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European Heritage Days Open French Landmarks to the Public

Historic chateaux, ministries and cultural sites across France have opened their doors for the annual European Heritage Days, drawing large numbers of visitors to normally restricted locations.
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Lyon Food Festivals Celebrate Regional Gastronomic Traditions

Culinary organisations across Lyon are staging food festivals centred on traditional French cuisine, attracting local diners and international visitors to the city’s gastronomic...

Paris Fashion Houses Prepare Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collections

Designers, models and international fashion media are arriving in Paris as major houses complete preparations for upcoming spring and summer runway shows.

Bordeaux and Burgundy Begin Autumn Grape Harvests

Wine producers in Bordeaux and Burgundy have started the seasonal harvest, with growers reporting favourable grape quality despite the effects of intense summer heat.

French Universities Begin New Academic Year

Higher-education institutions across France are welcoming students back for the new academic year with updated courses and administrative arrangements.

French Property Tax Notices Arrive Ahead of October Payment Deadlines

Property owners are receiving their 2026 tax notices, with most payments due by October 15 or October 20 depending on the payment method used. ([impots.gouv.fr][13])

French Regions Begin Autumn Vaccination Campaigns

Regional health authorities are launching seasonal vaccination and public-information programs aimed at protecting vulnerable groups from respiratory viruses during the colder m...

Air France Named World’s Best First Class Airline at Skytrax Awards

Air France’s La Première service has won the World’s Best First Class Airline award at the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards, alongside additional honours for lounge dining and ...

French Maritime Authorities Increase Patrols in Western Fishing Zones

Coast guard and maritime gendarmerie units are stepping up surveillance along western fishing grounds to enforce catch quotas and other commercial fishing regulations.

Marseille Expands Urban Parks and Coastal Protection Areas

City authorities in Marseille are adding green spaces and strengthening coastal conservation measures to support biodiversity and provide more recreational areas for residents.

Nantes and Toulouse Expand Protected Cycling Networks

Municipal authorities in Nantes and Toulouse are accelerating construction of protected cycle lanes and mobility hubs as they seek to reduce congestion and encourage lower-emiss...

Long-Distance Electric Vehicle Travel Rises on French Motorways

Chargemap data show increased use of highway charging infrastructure during the summer as more French motorists use electric vehicles for longer-distance journeys.
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