Entre-Deux-Mers
The Travel Pages meets two very different winemakers touring the vineyards of the Entre-Deux-Mers winemaking region near Bordeaux.
The Travel Pages meets two very different winemakers touring the vineyards of the Entre-Deux-Mers winemaking region near Bordeaux.
The Travel Pages spends a day visiting Pessac-Léognan Vineyards near Bordeaux: Château Haut-Bacalan, Château Luchey-Halde, and Château Smith Haut Lafitte.
The Travel Pages explains what to expect from a Bordeaux wine tour and individual vineyard tours at famous Bordeaux wine names like Margaux and Saint-Émilion.
The Travel Pages visits Toulouse’s Cathedrale Saint-Etienne, or St Stephen’s Cathedral, the most important church in the city.
The Travel Pages visits Sete near Montpellier, the Little Venice of the Languedoc, and sees its traditional sport of water jousting taking place.
The Travel Pages describes van Gogh’s time in Arles in Provence, France, where he lived in the Yellow House and painted some of his most famous works.
The Travel Pages visits Bordeaux’s Museum Quarter, home to three excellent museums, the Cathédrale St-André and the Tour Pey-Berland, for great city views.
The Travel Pages takes the ferry from Marseille to visit the Chateau d’If, a popular trip from the city to the island made famous by The Count of Monte Cristo.
The Travel Pages visits Aix-en-Provence and gives a potted travel guide to the city north of Marseille, with its museums, markets, fountains, and cathedral.
The Travel Pages recommends where to stay in Montpellier, from budget but good 2-star accommodation to grand historic hotels and luxury choices.
The Travel Pages recommends where to stay in Toulouse with budget and luxury choices including the Hôtel des Beaux Arts and Grand Hôtel de l’Opéra.
The Travel Pages recommends where to stay in Bordeaux, and nearby in wine country, from budget city-centre hotels to luxury resorts with golf and spas.
The Canal du Midi in southern France goes from Toulouse to Marseillan, helps join the Atlantic with the Mediterranean and is one of Europe’s best canal cruises.
The Travel Pages visits Carcassonne whose old citadel is one of the most dramatic sights in the South of France.
The Secret Provence travel guide reveals hidden places and things to do in Aix, Arles, Avignon, Marseille, Toulon, the Camargue and the rest of Provence.
The Travel Pages describes the Winegeese of Bordeaux, and visits some of the vineyards near Bordeaux.
The Travel Pages reviews the Secret French Riviera guide from French publishers Jonglez.
Mike Gerrard of The Travel Pages reviews an excellent and very unusual Paris guidebook, Unusual Nights in Paris, from French publisher Jonglez.
Fun Things to Do on the French Riviera include secret streets, hidden gardens, eating local delicacies, and finding an art collection in a hotel.