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Dining out in Paris is an experience that is as much about the atmosphere as it is about the food. This season, there are some incredible spots where the setting is every bit as memorable as what’s on your plate.

From rooftop terraces with stunning close-up views of the Eiffel Tower to art nouveau buildings that have been reinvented under glass domes, you are spoil...


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It’s very easy to fall in love with a country through the pages of a book. You conjure up images of people and places in your mind and begin to imagine a whole other world.

Reading does this in a way that TV and movies can’t, as it allows you to create a fantasy world in your mind that is uniquely yours.

I’m an avid reader and a member of a wonderful book...


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Mont Saint-Michel is on many people’s bucket list and with good reason. It’s one of the most stunning sights you’ll ever see.

The Abbey, sitting on top of the hill, looking down on everything, surrounded by water, is breathtaking. It almost doesn’t look real and could easily be a scene from a fairytale.

It’s no wonder it gets so busy and attracts three mi...


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France comes into its own in the summer. From wine celebrations in medieval villages to open-air concerts under the stars. Life is lived outdoors, and the French know how to make everything seem like a party.

You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to things to do in France in August. You’ll find outdoor jazz by the sea, fireworks lighting up the Riviera, and plenty...


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If you’ve ever been to Château de Chenonceau, you’ll know it’s referred to as the Ladies’ Château. Why? Because it’s been under the control of a woman pretty much since its inception. The chatelaines of this wonderful place have all put their stamp on it, but none more so than Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de Medici.

You’ll no doubt have seen the famous shot of th...


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