At the end of the year I started to share with you my favourite places in France (read part 1) and it's quite difficult because I must say that there are so many places that I like and others that I wish to visit.
However, here are other places in France that have moved me by their beauty, by a fragrance, an atmosphere, a charm, an escape from time, an architectural delight ...
Another year has passed and Christmas is fast approaching. Memories. Back to France. Traditions and memories...
France is a country rich in traditions and traditions vary according to the regions. Today, I will focus on Provence, where I grew up and where Christmas is a cherished holiday in the hearts of the inhabitants.
It was at 16 years old that I really discovered France and all the superb landscapes that it offered. At this age I was with a boyfriend a little bit older who could drive and then we decided one summer under my mum’s full supervision of course to do a Tour de France by car (we didn’t have bikes!). So we set off in a Citroën AX to explore our douce France (sweet France).
At this moment, I understood that travelling would be a part of my life.
In the news over the past few months, or more recently in Australia, you have certainly noticed the importance that politics generates for French people, and with good reason…
2016 and 2017 have been full of rebounds in politics especially with the Presidential elections but also due to the multiple terrorist attacks that have impacted the hearts of French people even on the other side of the planet.
This is the adventure of a Frenchwoman who has decided to expand her life after 10 years in the French event management industry. After a lot of travels, I decided to settle in Melbourne, the fashion city of excellence in Australia.
