Today we're talking about cooking French! The French language contains lots of words about food and cooking, and many of the words we also use in Swedish - either as they are or in a Swedishised version. Join us on a tasty language journey!
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We highly recommend visiting La Couvertoirade in France, if you are driving in the neighbourhood. This well-preserved fortified town was once owned by the Knights Templar, and is now a popular destination filled with charming little restaurants and shops. Coming here is like stepping straight into the Middle Ages!
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Millaubron in France, or Millau Viaduct as it is called in French, is Europe's highest bridge. When built, it was the world's highest road bridge in terms of overall structural height, and the tallest of the pylons measures an impressive 343 metres.
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Visiting the Gorges du Tarn in France is simply amazing. This canyon, which encloses the Tarn River, is magically beautiful. If you like nature and great views - this is heaven!
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What is it like to shop in French supermarkets? One thing we really enjoy when travelling is browsing in grocery stores. When travelling by motorhome, we cook most of our meals in the car, which means we are constantly buying groceries. Here we share our experiences of food shopping in France.
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Visiting La Romieu in France! We were looking for a campsite with a washing machine and were surprised by a charming village with a pilgrimage route, Unesco heritage and a medieval legend about cats. What's more, the campsite turned out to be a real gem!
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What to see and do in Bordeaux? This French city is mainly known for its wines and is often referred to as the 'wine capital of the world'. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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What is it like to visit Dune du Pilat in France? Located on the coast of Bordeaux, this dune is the largest in Europe. And that's saying a lot - this dune is huge!
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What to see and do in Saint-Émilion, France? This small historic town, found just outside Bordeaux, is completely surrounded by vineyards. In this cosy little gem, you can both discover historical sights and enjoy great wines.
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If you like historical places and charming alleys, like out of a fairy tale, then we highly recommend visiting Chateau de Beynac in France. This is a historically interesting place with a high cosiness factor!
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