The actor and comedian Hugh Dennis loves Bonifacio, a town with a spectacular cliff-top setting on the southern tip of Corsica.

The author and political aide explains his love for the town of Vaison-la-Romaine, in southern France.

Natasha Edwards picks out the most child-friendly places to eat, stay and see in the French capital.

What to see and where to stay during Nice carnival - a riot of flowers, noise and enormous cartoon effigies - from our local expert, Anthony Peregrine.

Lindsey McWhinnie visits Bordeaux, a French city whose culture is as tempting as its wine.

It's 600 years since the birth of Joan of Arc and Michael White follows her journey to chase the English out of France.

Paul Wade offers a cultural guide to Anjou's historic capital, a city at the heart of wine and Cointreau country.

Hopping across the Channel is perennially popular and, if you're savvy, there are bargains to be had.

Anthony Peregrine shops for a seasonal feast in south-west France.

Janet Rogers is the winner of our weekly travel writing competition for her account of picking apples in France.

We select the best Paris hotels for under £200, from the Solar Hôtel to stylish Mama Shelter.

Avignon's Hotel d'Europe is a rarefied retreat that exudes belle époque charm and is home to an award-winning restaurant.

Our France experts Anthony Peregrine and Natasha Edwards answered reader questions, including one on activities for teenagers.

Our France experts answer readers questions, including one on booking a villa in a wine-growing region.

Our France experts Anthony Peregrine and Natasha Edwards answered reader questions, including one on finding an affordable hotel in Nice

Forced revelry, hangovers and Auld Lang Syne are blissfully absent from New Year à la française.

Our expert Natasha Edwards suggests what to see as winter draws over the City of Light.

Our expert Natasha Edwards suggests what to see as winter draws over the City of Light.

Adrian Woodford offers an essential cultural guide to a picturesque town immortalised by the Impressionists.

For a new Telegraph book, Nicholas Shakespeare retraces a journey to Nazi-occupied France.

Even without a vintage car, the Twenties aren't hard to find in Paris, finds Nina Caplan.

Leonardo spent his final days in the Loire where, under the patronage of Francis I, he continued to engage in architectural and engineering projects, says Nick Trend.

Images from a new book which demonstrates that in Paris everything looks like dessert.

Telegraph Travel readers offer their tips and recommendations for the French seaside town.

The comedian had mixed experiences during a recent trip to the South of France.