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Louis Vuitton Reopens Its Michelin-Starred Restaurant in Saint-Tropez

Chef Arnaud Donckele and chef pâtissier Maxime Frédéric are at the helm of the seasonal dining spot.

Recently awarded a Michelin star, the seasonal restaurant is returning for a third year with an updated menu.

Uncovering a Secret to the Canadian Wine Industry’s Success

Canada's French Connection is a major advantage for its wine industry.

Les vins de nouveau monde.

Chamonix’s Hotel Les Aiglons Elevates Alpine Hospitality

The hotel recently reopened after stylish renovation.

How St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur Is Made

Investigating the origins of the the do-it-all all-the-time liqueur.

An everyday elixir.

Checking Into the Parisian Hotel Inspired by the Disco Decades

A ’70s and ’80s feel defines the Hôtel Château d'Eau.

The Hôtel Château d’Eau’s bold style was designed by Necchi Architecture, who were inspired by the glamour of the ’70s and ’80s.

Château de Théoule: A Private Beach Getaway in the South of France

Sweeping views of the Bay of Cannes.

Flowering vines partially cover the stone façade, which has been sensitively restored to its former glory by architecture firm Morand Legrix in collaboration with Bâtiments de France.

Vilebrequin Now Has a Vibrant Beach Club in the French Riviera

A beach club in Cannes.

The Saint-Tropez swimsuit brand has provided beachgoers with Vilebrequin La Plage, a permanent seaside experience.

Burgundy or Bourgogne?

What’s in a wine name?

Wine authorities in Burgundy, France, have been asking us to refer to it not as Burgundy but as Bourgogne—its name in French.

World-Class Art on the Côte d’Azur

Basking in brilliance under the French Riveria sun.

The Côte d’Azur was endowed with a rich artistic heritage that continues to inspire contemporary creators.

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