Famous Faces, Famous Places and Famous Foods
France, Europe
Art Heaven in Southern France
Along with great wine and exquisite food, France is world-renowned for its art. Senior Contributing Editor Sharon Spence takes on all of these as she goes on an art vacation in Southern France. But this time she's not just looking at the art, she's making it.
Diana - a Fairy Tale Ends
A musing on the Paris that saw, and remembers, the death of a princess.
The Quick and the Dead
A wildly weird whirlwind tour of Pere-Lachaise, the most famous cemetery in the Western world.
The Secret Formula of the Frugal Gourmet in Paris
Hot tips on dining in Paris and abroad.
Lesser-known Southern France, Part II
Take a wander down a road brimming with contradictions, history, art and food...
Lesser-Known Southern France, Part I
A story of bulls, flamingoes, food and history off the beaten path in Southern France...
The Back Country of the Côte d'Azur
A sensational place of Bronze Age art and heavenly views close by France's famous Côte d'Azur.
Mona Lisa – No Wonder She's Smiling
On a recent trip to Paris, writer James Priest completes his duties as a conscientious tourist.
On Location:
The King and his Castles
The author takes us on a delightful, historical tour through several French castles.
Cognac: From Feet of Clay to a Place in Heaven
Everything you need to know about sipping and purchasing French cognac.
My, What Big Calanques You Have
While Cassis, a quaint fishing village on the French Mediterranean, does not have the glitz and glamour of the Cote d'Azur, its neighbor to the east, it is not without its own sex appeal in the form of…Calanques.