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From the dining room to the kitchen, Florent Linard has been honored with the Young Talent Award
Florent Linard, a self-taught chef, will receive the Young Talent Award for the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region on Monday, June 15, 2026.
10 Hotels Where You Can Live Like Royalty
From Île-de-France to Burgundy, from the Loire Valley to Provence, immerse yourself in the heart of France’s most beautiful château hotels. These getaways offer a refreshing change of pace and are truly captivating, bringing the great moments of our history to life while revealing the charms of each region—its architecture, landscapes, and culinary delights.
Where to buy a Puits d'amour? Our good places to taste it
A pastry monument born of a gallant metaphor, it's the ideal dessert for Valentine's Day, but not only. It's a historical treasure that only a handful of artisans still know how to make.
Mathieu Pérou's good addresses
Mathieu Pérou, chef at Manoir de la Régate in Nantes, is a fervent advocate of local produce. Here, he reveals five addresses where you can buy good local produce.
Hôtel château Saint-Jean: luxury, calm and renaissance
Built on the former site of a commandery of the Order of the Temple, Château Saint-Jean has a warm welcome and a historic-contemporary look. The gastronomic restaurant La Chapelle is yet another reason to visit Montluçon.
9 sauvignons tested and approved by Gault&Millau
In the 1980s, Touraine began to recognize its different terroirs, notably those of Chenonceaux, Amboise and Oisly. In the latter, Sauvignon has reigned supreme for decades, and the Touraine Oisly appellation is proud to be the only one in Touraine to produce only Sauvignon Blanc wines.
Eastern Paris: a new gastronomic destination on the outskirts of Paris
If you're looking for a delicious dinner, or even a tasty shopping spree, you don't have to stay just in Paris. New culinary experiences can be enjoyed from Vincennes to Fontainebleau. In short, to the east of the Ile-de-France region.
