A fresh update to where it all began — featuring new bites, reimagined stories, and plenty of charm for the Francophiles who savor French food, culture, and the occasional fish-out-of-water adventure. This is a return to the heart of apéro and those perfectly imperfect moments that make life in France so unforgettable.

The first story in the Postcards from Provence series, Baguettes and Blunders is a retelling of my very first public cultural kerfuffle — a moment equal parts humbling and hilarious. It’s a charming memory I couldn’t resist sharing with my readers, in hopes you’ll get a giggle out of my early missteps in France. After all, isn’t that what travel is really about? Learning, laughing, and embracing every imperfectly perfect moment along the way.

Bringing a pet abroad can feel like an overwhelming task, especially when the destination is somewhere as seemingly far away as France. But with careful planning, the process is not only manageable, but can be surprisingly smooth.

Most picture Chamonix blanketed in snow, buzzing with skiers and après-ski charm. But in summer, the town becomes an Alpine playground—ideal for hiking, climbing, and soaking in mountain air.

This workshop is one of the most unique wine experiences you can immerse yourself in this summer in Provence. Come discover the L’Atelier Sensoriel of the charming village of Gigondas

The popular door knocker that has an interesting history. We found ourselves so charmed by it, we ended up going on a year search for the perfect “hand.” Come with us as we dig through dusty brocantes and learn more about this unique piece of history.

Want to explore French regional cheeses, but are a bit shy when it comes to branching out? Check out my list of milder French cheeses and dip your toes (or tastebuds) into the wonderful world of French cheeses!

With summer quickly approaching, travel planning becomes more complex for those with medical needs like dialysis. For patients managing a strict treatment schedule, the idea of vacationing—especially abroad—may seem out of reach.

The little known gorge with a big history and even bigger personality is the perfect destination for adventurous travelers looking for an off the beaten path experience.

Looking to Shake Up Your Holiday Cookie Tin??? Here Are 7 Regional French Cookies to Spice Up Your Sweets!

Situated on an elevated ridge, the village of Sault is known as the capital of lavender and is home to one of the most beautiful views in Provence, showcasing the rolling fields of lavender that span the vast valley below.

If you are a chocoholic, Switzerland’s Choco Pass is the ultimate adventure to indulge your sweet tooth. Check out my newest piece for Frenchly and learn all about the tour.

If you are loving our 5 under-the-radar towns to discover around Provence, then you will adore my newest piece for Frenchly, which covers 5 quiet villages oozing with charm!

Read all about how When in Provence got started and why sharing information about the South of France is so important to me.

Perched up high on a crest at the northernmost part of the Dentelles de Montmirail mountain range, Crestet is the secret Provençal village you’ve been dreaming about!

High above the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, this 4 flower village provides sweeping views and charming medieval alleys for visitors to traverse

Explore the Var region of Provence with this guide to family fun!

Known for its vines and wines, this little village is the perfect stop for any traveler looking to explore the Dentelles and immerse themselves in a truly charming Provençal village

Looking for a unique spin on a traditional wine tasting? Check out my list of 5 unique tastings happening this July in and around Provence!

Just one of a few villages included in my “Lesser-Known Villages” of Provence series, Sèguret is a must for any traveler looking to experience the quiet, authenticity of Provence.