By Selina Sykes
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London, UK
re you a francophile on the lookout for all things French? Or someone craving a taste of la belle vie after having recently returned from France? London could be the next best place to be! With the French consulate estimating … Continued
By Carolyne Lee
| Paris
130 years after the creation of Alliance française in Paris in 1883 – Read about Pascale de Schuyter Hualpa, Directrice of Alliance française in Paris & her passion for France et la langue française.
By Briony Kemp Griffin
| Paris, France
One day I had to take the métro but I had no tickets left. So I went to the information booth to buy a book. The receptionist asked me what I wanted. I looked at him and said “a canard [a duck], please” instead “a carnet [a book of tickets]”.
By Briony Kemp Griffin
| Paris, France
Julia, Dehong and Manuele nous racontent leur amour pour la culture française, leur enthousiasme pour apprendre la langue française et les difficultés qu’elles rencontrent.
By Aimee Thompson
| Chicago, USA
A lucky few know exactly where to go to indulge in the best macarons…
By Victoria Stone
| Sydney, Australia
If you ever find yourself in Sydney and craving a little something à la française, fear not! Here are a few authentic French haunts tucked away in Sydney for your discovering.
By Aimee Thompson
| Chicago
Have you met the ‘cronut’? If not, you should. It’s a delicious cross between two American and French pastry staples – the doughnut and croissant. You can find them in Chicago!
By Judy MacMahon
| Paris, France
Cordelia Houel studied womenswear and underwear design at Esmod Paris and now works as a production assistant for Issey Miyake. So where does she choose to spend her days and nights in Paris?
By Aimee Thompson
| Chicago, France
Bastille Day is celebrated on July 14. In Chicago, the festivities last all weekend long. Here are several ways you can toast the blue, white and red – and all things French – from Thursday, July 11 through Sunday, July 14.
By Henrietta Richer
| Paris, France
The annual Salon du livre de Paris is the number one meeting place for all bookaholics, as well as industry professionals. International stars of fiction and non-fiction talk about their new books and meet their readers, who invariably wait in line for hours to have their copy signed, dédicacé.