The Château de Blois is a true architectural masterpiece, on which different eras have left their mark. A visual ballet of styles ranging from medieval Gothic to the flamboyant Renaissance unfolds across the different wings of the castle. Each facade tells a story, reflecting the tastes of the kings and queens who have resided here over the centuries.
In the heart of the Loire Valley, where French history and elegance were omnipresent, stands majestically the Château d'Amboise. Witness to centuries of history, this royal castle enchants visitors with its remarkable architecture, picturesque gardens and close ties to iconic figures of the Renaissance.
France, a country of historic chateaux, offers visitors another architectural gem: the Château de Chenonceau. Nestled in the Loire Valley, this iconic castle tells a fascinating tale blending love, art and political influence.
The Château de Monstoreau - Museum of Contemporary Art houses the world's largest collection of works from the Art and Language movement. It is located in the Loire Valley, classified as a world heritage site by UNESCO, in Maine-et-Loire in the town of Montsoreau between Angers and Tours.
Located twelve kilometres from Sarlat, Domme is one of the most beautiful bastides in the southwest and one of the jewels of Périgord. In the 19th century, the Dordogne ceased to be a route of passage and trade and therefore of conflict. Domme remains away from major road and rail routes: a less flourishing but also calmer place which favors the preservation of an exceptional heritage.
From July 26th to August 11th, 2024, the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will take place throughout France. A global event long awaited by thousands of viewers. 2024 is the Games for all of France. The football tournament is played in six provincial stadiums: Bordeaux, Nantes, Lyon, Saint-Etienne, Nice and Marseille. All handball matches are played in the European Metropolis of Lille and sailing sails on the Mediterranean, in Marseille.
At the beginning of December, Lyon is adorned with beautiful illuminations for the Festival of Lights. Each year, a new edition is offered for the Festival of Lights, with around thirty works offered throughout the city of Lyon. Let's find out where the Festival of Lights comes from...
Cornouaille today concerns nearly four generations of festival-goers. Marked by its anchoring to a region, a city and the culture of which it has become over the decades, an unmissable meeting place. The festival has become a symbol: its history and its evolution are linked to those of Brittany and the Breton people.
The Avignon Festival is one of the most prestigious and influential festivals in the world. It is a major event which takes place every year in July in the city of Avignon, in Provence in the South of France. It was founded in 1947 by the director Jean Vilar and aims to promote the performing arts, particularly theatre.
France is full of emblematic monuments offering cultural and architectural diversity across the country. Let's discover some of the jewels located in different regions: The Pont du Gard in Occitanie, the Pont Valentré, the Millau Viaduct and Mont Saint-Michel...
Château Montagnac located in Hérault in Occitanie can accommodate up to 15 people with its 10 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Located 10 minutes from the Mediterranean coast, this magnificent renovated chateau on a 3-hectare wine estate with formal gardens, private swimming pool and private tennis court.
France is famous for its wine and is home to picturesque wine villages that captivate wine lovers and travelers seeking cultural discovery. Nestled in the heart of the vineyards, certain villages offer a unique experience combining exquisite tastings, captivating landscapes and wine traditions.
During this time of sharing, the Pure France team takes the opportunity to share their Christmas wishes. Have a wonderful Christmas time. Spend special moments with the ones you love. Festive joy and celebrate the beginning of a new year. Best wishes for the New Year! Pure France.
The Dordogne has many majestic castles, each one as beautiful as the next and witnesses to the history that spans the centuries. Each stone, each tower, tells a story and offers visitors a captivating journey through time. Let's discover some emblematic castles of the Dordogne with a glorious past.
France is full of beautiful medieval villages which have preserved their architectural and cultural heritage over the centuries. These picturesque villages offer a real journey back in time with their cobbled streets, stone houses, Gothic churches and fortified castles. Discover a selection of villages in France to plan your next getaways whether you are passionate about history, culture, architecture or looking for calm and serenity.
Located about twenty minutes from Brantôme, ideal for a family stroll or a getaway. It is a pretty medieval village classified among the most beautiful villages in France where calm is guaranteed. The history of Saint-Jean de Côle is linked to that of the Marthonie castle from the 12th and 15th centuries. This monument is classified but not open to visitors, you can still admire it from the terrace of a restaurant, Place Saint Jean, where it dominates.
Pure France recommends Ohia Concept as a place to have a coffee and/or brunch in Perpignan. Ohia Concept is friendly, the decoration vintage, a boutique area offers clothing, decorative objects and even groceries. To discover.
La Roque-Gageac is an enchanting village clinging to a cliff overlooking the Dordogne river. Nestled in the southwest of France, this picturesque gem combines timeless medieval charm, fascinating architecture and a spectacular natural setting.
Discover Rocamadour, a medieval marvel clinging to the side of a cliff in the Dordogne valley. This village seduces travelers with its architecture, its chapels and its breathtaking panorama. Emblematic site of the Lot, vertical and majestic, with its castle which extends over several floors.
The Pyrénées is a popular mountain range between France and Spain, offering a multitude of experiences not to be missed. Whether you are a nature, history or adventure lover, here are some must-see attractions not to be missed during your stay.
Le village de Noël du Barcarès ouvrira ses portes le 18 novembre 2023 et ce jusqu'au 7 janvier 2024. Une balade enchanteresse pour les petits comme les grands. Situé autour du parc du Lydia, en bord de plage et du fameux bateau, l'endroit est tout simplement fabuleux.
Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges is a perched village surrounded by ramparts which merge with the rock. Stroll through its streets lined with noble houses. There you can visit Sainte-Marie Cathedral, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site on the paths to Santiago de Compostela. Its origin dates back to the Middle Ages, where it was enriched until the 16th century with decorative elements, such as the choir of wooden stalls.
Enjoy music, theatre and dance in the South of France at the 2024 Carcassonne International Festival. A festival of performing arts with international acts performing in venues all over the city. The main venue is the Théâtre Jean-Deschamps, a small amphitheatre within the walls of the citadel with a great atmosphere and a fabulous view from every seat.
The Pyrénées are home to many picturesque villages, offering their unique charm, between mountainous landscapes, architecture and a warm atmosphere. Let's discover the French villages that deserve to be discovered: Saint-Lary Soulan, Saint-Savin, Cauterets and Campan, an authentic village...
Brittany, land of legends, steep sides, picturesque towns and rich culture, Brittany is a destination in its own right. For those who yearn for an authentic adventure, you can discover a journey through this fascinating region. Discover breathtaking landscapes, unique flavours, immerse yourself in the heart of a rich history.
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