiences different weather...
Signs announcing a shop or restaurant is ‘fermé pour les congés annuels’ are a familiar sight in France during the summer. Whilst you’re on holiday, so are the French, many of whom will take four weeks off in one go. But where do they go?
Mimi and John live near Rennes in Brittany. Twelve months ago they packed up all their things and moved their young family to another town just 2km away. In spite of the short distance involved, there was plenty to do!
"Approaching retirement from our university teaching careers, we were ready for new challenges, making a product that we both enjoy - red wine! " - British couple describe their steep learning curve since buying a vineyard in 2005...
Like many of us Sam Parry and her family fell in love with The Limousin on holiday and decided to make it their home. They are currently renovating and plan to set up a cycling holiday business once the work is completed. They have agreed to keep a diary of progress and the ups and downs of the project here is the story so far
A list of support groups throughout France AIKB AIKB (Association Intégration Kreiz Breizh) is a non-profit making Association set-up (in...
[IMAGE-MISSING]Believe it or not, gazumping can and does happen in France. We take a look at why it happens and what can be done to prevent it...
It was the summer of 2005.
My husband, Tony, and I were somewhat disillusioned with England and wanted very much to do something different with our lives.
We also still had a mortgage and were approaching the dreaded middle age.
If you’re newly settling into the Pays de la Loire, chances are that you’re going to want to meet people, make some friends, or just get out of the house for a while. There are a variety of different organisations for you to check out, all with different aspects and objectives.