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What to see and do in Marseillan in the department of Herault, Occitanie (formerly known as Languedoc Roussillon), a nautical paradise where Noilly Prat is produced, and life is lived at a gentle pace. What to see and do in Marseillan Every summer, the sleepy southern port of Marseillan erupts into a riot of colour
The Autumn 2026 issue of The Good Life France Magazine has arrived – and it’s bursting at the seams with fabulous places, photos, French savoir-faire and delicious recipes. We’re thrilled to share it with you – and as always, it is totally free: The Good Life France Magazine Autumn 2026 Come with us to Paris
Rising high above the Gardon River in the Gard, southern France, the Pont du Gard is one of the most extraordinary surviving buildings of the Roman world. Almost 2,000 years old, and almost perfectly preserved, this golden-hued structure is an engineering masterpiece and the sight of it takes your breath away. Discover the Pont du
Discover the Vallée des Belleville – this French alpine paradise is perfect for lovers of the great outdoors and great food. Refuge du Lac du Lou sits on the edge of a lake, tucked off the main valley and backed by a wall of mountains. Along with the stunning location and atmosphere in spades, the
Marseille is France’s Capital of Cool – nowhere has its finger on the pulse quite like this city. Often, when I’m travelling around France, I feel like time has stood still. That adds charm of course: walled cities, old towns with cobbled streets, turreted châteaux and — dare I say it — a Medieval reluctance to





















