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Our top 10 designer hotels in France
Nestled in the heart of Paris, Arles or the Provencal countryside, each of these hotels bears the signature of a great designer. The result? Places that resemble true works of art, without ever abandoning the spirit of hospitality.
Salive: gourmet walks that reinvent the way to discover Paris
In Paris, Salive offers a new way to discover the city. Instead of a guided food tour, it's a self-guided stroll to stroll and taste, following an itinerary suggested on a beautifully drawn map.
Chicory: the comeback of a forgotten root
Neglected for several decades, associated with the image of a "war drink", chicory is now back on our plates and in our cups. Discover a root that has nothing to envy to coffee.
Wine labels: what's the difference?
Organic, biodynamic, Vin Méthode Nature: what do the labels on wine bottles really mean? Here's how.
Julien Gatillon inaugurates Au Bon Lait with an original creation
Julien Gatillon unveils his new Au Bon Lait house with an original creation, born of a secret recipe and the Haute-Savoie region. A first step in a gourmet adventure dedicated to Megève milk.
Sylvain Huet, the sake dancer
Between dance, aikido and sake tastings, Sylvain Huet transforms each experience into a path of excellence and sharing, becoming a veritable living bridge between France and Japan, between body and culture.
Christian Le Squer in 5 courses
Christian Le Squer, chef at Le Cinq restaurant in Paris, talks to Gault&Millau about five emblematic creations from his career, which continue to mark his cuisine with its Breton roots.
Grandeur, intimacy and well-being: the Royal Champagne experience
Ten kilometers from Épernay, perched at an altitude of 350 m, the Royal Champagne opens out over the vineyards and hills of the Marne Valley, offering guests an incredibly relaxing and sparkling experience.
With white, red goes out the window
Buoyed by French consumers' new expectations for fresh, light wines, white wines are experiencing an unprecedented craze. By 2023, white wines will have overtaken reds in terms of volume, and are reshaping part of the French winegrowing landscape.
Michel Roth and Danny Khezzar sign the new TGV Lyria map
TGV Lyria, the line dedicated to journeys between France and Switzerland, has unveiled its new autumn-winter menu. The menu is the work of two chefs: Michel Roth and Danny Khezzar. Together, they have created a menu that is a far cry from the classic meals usually found on trains.
8 legendary hotels to stay in France
They have played host to politicians, aristocrats and film icons, inspired novels, films and pictorial masterpieces... These 5-star hotels, each in their own way, tell a part of the story of luxury à la française. Behind their monumental doors, the charm still works: tassel chandeliers, gilded woodwork, mosaic pools and breathtaking views perpetuate the magic of these places.
Belgian praline: small in size, huge in reputation
Say "chocolate" and the whole world immediately thinks of Belgium. But our real specialty? Praline. Because while our country doesn't grow cocoa, it excels, better than anyone else, in the art of transforming this precious bean into an irresistible temptation.
