Travel
From the half timbered houses of Normandy to the azure waters of the South, the diversity encountered within France is accentuated by traveling between its different regions.
6 Billion Others - People of the World 
Hearing different languages, being introduced to cultures, acknowledging their values, and looking into people's eyes will change your outlook. Yann Arthur-Bertrand aims to do just this by compiling interviews with people from around the world in 6 Billion Others. Aix en Provence, Several Seasons of Sun 
Provence has become my favorite region of France. Pleasant in all seasons, visit Aix to absorb the scene of sprawling fields of lavender beyond tile-roofed villas. Even days spent doing nothing appear eventful in the context of this southern way of life. Biking Along the Chambly Canal
Take a bike tour along the Chambly Canal - an easy day trip from Montreal. Day tripping : Normandy’s Alabaster Coast
Easily accesible from Paris, steal away from the city to lunch on fresh seafood, enjoy half-timbered architecture and explore the fairytale setting of the Alabaster Coast. Fecamp's invitingly green pastures crown milky cliffs as they branch into grandiose archways over the sea. French Culture in Nova Scotia
Passing through a decidely "Scottish" area of Canada, it´s an unexpected pleasure to enter the seaside community of Cheticamp, where you´ll meet its Acadian descendants. Isle Maurice – Where French Honeymooners Go
With cool blue water, sandy beaches, a rugged mountainous interior and the diversity of Creole and Indian cultures, Isle Maurice provides an affordable tropical getaway for those who are active and adventurous. Saintes and Gorges of the Cote d’Azur
Sainte Maxime and Saint Tropez are novel cities to visit, both offering a taste of the glamour that envelops the Cote d’Azur. In contrast, the neighboring Gorges du Verdon, Grand Canyon of Europe, presents a more sauvage scene. Train to Brussels
Aboard the TGV, french-speaking Belgium is less than an hour and a half away from Paris. Reputed for the confection of chocolate and beer, and its wealth of Art Nouveau architecture, why not steal a weekend away in Brussels?
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