France wants to ask non-EU travelers to pay more to visit national monuments and museums such as Louvre from January 2026.

Provence and the Luberon National Park, Château La Coste stretches across more than 600 acres of organically farmed vineyard, ...

From its fabled châteaux and flower-filled villages to the fêted river at its heart, the magic of the Loire Valley never ...

Visiting the Louvre is about to get more expensive for Canadian tourists. According to French news outlet Le Monde, non-European tourists will be req… ...

In 2016, footage of the Château de Chambord surrounded by the flooded Cosson River made headlines worldwide. Tucked between two branches of the Indre River, the Château d'Azay-le-Rideau also ...

The Château de Chambord, commissioned by the 25-year-old King François I in the early 16th century to show off the splendour of the French monarchy, is probably the most iconic Loire château.

Beginning January 1, 2026, several of France’s most iconic museums and monuments—including the Louvre, the Château de Versailles, the Château de Chambord and the Arc de Triomphe—will raise ...

Versailles, Chambord, and the National Monuments Center are about to introduce price scales in 2026.

The first production Concorde named ’Sierra Bravo’ has received historic monument status from the French government to recognize the aircraft's significance.

A French chateau wedding is hard to beat for elegance and romance. “French chateaux are renowned for their historical significance and architectural beauty, offering an exclusive and private ...