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What will be the cultural high points of 2012? The runaway success this year of such exhibitions as L’aventure des Stein’, Van Dongen and Edvard Munch will be a hard act to follow. InnerFrance gives you the low-down on coming …[+]

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His father wanted him to be an accountant, he wanted to be a chef. But not just any old chef - Michel Portos has been named Chef of the Year 2012 by the GaultMillau guide. Originally from Marseille, and having worked with a number of top …[+]

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La Baie de la Somme - a favourite holiday destination for Parisians looking for a breath of fresh air. Less than two hours from the capital, Somme Bay offers spectacular scenery and …[+]

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Aubrac is a place of transhumance and summer pastures, and cows aren’t the only ones who are just passing through: pilgrims can be seen making their way through the flocks to far-off Santiago de Compostela. In the early morning, the little village of Aubrac suddenly looms out of the fog like a …[+]

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Its official name is the GR34. Over 1,700 kilometers long, it follows the Brittany coast from La Baule in the south to the Mont Saint-Michel in the north. But no-one round here calls it anything other than the ‘sentier des douaniers’ or …[+]