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Six (or Seven) French Tunnels
Rob Fearn | 29 Mar 2023 | Read time: 5m 42s
With railways, roads and even canals, France is home to many underground engineering feats.
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Rob Fearn | 28 Mar 2023 | Read time: 57s
Many campsites have been recycling their waste for years, but now you can search for your next campsite via the Alan Rogers website based on what they're doing to help reduce their carbon footprint and improve the environment.
Read More about New Feature - Eco-Friendly Campsites FilterFantastic Châteaux & Where to Find Them
Rob Fearn | 27 Mar 2023 | Read time: 11m 3s
Castles can be found throughout Europe. But only France has such a wealth and variety. In this, the first of our two part look at French châteaux we peer over the battlements of some of the most illustrious, attention-seeking, headlining grabbing châteaux.
Read More about Fantastic Châteaux & Where to Find ThemThe Alan Rogers guide to the French Regions
Rob Fearn | 22 Mar 2023 | Read time: 1m 27s
In January 2016, the Assemblée Nationale of France adopted 13 new administrative regions, down from the previous 22. The Parliament's aim was to reduce costs and simplify bureaucracy.
Read More about The Alan Rogers guide to the French RegionsHighlights of Catalonia
Rob Fearn | 16 Mar 2023 | Read time: 7m 27s
Occupying a neat triangle of north east Spain, Catalonia holds a unique place within Europe. A region of contrasts, it...
Read More about Highlights of Catalonia9 French Bridges
Rob Fearn | 14 Mar 2023 | Read time: 4m 54s
Well known for its architecture, France boasts some amazing bridges, here we've picked 9 of our favourites...
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Peter Stannett | 9 Mar 2023 | Read time: 4m 12s
With many of Spain's ancient cities built by Romans and Muslims, the ruins impress even today as a testament to their ingenuity. Each city tells a story of struggle, hope and resilience as the population has weathered many upheavals in its history.
Read More about Exploring Spain's Ancient CitiesIslands and Overseas Regions of France
Ben Tully | 4 Mar 2023 | Read time: 9m 58s
During Napoleon lll's rule in the mid to late 1800s, France colonised several overseas territories, and with Britain restoring ownership of some territories to France, Napoleon doubled the size of his empire.
Read More about Islands and Overseas Regions of FranceAR Guide to: Wet Weather Camping
The Alan Rogers Team | 2 Mar 2023 | Read time: 2m 56s
Relaxing in a dry tent, sipping hot coffee, and listening to the pitter-patter of rain embodies tranquillity.
Read More about AR Guide to: Wet Weather CampingSeafood of Normandy
Rob Fearn | 20 Feb 2023 | Read time: 4m 38s
Normandy is synonymous with many things: 1066 and all that. The D-Day Landing Beaches. Calvados and orchards. But its seafood is a stand out feature of this slow paced, bucolic region.
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Peter Stannett | 16 Feb 2023 | Read time: 4m 22s
Germany has a rich but fragmented tapestry of history, in part due to political events, geographical fluctuations and, of course, seismic world events. The country is full of museums, theatres, monuments and much more making Germany a fantastic choice for campers interested in history, science, art and politics.
Read More about Exploring Germany's Historic CitiesThe Dordogne - Royal Variety Show
Russell Wheldon | 10 Feb 2023 | Read time: 4m 59s
I well remember visiting the Dordogne (as we British usually refer to it) for the first time and feeling...
Read More about The Dordogne - Royal Variety ShowA Brief History of the Humble Croissant
Russell Wheldon | 8 Feb 2023 | Read time: 5m 12s
Standing at the counter of a French boulangerie or patisserie can be a daunting affair. Confronted by a dizzying array of tempting treats and baked delights, it can be hard to make a choice, let alone know what you are asking for.
Read More about A Brief History of the Humble CroissantGet Ready for Eurovision!
Ben Tully | 6 Feb 2023 | Read time: 4m 34s
Hosting on behalf of war-torn Ukraine, Liverpool's musical heritage makes it the perfect location to host Europe's largest singing competition.
Read More about Get Ready for Eurovision!Key Historical Events That Shaped France
Rob Fearn | 3 Feb 2023 | Read time: 7m 4s
France has been shaped over the centuries by countless events. Some well documented, others less immediately obvious. But all played a part in creating a France that we know and love today.
Read More about Key Historical Events That Shaped FranceAR Guide to: French flea markets
Rob Fearn | 30 Jan 2023 | Read time: 18m 53s
The flea market originates in the marché aux puces, where the goods on offer were literally the kind of shabby items you could expect to find infested with fleas.
Read More about AR Guide to: French flea marketsThe Evolution of French Art & Where to See It
Russell Wheldon | 30 Jan 2023 | Read time: 4m 45s
There is an awful lot more to French art than Monet’s lilies. And for that matter, the daubings of some Neolithic would-be artist who decided 17,000 years ago that the caves of Les Eyzies in the Dordogne needed a little brightening up with a lick of paint.
Read More about The Evolution of French Art & Where to See It5 Historic French Monuments to Explore on Your Next Holiday
Peter Stannett | 27 Jan 2023 | Read time: 6m 7s
With over 213,000 square miles, France is one of the largest countries in Europe with a rich and varied history. France has played a significant role in many areas, including art, literature, fashion and architecture.
Read More about 5 Historic French Monuments to Explore on Your Next HolidayThe Moulin Rouge and the Can-can
The Alan Rogers Team | 23 Jan 2023 | Read time: 5m 42s
A name that conjures up a thousand images, and no doubt a thousand misrepresentations.
Read More about The Moulin Rouge and the Can-canCalor Gas discontinuing some smaller bottles
Rob Fearn | 20 Jan 2023 | Read time: 5m 51s
Calor has announced that from 1st February 2023, the following cylinders will be discontinued: Cube, 3.9kg Propane, 4.5kg Butane, 6Lite Propane and 12kg Butane cylinders.
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