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Our new Savoir-Faire section aims to give you know-how on doing all sorts of things in France. And for starters, Sue Ennis advises how to move if you've bought a French home or holiday property.

Beautiful beaches, belfries, stunning works of art, a fascinating wartime history and captivating Flemish towns... just a few of the attractions of Nord-Pas de Calais. Carmen Konopka explores this region of France which can be reached in just an hour or two.

There's far more to the Camargue than black bulls, white horses and pink flamingos! Gillian Thornton takes an inside view of France's largest wetland area.

There's more to Monaco than its Grand Prix, gambling and high life... Paul Willson goes to look at its glorious gardens.

Next year will mark the 750th anniversary of the consecration and dedication of Chartres Cathedral, one of the first World Heritage Sites to be recognised by UNESCO, reports John Hannavy.

Taking a fresh look at French landscapes through an exhibition that's on at the National Gallery, London, until September 20.

In his book 'Ripailles' chef Stéphane Reynaud dishes up some great recipes inspired by his childhood memories of Sunday lunch.

Voltaire was one of the most internationally famous French figures of the 18th century – we visit his favourite home to find out why.

It's possible to travel from the English Channel to the Mediterranean on French canals and waterways – as well as lots of other places! These are a few of our favourites.

Carmen Konopka explores this historic town with an architectural heritage that dates back to Gallo-Roman times.