France is a country that has mastered the art of the detour as an act of resistance. Enjoy exclusive itineraries to meet artisans, chefs, winemakers and producers all over the country.
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How to get lost in… Terrefort Rouergat
Detour no. 35 — Sodium percarbonate, anise syrup and a hieroglyph
Sitting between the Quercy and the Rouergue, the Terrefort, also called Terrefort Rouergat, is a tiny natural region of France located roughly within a triangle formed by th...
595 addresses across France
Since its launch, my map has kept moving forward, quietly but without slowing down. It now counts 595 addresses, split between the ones I’ve visited (258) and the ones (337) that come from my ongoing watch, the result of research still in p...
How to get lost in French Wikipedia
Giving credit where it’s due, the idea for this piece came to me from an interview with Rémy Gerbet published by Le Nouvel Obs (I’ll take the opportunity here to say how much I like Le Nouvel Obs, a weekly magazine that, while not exactly t...
How to get lost in… Nivernais
Détour n°34 — Caramels, old books and black lemon ice cream
If I had one piece of advice to give aspiring travelers, it would be not to always trust first impressions, and to go back often to places you’ve already passed through. Don’t tru...
How (and where) to french kiss
Tongue, wine, and the right distance, plus seven addresses to 'roll a shovel'
The strange thing about the French is that they’re almost as tight-lipped about telling their stories as they’re loose-lipped about kissing in the street. Out of...
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