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05:21
Lost in Francelation: Dijon a surprising city!
What’s Dijon got besides a lot of mustard? Plenty, as Dan discovers during the city’s 4/14 festival celebrating the 4th of July in America and Bastille Day in France. We’ll take in the food, music, sights, and of course mustard during a tour of the city at its festive best!
05:53
Lost in Francelation: Getting the Royal Treatment in Reims
Reims is more than just the capitol of Champagne. It's also a famous spot that's been linked to everyone from France's kings, to Joan of Arc, to General Eisenhower and John D. Rockefeller! So, what's there to do in this historic city with modern flair? Follow Kim as she gets the royal treatment on a tour of Reims!
05:26
Lost in Francelation: Living la Vie en Rose in Toulouse
What does it take to live la vie en rose? Well, la ville rose is the perfect place to find out! Join Kim for a tour of Toulouse, the “pink city,” for a special look at local cuisine, unique shopping spots, nighttime concerts, and everything else you need to make life a little rosier!
05:20
Lost in Francelation: Rennes Brittany's Capital
What’s so special about Rennes? Well, for starters, it’s the capital Brittany, which is the only region in France with Celtic heritage. Kim samples the city’s food, culture, and sights to find out how Rennes has managed to hang on to its Celtic past all these years while still remaining uniquely French.
04:24
The Loire Valley by Bicycle
"The Loire Valley is often called the ""Valley of the Kings,"" and for good reason: there are about 1,000 chateaux scattered along the Loire, which is the longest river in France. The best way to take in all the history, scenery, and magic this region has to offer is by bike, which allows you to stop and go as you please. Join Kim as she gets the royal treatment riding through the lovely Loire Valley! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
03:22
A Very Stylish Spring in Paris
"Spring can often pose an age-old problem: a closet full of clothes, but nothing to wear! Maybe it’s time to head to Paris for some shopping at the world-famous Printemps department store! In this episode, our Francelator takes us on stylish tour of the historic retail mecca to sample the best in clothes, shoes, and even champagne – all with a little help from her personal shoppers, of course. And luckily, Kim’s discovered the best way to get there: L’Avion, the first airline to exclusively service the New York-Paris route. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the flight! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:27
Starry-eyed in Aix en Provence
"Aix en Provence. Sounds just like the setting for a movie, doesn’t it? Well, it feels like one, too! Any image of the South of France that your mind can conjure up is likely to be found in real life in picture-perfect Aix en Provence. Whether it’s outdoor markets selling local vegetables and cheeses, relaxing spa treatments and strolls down picturesque streets, or scenery fit for a Cézanne painting, the Provence of the silver screen comes to life in Aix. Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:58
Paris or London? Try both!
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05:10
Let's make some wine!
In this episode, our Francelator discovers the process of making wine. He is taken around Burgundy region by Brendan Moore: in a vineyard in St-Bris-le-Vineux, and in the neighboring towns of Chablis and Beaune. It is a very busy time in the vineyards, because this is the time of Vendange, or Harvest... Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:31
Travel through time in southern France
History is alive and well in southern France, and still inspiring intrigue! A trip to the neighboring regions of Languedoc-Roussillon and Provence whisks us all the way back to Roman times, through the middle ages, and up to modern day with visits to some of the most famous and historic sites in Montpellier, Avignon, and beyond. After discovering the stunning Pont-du-Gard aqueduct, the Gothic-style Popes’ Palace, and the famous outdoor theater festival in Avignon, you just may realize living in the past isn’t such a bad thing after all! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:20
Finding in Savoir Vivre in Bordeaux
Come on a journey to the wonderful Cities of France. Our Francelator takes on the thankless task (OK, maybe it's not that bad!) of exploring the good life in Bordeaux, all so you too can learn the art of French living. So, let us begin with Bordeaux,a city of wine and architecture, and the first in a series of 25 French Cities that will take you to new sights and sounds. Enjoy, as you experience the CITIES OF FRANCE.Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog onhttp://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570France tourism video series
03:19
Searching for Prince Charmant
Unforgettable Impressions from the Loire: 1. The Hotel Diderot where we all stayed is really special, like a fairy-tale cottage in one of the Loire Valley's most beautiful towns - Chinon. Sigh... make a reservation at www.hoteldiderot.com 2. That you can *STAY* in the Abbaye de Fontevraud. Yes, they have ROOMS. I'd actually put that first on my list. The Abbaye de Fontevraud was my favorite place on the whole shoot, it's really remarkable. 3. Every year the town of Brissac has a flower festival that the Marquis sponsors. If you'd like to catch a glimpse of the Marquis himself, visit Brissac for their annual festival of flowers, at the beginning of April. Check my Picks! 4. The miles and miles of walking trails that wind through the forests of Chenonceau...Who knows, you might run into a Knight in Shining armour! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:04
The Francelator Bordeaux Biking Odyssey
Between the Tour de France, Bastille Day (the Fête Nationale – France’s Independence Day), and the numerous summertime activities awaiting you, it’s no wonder France has such a festive air each July. In this episode, Sheri Sauter Morano, Master of Wine and Wines of France Spokesperson, sends our Francelator on a bicycle trip through Bordeaux in search of wine, parties, relaxation, and of course the world’s most famous bike race! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
05:09
Giving Thanks for Beaujolais Wines
In France, every day is like Thanksgiving! This is a culture that knows how to celebrate everyday life with friends, family, and of course lots of perfectly paired food and wine. Join Dan in the Rhône-Alpes region, where he discovers the diverse culture and cuisine of the city of Lyon, and develops a taste for the area’s delicious Beaujolais wines. As Master of Wine and Wines of France Spokesperson Sheri Sauter Morano will teach you, they’re the perfect complement to everything from a traditional Lyonnaise meal to – you guessed it – your own Thanksgiving turkey! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:27
Languedoc Roussillon : a Michelin-approved Cooking Lesson
Fine food is one of France’s most honored traditions, and here in Languedoc-Roussillon, it’s certainly a matter of local pride. Join Dan on a mouth-watering gastronomical tour of this region of southern France, which is home to at least 10 Michelin-starred restaurants and also happens to be the most productive wine region in the world. We’ll treat you to behind-the-scenes tours of some of the area’s most famous restaurants, guided by the world-famous chefs who run them. And of course we’ll stop to taste the delicacies of the region along the way. Bon appétit! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
03:20
Languedoc Roussillon : Crossing the Roads of History
Sure, the south of France is known for its singular beauty. But it’s also got thousands of years of histoire! Here in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, the city of Nîmes’ past is evident in its ancient Roman amphitheater, once a popular venue for gladiator matches. A stroll through town reveals narrow cobbled streets, where Hercules himself is rumored to once have roamed. And just outside town, we’ll discover an abbey built in 804 A.D. and take a walk along the Canal du Midi, a world-famous destination for pleasure cruisers that connects the French Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean. You don’t need a time machine to explore the history of this region – just your trusty Francelator! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
05:00
Languedoc Roussillon : Modern Art’s Footsteps
Looking for a little artistic inspiration? You’re sure to find it here in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, whose beauty has inspired even the likes of Chagall, Matisse, and Picasso. Join Dan as he discovers works by these masters and many more at the Modern Art Museum of Ceret. Then, we’ll take a walk in their famous footsteps, with stops at one of Picasso’s favorite cafés, and even Matisse’s house. You just might be inspired to create a masterpiece of your own! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
04:46
What Makes Montpellier Tick?
Here in the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region, you’ll discover a little piece of another world. Come take a walk through the town’s center, which is open only to pedestrian traffic – no cars allowed – and hums with terrace cafés, shopping, and parks. Then, soak up some culture with an impromptu performance at the city’s opera house. We’ll even get a crash course in the traditional French game of Pétanque from some locals. You’ll be amazed how fresh and exciting this thousand-year-old city can be! Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series
05:58
What's the big deal about bubbly?
What’s the big deal about bubbly? What makes Champagne the very special, and very chic beverage it has become? There is truly no better way to celebrate -- but our Francelator wants to know why! Join Dan as Sheri Sauter Morano, Master of Wines and Wines of France spokesperson, sends him through the beautiful land of Champagne in northern France, home to this most superb of sparkling wines... "Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog on http://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570 France tourism video series"
04:39
Breathtaking Brittany
Here I am in Brittany, a region of France famous for its rugged and wild coastline. Just two hours from Paris on the high-speed TGV train, the region is known for its tiny villages and its three distinct coasts, each with its own unique colors and landscape. Here in Brittany, the transparent ocean wavers between blue and green; rocks of a warm, rosy orange have inspired many poets; and the historic cities of Saint Malo and Dinan provide a charming link to France’s past. Come along as we discover everything there is to do, see, and of course eat in breathtaking Brittany!Go ahead and take a look at our complete vlog onhttp://us.franceguide.com/edito.html?NodeID=931&EditoID=88570France tourism video series