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Boulogne-sur-Mer: Great destination on France’s north coast

Boulogne-sur-Mer: Great destination on France’s north coast

If you’re looking for a great travel destination, it’s tough to go wrong with France’s North Coast. From Bretagne’s pink granite coast to the famed beaches of Normandy to the medieval streets of Honfleur, you can find unforgettable experiences. One of the best destinations, however, is Boulogne-sur-Mer, a hilly seaside […]

November 15, 2024 ×

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Over 10,000 American service members were laid to rest at the magnificent cemetery located near St. Avold, France.

Lorraine American Cemetery: remembering fallen US heroes

Story and photos by Thomas Warner, Contributing writer

Now more than 70 years since the close of the last world war and 50-plus years since it’s inception, Lorraine American Cemetery endures as a must-see site in this portion of Europe.

July 3, 2015 ×

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Explore Metz, France

Explore Metz, France

Story and photos by Susan Melnyk
AdvantiPro online editor

Metz is about an hour away from Ramstein and a great introduction to France’s cuisine and culture. Head there by car or join one of the USO’s tours to the city.

July 4, 2013 ×

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Going French: Metz Antique Market

Going French: Metz Antique Market

Story and photos by Susan Melnyk
AdvantiPro online editor

Although there are many great flea and antique markets in Europe, the Metz Flea Market (called “marche aux puces” in French) is an easy drive from Ramstein and entirely indoors, allowing you to enjoy a Saturday morning, even if there is a chance of rain.

July 4, 2013 ×

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Photos by Meghan Augsburger

The Pont du Gard was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985.

Avignon: historical hotspot of France

Visiting the provence and the French city of Avignon is like experiencing a time warp. Founded on hundreds of years of history, the entire region reflects its ancient heritage through its architecture and culture. One could say it’s a true “Roman holiday.”

April 26, 2013 ×

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Spring festivals in Alsace

Just across the border in France lies a tiny region called Alsace that almost feels German: half-timbered houses, rolling hills, a strong wine culture, small villages and words you might recognize.

March 28, 2013 ×