Towns obviously bear the stamp of their history: Ajaccio majors on local lad Bonaparte, Bastia has the great citadel from when Genoa ran the island for 500 years, before flogging it to France in 1768.

Embarking on a pilgrimage to visit the wine regions of France is, more other than not, anything but low-key. Head to Burgundy, and you can sip some uber-decadent pours—with price tags to match.

Here’s a quick guide to France’s 11 most important wine regions that will give you a good head start. Newsletters Amazon Prime Day Share a News Tip Featured ...

“I chose to create and produce my brand, B. Stuyvesant Champagne, in France due to the profound inspiration drawn from the region’s rich history and expertise in champagne production,” she ...

The region around Paris, Ile de France, will remain France’s wealthiest region by a long chalk, ... History. France to return iconic Bayeux Tapestry to Britain for first time in 900 years.

France has more than 10,000 tourist-oriented wine cellars that welcome visitors. Welcome to the vineyards of France. Wine tasting events are held year-round in the French wine regions. Whether a ...