The Carnac standing stones are one of the largest and oldest prehistoric sites in Europe, with over 3,000 megaliths (menhirs) spread across several fields. Dating back to around 4,500 BC, the stones are arranged in rows, circles, and clusters. Researchers are still unclear about their purpose. You can learn more about these intriguing structures at the nearby Musée de Préhistoire.
Normandy is a region where history and natural beauty meet. Stand atop dramatic cliffs, stroll through medieval streets, and relax…
Watch this short clip in French. The clip starts at 2:15 (in case it doesn’t automatically start there). I highly recommend…
5. Views from Rue du Mont Cenis Rue du Mont Cenis has some of the best views in Montmartre. This…
France has world-famous events like Bastille Day and the Cannes Film Festival, but there are many quirky and lesser-known festivals…
In this issue of Street French, we look at 5 fun and handy expressions used in everyday French life: Below,…
Watch this short clip in French. The clip should start at 2:49 (in case it doesn’t). I highly recommend you first…