French villages

France is much more than its capital city, Paris. From Brittany to Alsace, there are many French villages that are well worth a visit.

Explore 9 charming French towns & villages across France, from the lush region of Normandy in the northwest to the olive groves of Provence in the south.

Brittany mostly consists of beautiful, medieval villages, sandy beaches, prehistoric monoliths, and untouched nature. There’s even a special French dialect only spoken in Brittany. Below are our picks of the five must-visit villages in Brittany.

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This is a long post, so pace yourself! Grab a cuppa and maybe biscuit? Rude not to, eh? Without much of a plan, we headed out into the wilds of The Lot Valley to see what we would see. Surrounded by glorious fields of French sunflowers, we couldn’t resist running and dancing through them in […]

Summer in Provence is bursting with colour and fragrance. The vibrant lavender fields are a dream and have become an iconic symbol of this region. Near the village of Gordes, you can find a spectacular scenery at the Abbey of Sénanque, a gem of Romanesque architecture. Whether you are a photographer or not, in front of this historical abbey lies probably one of the most beautiful bright purple lavender fields, that will definitely fascinate you.

For the longest time, I’ve been intrigued by Saint-Emilion. I’d seen iconic photos of the sprawling village from the vantage viewpoint above the city - The Beautiful French Village Of Saint-Emilion - Travel, Travel Journal - Europe, France, Saint-Emilion - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography

This post features the most beautiful medieval towns in France and includes some of the top reasons to experience each.