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April 24, 2025

DESPITE Brexit's best efforts, France continues to be one of our favourite holiday destinations.

Of the 100 million international visitors to the Gallic nation last year, Brits made up a significant number.

Vicinity is one factor - but the love affair runs much deeper. The landscapes are a big draw ranging from sparkling, chateaux-lined rivers to mountains draped in a light worshipped by artists. Food also plays a crucial role in bringing visitors back.

Then there’s the desire to sample the joie de vivre for laid-back living.

Here are a few more reasons to knock on our neighbour's doors this summer.

Cultural happenings in French Flanders

While the Louvre in Paris is about to undergo a major renaissance as part of a much-needed revamp, its little sister 300km north in Lens is firing on all cylinders.

The Galerie du Temps at the Louvre-Lens recently underwent a transformation in a bid to shed new light on its permanent collection of works.

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