How to Reach Top WW2 Sites in France By Car

France was the largest military power to come under occupation by Germany in World War 2. As such, the country contains many sites relating to the conflict. Visiting these WW2 sites in France by car is educational and moving; a unique opportunity to have the events of this tumultuous period of history brought to life before your eyes.

“I was blown away.” 4 days in the world of Monet, Fitzgerald and Mont St-Michel

The following post and photos come from Zoe of @zobolondon. The last time I took a ferry across the English Channel I was six years old. I guess like many others I’ve just got so used to air travel that taking a ferry hasn’t crossed my mind. It will from now on! The whole process of sailing from Dover to Calais

Four running holidays: Test yourself at the best European marathons in 2018

Whether you ran the race yourself or stayed on the sidelines, the London Marathon is an incredible experience for competitors and spectators alike. If the grit of this year’s runners inspired you to try the long game out for yourself, or you’re keen to make the most of your training by completing another race, why not test yourself in the

Cheese and Vineyards South of France & More

The Best Places in the South of France for Cheese and Wine France is the home of romance, wine, and many incredibly delicious cheeses. With around 40 protected cheese varieties that can only be produced in their region of origin, France is rightly proud of its heritage, making a cheese and vineyard tour of France a perfect foodie holiday to

Food Festivals in Normandy

Thanks to its lush countryside and coastline location, Normandy holds a cornucopia of wonderfully fresh produce, inspiring a whole range of food festivals in Normandy to discover. Typical dishes in this region of France are simple, yet rich – often with a generous helping of cream and butter. All in all, local produce is a great reflection of this region’s

Exploring the D-Day Beaches in Normandy

On the morning of 6 June 1944, the once pristine Normandy coastline became the site of the largest ever seaborne invasion in world history. The Allied land, air and sea operation became known as the D-Day Landings and within just one month 1,100,000 troops, 200,000 vehicles and 750,000 tons of stores were moved to France – heralding one of the

Where to Watch the Tour de France

Set amid some of the most astoundingly beautiful scenery in the world, the Tour de France is a sporting event unlike any other. The contrast of brutally steep climbs up mountain terrain and thrilling city sprints are the result of months of training for the world’s greatest cyclists, and breathtaking to watch for spectators. The Tour de France route traverses