Exploring Bourges: A Hidden French Gem, Episode 517
Uncover the hidden gems of Bourges, a historic city in central France. Explore its rich history, beautiful architecture, and cultural attractions.
Hidden Gems of the Loire Valley: Lesser-Known Chateaux You Must Visit, Episode 516
Discovering Angers on a Day Trip from Paris, Episode 511
Discover the charm of Angers, a hidden gem in France. Explore its rich history, culture, and stunning sights on a day trip from Paris.
In Search of Joan of Arc in the Loire Valley, Episode 448
For this trip report we search for Joan of Arc in the Loire Valley with Kim Loftus. She loves to discover the places where Joan walked and had a great time in the Loire Valley.
Visiting the Loire Valley Without a Car, Episode 432
Do you want to visit the Loire Valley without a car? Can it be done? Definitely! Listen to Claire Ramsdell explain how she did it!
A Dream Trip to France Becomes a Reality, Episode 424
Nicole Morin Scribner made a dream trip to France become a reality and as a French-Canadian-American this meant a lot to her. Listen so you hear the tips she shares to make your own dream trip to France even better!
Nantes, Between Loire and Brittany, Episode 383
Nantes is a beautiful city at the intersection of the Loire Valley and Brittany. Listen to this episode to hear about the best of Nantes for visitors.
5 Things You Must Do in the Marais Poitevin, Episode 321
Have you heard of the Marais Poitevin or Venise Verte? It's tucked away in the West of France near the Atlantic ocean and Annie and Elyse love it!
Starting a New Life in the Mayenne, Episode 320
The Mayenne department in France is tucked between Paris and Normandy, off the beaten track and yet full of charm. In this episode Sarah Smith shares her experience moving to France and some of her favorite things to do around her new home.
A Slice of Life in the Hilltop Village of Sancerre, Episode 304
Sometimes you feel like settling down somewhere for a month and get to know an area. You may want to do that again the following year, and the year after that. That's how my guest discovered Sancerre.