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Why wines from southern Corsica remain so secret
In Corsica, viticulture is a historic economic pillar. Just under 6,000 hectares of vines (half of them PDO) are cultivated all along its coasts. In the department of Corse-du-Sud, Figari and Porto-Vecchio, two geographical denominations within the regional Corsican PDO, are located in the extreme southeast of the island. These small-scale appellations reflect the island's identity, thanks to traditional grape varieties and passionate winemakers.
PACA's 5 most beautiful waterfront hotels
The experts at Gault&Millau have selected the finest waterfront hotels on the Mediterranean. From Saint-Tropez to Bonifacio, a change of scenery is guaranteed.
Where to eat good risotto in France?
Fancy a good risotto? These addresses, from Paris to Nice via Avignon, won't disappoint.
8 hotels for incredible views
Overlooking the ocean, their backs pressed up against the rocks of the Corniche or perched atop a monolith of glass and steel... These hotels all have one thing in common: they place the landscape at the forefront of luxury.
Group wellness breaks: 10 exceptional spa hotels in France
Far from the clinical silence of individual spas, a new breed of hoteliers is reinventing self-care through group energy. Social saunas, dawn rituals and choreographed immersions: a selection of ten ports of call where disconnection is now lived in the plural.
Hotels with infinity pools: where to dive into luxury?
Where the water melts into the horizon, these exceptional hotels invite you to immerse yourself in a world of sky and sea, lakes and mountains. Here's a selection of the finest hotels with infinity pools, where bathing reaches new heights of luxury.
