His stage name of Le Petomane (loosely translated as “the farter”) rather gives it away!
With Canigou at its back and the River Tech in front, the views all around the fortified medieval town of Prats de Mollo are stunning. But it was not merely built for the view!
The painting, now hanging in the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, famously shocked the bourgeois society of his time.
Travelling on the left was actually made official in 1300 AD, when Pope Boniface VIII decreed that pilgrims to Rome should keep left.
The beautiful castle in the heart of the Albères is said to be haunted by the ghost of a British spy – and is now free and open to visit.
The origins of the name Marianne are unclear though many believe that, as, one of the most common names of the time, it was chosen to represent the common people.
Notaire’s fees are payable on all property purchases in France. What are they and how can you work out how much they will be?
Many are the stories of ‘encantades’ or ‘bruixas’, (witches) in the history of the P-O..
The Via Domitia was the first of the vast network of roads in Gaul (France) built by the Romans, crossing southern France to link Italy and Spain.
We all know about ‘cowboy builders’ in France, but are the victims of these incidents sometimes the unwitting accessories of their own misfortune?