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Beausoleil, on the border with Monaco
The history of Beausoleil is very closely linked to that of Monaco. Pursuing its economic boom throughout the second half of the 19th century, the Principality had a positive influence on the entire surrounding area. The commune of Beausoleil came into existence on April 10th, 1904, born of the development of land close to Monaco and the creation of La Turbie’s independence... Lire la suite >>

Lorgues, a town on a human scale

Reached via the departmental roads 10 and 50, this town in the Var is home to close on 9,000 residents. It stands at an altitude of 210 metres, in the midst of a valley. Equidistant from the Mediterranean shore and the Verdon Gorges, this lovely undulating commune in the centre of the Var gives priority to nature... Lire la suite >>

Hendaye, on the frontier with Spain

Bordered to the north by the Bay of Biscay and La Bidassoa to the south, this town in the Basque province of Le Labourd, accessible by train and motorway, boasts a beach 3.5 km long. The economy of this address with 15,370 inhabitants is closely linked to the presence of the frontier between France and Spain... Lire la suite >>


A go-ahead area south of Aix-en-Provence
The southern part of this highly-prized town in the Bouches-du-Rhône has various facets including protected woodland and pools of employment. A tour of Pont-de-L’Arc, Luynes, Les Milles, Le Tholonet and Le Montaiguet..... Lire la suite >>

Saint-Malo and Dinard, head for the Côte d’Émeraude !

The first, known for its ramparts and strategic location on the Channel, is undoubtedly one of the towns drawing the highest number of visitors in Brittany. The second lies to the west, on the left bank of the River Rance. A trip to the “Emerald Coast”, a charming nickname coined by Eugène Herpin in reference to the colour of the sea in this part of Brittany... Lire la suite >>

Vaison-la-Romaine, the charm of a Provençal “cité”

This well-known address in the upper part of the Vaucluse extends over an area of 6,175 acres. 6,420 people live “intra-muros”, 14,000 within the canton crossed by the Ouvèze, a tributary of the Rhône. Surrounded by hills, forests, pinewoods and vineyards, the locality lies in the shadow of Mount Ventoux... Lire la suite >>


The centre of Montpellier
The historic heart of the capital of L’Hérault, L’Écusson owes its name to its shape recalling an old French shield. Boulevards have replaced the medieval moats which once surrounded the protective city walls. Yet it’s now hard to restrict the centre to the old enclave. Focus on a neighbourhood undergoing considerable expansion..... Lire la suite >>

Les Carmes, an historic neighbourhood in Toulouse

Once crossed by the Roman “cardo”, or north-south thoroughfare, Les Carmes is laid out around an old market-hall and convent, since transformed into a market and outdoor car-park. The Rue des Filatiers, a main road running through the area, still bears the traces of the Pink City’s legal past, while Les Couteliers and Apollinaire recall its history in arts and crafts... Lire la suite >>

Villeurbanne, at the gateway to Lyon

This town in the Rhône region, benefiting from the metro, two tramlines and a trolleybus, stands on the left bank of the river at the edge of Lyon’s 3rd “arrondissement”, between the Parc de la Tête d’Or, Bron and Vaulx-en-Velin. 145,150 residents share this neighbourhood, home to the second largest population in the “département”... Lire la suite >>


Pornic, a highly-prized address on the Côte de Jade
While it draws 100,000 visitors a day at the peak of the summer season, half of them owning holiday homes, the lovely Pornic is also a lively commune all year round. From 1850 onwards, this town on the Côte de Jade has endowed itself with luxury villas and houses with lots of character. All desirable residences for a well-heeled middle class..... Lire la suite >>

Mérignac, a forward-looking town

Part of Bordeaux’s greater urban area, Mérignac, a commune with 67,400 inhabitants, offers a large job pool mainly focusing on high technology, the aerospace industry and medical research. Lying west of the prefecture, it is the second largest town in the Gironde... Lire la suite >>

Annecy, a town with lots of appeal

Often called the “Venice of the Alps” because of the three waterways that flow through its historic neighbourhood, the prefecture of Savoy stands on the shores of the lake, 41 km from Geneva, 50 km from Chambéry. It is home to close on 50,400 people intra-muros, 215,700 in its urban area... Lire la suite >>

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