Issue No. 12
Sensational cities to tiny villages, food and wine, culture and heritage. Champagne, an aristocratic saffron grower, Anger, Montparnasse, Morzeine, Carol Drinkwater shares her passion for France. Gorgeous photos and fabulous features will transport you to the heart of France in this brilliant, free magazine...
Sensational cities to tiny villages, food and wine, culture and heritage. Champagne, an aristocratic saffron grower, Anger, Montparnasse, Morzeine, Carol Drinkwater shares her passion for France. Gorgeous photos and fabulous features will transport you to the heart of France in this brilliant, free magazine...
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Credit Allanah Hagan<br />
Paris<br />
Clos de Montmartre, the Paris vineyard<br />
The Paris vineyard harvest is<br />
celebrated 5-9 October in<br />
Montmartre - it's huge fun!<br />
In Paris there are so many beautiful parks and gardens in which to take an<br />
autumnal stroll. Take the famous Jardin des Tuilieries located between the<br />
Louvre and Place de la Concorde - the park was opened to the public in the 17th<br />
century; it has terraces and a central vista which runs down the Grand Axe<br />
through circular and hexagonal ponds. The gardens are dotted with beautiful<br />
statues. Jardin du Luxembourg is a true family park with is merry-go-round,<br />
pony rides, ice cream sellers, puppet shows and more. Parc des Buttes-<br />
Chaumont is a hidden gem, located in the 19th arroundissement, it is one of<br />
Paris’ most magical spots. Paris is also home to a vineyard, tucked away in<br />
Montmartre! If you are staying in Paris for a few days it would be worth taking a<br />
mini cruise along the Seine to Giverny to see the wonderful Monet gardens.
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