When I was planning our trip to the South of France earlier this year, I knew I had to include plenty of coastal towns and skip the big cities like Montpellier and Marseille all-together. Boyfriend really doesn’t enjoy cities and I’ve learned over the years Read Post

Planning a trip to France or simply want to know more about the country? Then check out these 111 interesting facts about France.   111 Interesting Facts About France This post is part of a series of fun facts posts I’m doing for every country Read Post

Every year my dad and I go on a trip together. This time we decided to go on a day trip to Lille, France, so I researched a bunch of things to do in Lille to prepare for our trip, as well as where to eat in Lille and what to see in Lille. And now I’m sharing them with you! Read Post

Leucate in France is a destination well known for windsurfing. But is there anything else to do? We visited Leucate Village and walked all along the shore to find out. Here’s what we came across, including a nude beach we stumbled upon. Read Post

The Opal Coast in the north of France is a great spot for photographers. The views on the beach and the water there are never the same. But you can also find some historical sights at the Opal Coast, as well as Europe’s biggest aquarium and some great restaurants. Read Post

You can easily spend a couple of hours at Fontfroide Abbey near Narbonne, in the French Languedoc-Roussillon region. Follow the walk through the abbey, visit the rose garden and hike up to the big cross. You won’t be disappointed. Read Post

It hurt a bit, getting up at 7 on a Saturday morning. But we got over it and left home around 8. We decided to go by car, as I had calculated that this would be quicker, less hassle and cheaper than going by train. Read Post

What better way to spend some time with the girls than a weekend in Paris, France, right? That’s what my friends and I thought too and so my friend Inne and I were tasked with putting together an itinerary. Here’s what we came up with. Read Post