Abbey of Saint-Gilles
A monastery in southern France traditionally founded by Saint Giles, this UNESCO-listed abbey is a significant waystation on…
A monastery in southern France traditionally founded by Saint Giles, this UNESCO-listed abbey is a significant waystation on…
A rock shelter in southwestern France that defined the Magdalenian culture of the Upper Paleolithic and later hosted…
A 12th-century Romanesque cathedral in southwestern France, Agen stands as a UNESCO-recognized waypoint on the pilgrimage routes to…
Medieval episcopal city in southern France, dominated by the fortress-like Cathedral Sainte-Cécile and home to the world's finest…
A fortress-cathedral built in red brick after the Cathar wars overlooks the Tarn, while the adjoining bishop's palace…
A fortified cathedral city in southern France whose striking red-brick architecture and medieval Episcopal quarter earned UNESCO recognition…
Alençon lace, called the Queen of lace, is a needle craft of exquisite finesse refined in 17th-century France.
The Plateau de Valensole is a vast limestone tableland in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department of southeastern France, rising between…
One of Paris's oldest English-speaking churches, the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity serves the Anglican community and…
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