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La Vienne Towns & Villages

Charroux

October 17, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 18 Views 0 Comments Charroux, France, La Vienne, Towns-Villages

The village of Charroux has preserved a tall octagonal tower dating from the 11th century. Known as the tower of

Deux-Sevres Towns & Villages

La Mothe-Saint-Héray

March 22, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 21 Views Deux-Sevres, France, La-Mothe-Saint-Héray, Towns-Villages

Discover the mills, bridges and laundry sites that are proof of the ubiquity of water. During your visit you can

Poitou-Charentes Towns & Villages

Saumur

March 22, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 29 Views France, Poitou-Charentes, Saumur, Towns-Villages

The historic town is located between the Loire and Thouet rivers It is surrounded by the vineyards of Saumur itself,

Chateaux & Castles Deux-Sevres Towns & Villages

Airvault

March 22, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 21 Views Airvault, Deux-Sevres, France, Towns-Villages

ocated on the River Thouet. Located on the River Thouet, inhabitants of Airvault are the Airvaudais and the Airvaudaises. A Romanesque bridge over the Thouet

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Brouage

March 15, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 36 Views Brouage, Charente-Maritime, France, Towns-Villages

Listed as one of France’s Plus Beaux Villages, Brouage is surrounded by an expansive 3,000-hectare marshland. This serene countryside is

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Royan

February 24, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 30 Views Charente-Maritime, France, Royan, Towns-Villages

Seaside resort and swimming in the sea From the ornate belle-époque residences and 1950s villas to the vibrant decorative panels

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Jonzac

February 24, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 53 Views Charente-Maritime, France, Jonzac, Towns-Villages

Catch your breath in Haute-Saintonge Stronghold of the Haute-Saintonge, Jonzac is more than a beautiful historic city with a château,

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Saint-Jean-d’Angély

February 24, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 37 Views Charente-Maritime, France, Saint-Jean-d’Angély, Towns-Villages

A trip to Saintonge Dorée In the heart of Saintonge Dorée, Saint-Jean-d’Angély awaits you on the Camino de Santiago. From

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Rochefort

February 24, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 33 Views Charente-Maritime, France, Rochefort, Towns-Villages

Rochefort Océan, home of Fort Boyard Encouraged by the air of adventure and faraway lands, head out on the water

Charente-Maritime Towns & Villages

Marennes

February 24, 2020October 17, 2020 admin 37 Views Charente-Maritime, France, Marennes, Towns-Villages

The home of Marennes-Oléron oysters The birthplace of French oyster farming, the Marennes-Oléron basin is Europe’s top location for oysters

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'We need to hold on': Macron announces new lockdown in France starting Friday October 28, 2020
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Wednesday a new coronavirus lockdown until at least December 1, hoping to bring under control an outbreak that is poised to overwhelm hospitals in a matter of days. (Paywall excluded)
EXPLAINED: What are the rules of France's second coronavirus lockdown? October 28, 2020
France will enter it's second lockdown on Friday after President Emmanuel Macron judged it was the only option to fight against a devastating resurgence of the Covid-19 epidemic. Here's what you need to know.
MAP: How France's Covid-19 second wave exploded in just one month October 28, 2020
These maps reveal the extent and speed of the Covid-19 second wave in France in recent weeks.
'We have no choice': Are Parisians really ready for a new lockdown? October 28, 2020
The French president as expected announced a new lockdown on Wednesday evening but are people in Paris ready to be confined to their apartments once again?
How France's second wave of Covid-19 is very different to the first October 28, 2020
France is in the grip of a "brutal" second wave of the Covid-19 epidemic but some aspects of the health crisis are very different to March, explains Julia Webster Ayuso.
'Feels like it's dying' - In the sleeping towers of Paris' vast business district October 28, 2020
With a half-empty office floor and a whole team in quarantine, the new norm at one company in Paris illustrates the reality weighing on Europe's biggest business district.
9 things to expect when moving to Paris October 28, 2020
For many, a move to Paris is the ultimate glamorous dream. but although it's undoubtedly a very cool city, you might also find a few surprises - here's what to expect.
French expression of the day: C’est ça ! October 28, 2020
A very common French expression, but do you know what it means?
Nearly 200 airports across Europe 'risk going bankrupt' October 28, 2020
Nearly 200 European airports risk insolvency in the coming months if passenger traffic does not recover, a trade association warned on Tuesday, as nations contemplate further lockdowns to combat a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Macron 'set to announce new Covid-19 lockdown' as France reports over 500 deaths October 27, 2020
French President Emmanuel Macron will announce new tighter measures on Wednesday night, with widespread reports that he will impose a new nationwide lockdown on the country as it battles against a second wave of Covid-19 infections that some health chiefs say is now 'out of control'.
Will France be forced to close schools again to curb Covid-19 surge? October 27, 2020
The French government is under pressure to slow down the spread of the coronavirus, which is straining hospitals in several regions. With a second wave of infections well under way, will closing schools be necessary?
The French word that can mean a drink, a punch, a helping hand and much more beside October 27, 2020
If you're listening to everyday French chat there is one four-letter word that pops up repeatedly, in a bewildering array of different meanings.
Paris to halve evening public transport services October 27, 2020
The Paris region of Île-de-France will halve its public transport services in the evening starting from Wednesday due to the impact of the curfew.
French word of the day: Flâner October 27, 2020
Essential in your French vocabulary, this word will make you want to stretch your legs and rediscover your surroundings.
What lockdown scenarios are the French government considering? October 27, 2020
As France braces for tighter restrictions to be imposed, here's a look at the different versions of lockdown the government is believed to be considering in order to get the second wave of Covid-19 under control.
'We are French': Muslims in France 'are not persecuted' but fear being stigmatised once more October 27, 2020
The French government’s response and rhetoric after the brutal killing of history teacher Samuel Paty has reignited a long-standing row and tensions around the place of Muslims in France. While faith leaders insist they are not persecuted, ordinary Muslims fear being stigmatised once again.
Machon: The boozy French breakfast to beat the curfew blues October 27, 2020
With a tight evening curfew imposed on much of France restaurants in Lyon are trying to revive the traditional "machon," a boozy breakfast featuring the classic hearty dishes that put the central city on the global culinary map.
Macron calls two emergency government meetings as Covid-19 cases rocket in France October 26, 2020
France's Elysée Palace announced on Monday evening that the president would host two emergency defence council meetings with ministers in the coming days ahead of a likely toughening of restrictions to battle the "brutal" second wave of coronavirus.
Cows and bugs: How to 'swear' politely in French October 26, 2020
French has a rich selection of gros mots for when it all gets a little too much - but here are some politer alternatives for when you need to let off steam in front of your kids, your mother-in-law or some passing nuns.
ANALYSIS: Can France no longer avoid a second nationwide lockdown? October 26, 2020
With Covid-19 case numbers having exploded in recent days and hospital chiefs sounding the alarm bells as intensive care beds are occupied is it now inevitable that the French government will be forced to impose a second nationwide lockdown?