Located in the heart of the Auvergne region, Vichy captivates with its refinement, Belle Époque architecture, and peaceful atmosphere. Once a favorite with Napoleon III and European high society, it is now a renowned spa resort that is experiencing a revival! With its unspoiled nature, exceptional heritage, and remarkable quality of life, Vichy attracts French and international clients seeking peace, charm, and authenticity.
Nestled between Toulouse and Spain, Ariège is a preserved gem of the French Pyrenees. With its wild mountains, verdant valleys, high-altitude lakes, and picturesque villages, this department offers a multitude of hikes for all levels. For hiking enthusiasts or weekend walkers, discover a beautiful selection of hikes in Ariège.
Every year the Festejades takes place in Gruissan and brings back an average of 50,000 people who go to the heart of the village to enjoy three days of absolute conviviality! This festival represents the Occitan culture that reigns in the south of France.
Every year the Chalets beach in Gruissan becomes the scene of a unique event in the world: the Wind Challenge. From May 23 to June 1, 2025, this 23rd edition promises total immersion in the world of Glisse, bringing together windsurfers, kitesurfers and wingfoil enthusiasts from all over the world.
When we talk about the South-West of France, the images that come to mind are often those of Biarritz, Saint-Émilion, Sarlat or Toulouse. But beyond these flagship destinations, there are a multitude of preserved villages, sometimes forgotten by guides, but overflowing with charm, history and authenticity. Away from the crowds, these rural pearls offer another way to travel: slower, more intimate, more human. Here are five unknown villages in the Southwest to explore for an extraordinary stay.
Every May, the Croisette in Cannes is adorned with gold, glitter, and flashing cameras! The Cannes Film Festival is a cinematic event that has embodied a certain French lifestyle since 1946, with refinement, prestige, and mystery.
In 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda settled south of the Côte d'Azur at the Villa Saint Louis in Cap d'Antibes. His stay influenced his famous novel "Gatsby the Magnificent" with its extravagant and decadent characters. The art of living continues on the Cap d'Antibes...
Located at 8000 metres above sea level, Sainte-Agnès is a very pretty mediaeval village, offering a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean. Classified among the most beautiful villages in France, this perched village seduces with its historical heritage, its beautiful picturesque alleys and its peaceful atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the Côte d'Azur. Discover why Sainte-Agnès is a must-see destination for lovers of authenticity and nature.
Nestled on the heights of the Pays de Fayence, the village of Tourrettes is a rare pearl of Provence. Between historical heritage, breathtaking natural landscapes, and Mediterranean lifestyle, Tourrettes offers an authentic experience for travellers looking for relaxation and discovery.
Located on the Vendée coast, Les Sables d'Olonne is an ideal destination for lovers of beaches, nature, and cultural discoveries. With its mild climate, its sandy beaches, and its multiple activities, this seaside resort seduces thousands of visitors every year. The essentials not to be missed during your stay:
France is a country of culture, literature and passion for books. From large historic brands to small independent bookstores nestled in picturesque corners, each city hides treasures where lovers of words can escape. Here is a selection of the most beautiful bookstores in France, places where sublime architecture meets the love of reading.
Located on the edge of the Canal du Midi, in a small village in Occitanie, the Somail, is a unique place for reading lovers: "Le Trouve Tout du Livre". This atypical bookstore that resembles a timeless library, houses more than 50,000 books covering all areas of literature and knowledge.
Occitanie located in the south of France is rich in diversity, it is an exceptional cultural and historical heritage. Among its many treasures, its chateaux stand out for their beauty and architecture. For lovers and enthusiasts of history, architecture or simply in search of spectacular panoramas. Let's discover and visit the extraordinary places that this region offers.
Near the Roque-Gageac, in the Dordogne you can enjoy boat trips organized with traditional Gabares boats. This walk will allow you to discover the beautiful landscapes of the Périgord, but also the four most prestigious castles of the Périgord.
Located in the peaceful countryside of Kerbourg, the Pont de Gras is a historical treasure that tells a story that is almost two millennia old. This bridge built in the Gallo-Roman era is a beautiful testimony to ancient engineering and the importance of communication routes in this once flourishing region.
Nestled in an enchanting natural setting, Kerbourg is a small Breton village that seems straight out of a fairy tale. This unique place is renowned for its charming traditional houses with thatched roofs, an architectural heritage carefully preserved. This picturesque setting attracts many visitors every year in search of authenticity and tranquility.
In the peaceful Breton countryside, the village of Kerbourg is home to an exceptional prehistoric treasure: the Neolithic dolmens, classified as a Historical Monument. These remains, dating back several millennia, testify to the ingenuity and spirituality of the peoples, who inhabited this region for almost 5000 years.
Nestled between Nice and Antibes, Cagnes-sur-Mer is an essential destination for lovers of the Côte d'Azur. With its sun-kissed beaches, rich cultural heritage and relaxed atmosphere, this charming city has everything to seduce visitors.
Nestled in the heart of the Pyrenees, Saint-Lary-Soulan is an ideal destination for holidays rich in discovery, relaxation and adventure. Whether you are a fan of winter sports, hiking in the great outdoors or simply looking for peace and quiet, this mountain village has it all.
Located in the heart of Brittany, the Armorique Regional Natural Park offers visitors an exceptional territory where nature and Breton culture meet harmoniously. Between wild landscapes, authentic villages and outdoor activities, this park is a perfect destination for a vacation in Brittany. Here's everything you need to know to explore this magnificent natural park during your stay in Brittany with Pure France.
Nestled on the Côte d'Azur, between Nice and Antibes, Cagnes-sur-Mer is a charming destination that combines magnificent beaches, rich history and a relaxing Mediterranean atmosphere. Whether you are an art lover or a water sports enthusiast, Cagnes-sur-Mer has something to offer!
The Périgord Limousin Natural Park is an essential destination for lovers of nature and French culture. Situated between the departments of Dordogne and Haute Vienne, this park of more than 180,000 hectares is a true natural gem, rich in varied landscapes, exceptional biodiversity and historical heritage.
Located in the Lot-et-Garonne department, Beauville is a charming town which seduces with its peaceful atmosphere, its picturesque streets and its historical heritage. Lovers of nature, culture, or looking for a relaxing getaway, a stay in Beauville offers a great experience.
The Loire-Anjou-Touraine regional natural park is located in the heart of the Loire valley and is an unmissable place for lovers of nature and history. This park extends over more than 270,000 hectares, between Angers and Tours and offers an impressive diversity of landscapes of fauna and flora, all in a historic setting marked by the numerous castles of the Loire.
Nestled in the heart of Lot-et-Garonne, Baleyssagues is a small village which promises visitors a stay rich in charm and authenticity. Ideal for those seeking calm and a change of scenery, this preserved hamlet offers green landscapes, vineyards as far as the eye can see and heritage treasures to discover.
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