Unknown France
Nestled between Rouen and Paris, the charming village of Giverny is home to the house and gardens where Claude Monet spent the latter half […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 25 August 2021
Author: Gabriel Bertrand
Unknown France
The 130-acre Puy du Fou park in the Vendée département of Western France offers visitors a chance to relive some of the greatest moments […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 18 August 2021
Unknown France
French painter Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894), member and patron of the Impressionist movement, lived with his family on a large estate in Yerres, just south […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 27 July 2021
The Liberty Tour
France celebrates the Storming of the Bastille every year. On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris invaded the prison that symbolized royal despotism […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 6 July 2021
Unknown France
The Château de Blérancourt houses a museum celebrating the history of French-American relations and featuring original artwork, historical artifacts, a library, archives, gardens, and […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 29 June 2021
Unknown France
Just off the Côte d’Azur, twenty minutes by boat from the buzzing energy of Cannes, this tiny island is home to a centuries-old monastery. […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 16 June 2021
Commemorative Visit
The Battle of Verdun broke out in the Lorraine region 105 years ago during World War I. It was the deadliest battle ever fought […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 20 February 2021
Unknown France
Many African-Americans came to Paris in the 20th century, and their legacy lives on. But where, exactly? France-Amérique turned to Entrée to Black Paris, […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 15 October 2020
Unknown France
On June 13, 1777, the Marquis de Lafayette set foot in America for the first time. On his second visit three years later aboard […]
- By Gabriel Bertrand
- | 20 June 2020
