The British newspaper The Times has ranked the 25 most beautiful villages in France. In first place, a little-known commune in the Basque country. Enough to inspire sunny weekends ahead… Read more!

This French town offers a captivating sensory experience with emerald waters, the scent of lavender, Michelin-starred food, ...

As The Bicester Collection celebrates 30 years, Vogue India’s Head of Editorial Content, Rochelle Pinto embarks on a journey ...

You'll likely pass by Place Masséna, the city's main square, several times while in Nice thanks to its central location. With the seafront to the south, the shopping street Avenue Jean Médecin ...

We are wrapping up another snowbird season in your fair town and want to thank you for another fun, beautiful winter. I have become a frequent critic in these pages of those who like to hurl insults ...

The Villages has ordered drone pilots to stop flying over construction sites. Several avid drone pilots have received a “cease and desist” letter from attorney William Giltinan of Carlton Fields, a ...

India successfully captured Turtuk village from Pakistan during the 1971 war, marking a pivotal moment in the region’s history. At the time of India’s Independence in 1947, Sir Cyril Radcliffe, a ...

Philippe Baptiste, France’s minister for higher education and research, described the move as worrying. “Freedom of opinion, free research and academic freedom are values we will continue to ...

On paper, France have one of the most talented squads in the competition. Headlined by Kylian Mbappe's return and Paris Saint-Germain's strong form, France should be favored to advance to the ...

Since the launch of its first polo in 1933, Lacoste has established far-reaching roots in the world of tennis, the label becoming virtually synonymous with the style of the sport. The sports-fashion ...

The real-life village that served as the site of District 12 in the hit movie franchise “The Hunger Games” has been put up for sale for $1.95 million—complete with 73 acres, a private ...

The second time the Eiffel Tower was almost destroyed was during the German occupation of France during World War II. Hitler planned to get rid of the tower, but never ended up going through with ...