France never appealed to me much and I only started covering it seriously relatively late in my travel life. The smaller cities often are the best, with good food and well-preserved history. Still have many overseas departments and dependent territories ‘to do’.
Visit #25
2025 (March): 3 days in Brittany.
Visit #24
2023 (June): the island of Réunion.
Visit #23
2022 (October): Paris.
Visit #22
2021 (August): Bordeaux, Cordouan.
Visit #21
2020 (September): Corsica, Nice.
Visit #20
2020 (February): Vézère Valley.
Visit #19
2018 (November): Nimes, Pont D’Arc.
Visit #18
2017 (November): Bourges, Tours, Puy-de-Dome,
Saint-Savin sur Gartempe.
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Visit #17
2017 (March): Paris.
Visit #16
2017 (March): Beaune, Salins-les-Bains.
Visit #15
2016 (February): Villa Savoye.
Visit #14
2015 (May): Reims, Fontenay.
Visit #13
2013 (December): Le Havre, Mont Saint-Michel, Bayeux.
Visit #12
2013 (October): Provence.
Visit #11
2013 (April): Albi, Toulouse, Causses, Carcasonne.
Visit #10
2012 (April): Paris, Chambord.
Visit #9
2011 (December): Lewarde, Chantilly.
Visit #8
2011 (October): Bordeaux, St. Emillion.
Visit #7
2010 (December): Chartres, Fontainebleau, Versailles, Provins.
Visit #6
2010 (April): Strasbourg, Nancy.
Visit #5
2009 (May): Longwy.
Visit #4
2008 (September): Lyon.
Visit #3
2006 (November): Reims.
Visit #2
2002 (February): Day trip by train to Paris.
Visit #1
1981 (July): Family holiday to the Alsace.
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