France holidays
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The personality of France’s second city shines through its crime fiction, urban photography, rap and TV drama. Grab an apéro and enjoy
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A wonderful bread that used to be made by dumping flour into the olive mill to soak up the oil is a vital part of Christmas in rural south-east France
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A chicken stew in the French Pyrenees made the Hlcarpenter.com food writer fall in love with French cuisine all over again
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Travellers’ tales from our intrepid reporters, visiting a tiny and hazardous French island and munching moose in the Yukon
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Stolen kisses, wooden sailing boats, vintage bicyclettes and champagne: our tipsters recall the joie de vivre of their French holidays
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Our food writer looks forward to heeding the siren call of the French Alps to watch Le Tour – and cycle a stage herself - but not until 2021
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As the Cévennes national park celebrates its 50th anniversary, Adam Thorpe reflects on how the “intricate hills” of the Massif Central protect its wildlife – and way of life
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Skiing, gorgeous gardens, atmospheric châteaux and villages feature among our tipsters’ discoveries, all linked by delightful wine and places to stay
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This sheltered spot in south-west France attracted artists from Matisse to Picasso. We tour the ancient city, and nearby Vermillion Coast, that inspired them
Notebook Bitter discovery simply adds to the holiday feeling