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Pays d'Auge, Normandy: a stunning region with rich heritage, scenic landscapes, and idyllic villages. Explore property options in this captivating French locale.

Navigate the enchanting landscapes of Normandy with expert insights in our property location guide. Your gateway to owning a slice of French paradise.

George Pitman found his little slice of heaven in the spellbinding Pays de Bray, just inland from the bracing shores of Normandy

Synonymous with cider, brandy, countryside and coastlines, Calvados offers all that’s great about France and, Annaliza Davis explains, it’s also a great choice for househunters

Normandy is the land of cider, cheese, and Impressionism, and it seems British buyers are catching on. The Sunday Times...

Artist David Hockney has shared exclusive iPad-drawn artworks with the BBC, which depict the awakening of spring in Normandy – where...

Thousands of Britons have discovered the charms of Normandy’s coastline, countryside and cuisine. Some buy holiday or rental properties here, while others settle permanently. Dominic Bliss finds out what the big attraction is...

Camembert and Calvados are two very famous examples of the fine French food and drink to come out of Normandy....

Ready to make the move? The FrenchEntrée Property Services team reveals its top search areas – on and off the...

Annaliza Davis revels in a hugely varied area that offers the best of France, from coast to country, city and...

Sylvia Edwards-Davis talks to Ani Moriarty about experiencing a coup de foudre for a little cottage in Normandy, which became...

Annaliza Davis revels in a hugely varied area that offers the best of France, from coast to country, city and...

WHERE TO BUY IN FRANCE NOW! The FrenchEntrée Property Services team reveal their top areas in which to begin your...

We assess the benefits of buying in two popular regions of France, kicking off with a real pair of northern heavyweights.............

Thinking of buying a property in Normandy? This article is an introductory guide to the region covering climate, landscape, access, property styles and prices. Start your search today!

It’s a dream renovation in Normandy… Although busy as a blogger, author, antiques hunter and mother, Sharon Santoni still finds time...

In Lower Normandy, apple cider has been distilled into brandy since the Middle Ages. Florence Derrick visits the Boulard family distillery in Coquainvilliers, where 85% of the region’s tipple is produced…

Director: Charles Nemes Cert: TBC Running time: 97 mins Alice (Helena Noguerra) is about to celebrate her 40th birthday, her friends club together to...

Taking inspiration from the know-how and traditions of Normandy, offer your guests something unique with these ideas for homemade apperitifs.

In 2007, the Hill family from Kent moved to Calvados in Normandy where they now run an eco-gite business. Here, wife and mother of two, Rosie Hill, shares their story with FrenchEntree - complete with faux pas and pigs.

Two British artists have set out to make 9,000 sand drawings on the D-Day landing beaches in France on Peace...

Find something to celebrate in Normandy... Explore the region via Rouen, Falaise, Lisieux, Le Havre, Bayeux, Honfleur, Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer.

In 2002 Patrick and Nicky Hilyer swapped a settled family life in Saffron Walden, North Essex for an exciting but unpredictable future: running a restaurant in Lower Normandy. Patrick explains how they became restaurateurs.

When you think of Normandy, think Crêpes, Galettes and Cider. Here are some top tips for making your crêpes with a Norman twist…

So what are the local specialities of Normandy? And what’s actually in them? We demystify those untranslatable dishes and change your menu nightmare in to menu heaven!

Teurgoule
A la Normande / Vallée d’Auge
Omelette – à la Mère Poulard
Joue de Bœuf
Andouille de Vire
Agneau de pré-salé
Tripes à la mode de Caen

Love them or hate them, no Christmas table in Normandy is complete without them. Great value, great taste ........ Aphrodisiac? Let us know what YOU think!!!

The May/June 2026 edition of French Property News (Issue 399) is a bumper issue for anyone dreaming of a life...

Ian Morris journeys the length of France in Poppy, his 51-year-old Citroën 2CV, sharing scenic routes, charming villages and unforgettable road trip moments.

For some, having extra space to keep animals is one of the drivers for moving to France -Gillian Harvey meets three such people...

Explore France’s finest comfort foods, from creamy gratins to hearty stews, and discover the flavours that define French home cooking.

Discover the journey of embracing a slower, richer life in France after decades of globetrotting. Reflections, lessons, and everyday reality.

A real-life look at creative careers in France. Learn how artists, designers, and freelancers earn, survive, and thrive in the French creative world.

Discover how to set up a social and gastronomic gîte in France — real experiences, insights, and tips for a fulfilling rural life.

Dreaming of a life in France? The latest issue of French Property News is your perfect winter read — packed...

Our journey to finding the perfect home in France wasn’t easy—but the second try brought charm, character, and a dream come true.

French President Emmanuel Macron has appointed the seventh Prime Minister of his presidency, plus why you shouldn’t travel in France this Thursday. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

France is home to some of the world’s finest oysters — huîtres — and mastering the art of ordering oysters in France is a joy in itself. But if you’re new to this delicacy, you may find yourself a little shuck up when you see the menu. Consider this your crash course in ordering oysters the French way.

Discover why cycling is a national passion in France, from the Tour de France to scenic bike trails across the countryside.

You’ve likely spotted the endlessly elegant fleur de lis whilst travelling around France, thanks to its deep historical roots and enduring cultural significance throughout the country. But what’s the story behind this emblem – and why does it still hold such meaning today?

The recent heatwave has left large parts of France at risk for wildfires and drought, some communes in France have banned tap water due to forever chemical contamination, and women between 18 and 25 can now access free STI home tests. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

Another week, another bank holiday weekend, plus new laws prohibiting smoking at beaches and other outdoor spaces, the last of the tax declaration deadlines, and what you need to know about moving to France from the UK. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

Explore Mayenne with our French property guide—peaceful countryside, charming towns, and affordable homes await in this hidden gem.

Everyone loves a bargain, so this issue reveals the 10 cheapest places in France to buy a property – and...

Discover the beauty of France à Fleurs, where art and florals unite in vibrant elegance. Explore unique creations and timeless charm.

Rennes and the surrounding areas have been hit by heavy rains and floods over the weekend, while the FrenchEntrée team was in London for the 2025 French Property Exhibition. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

Epiphany, or l'Épiphanie, is an annual celebration taking place on January 6th. It holds deep religious significance as it commemorates the visit of the Three Kings, i.e. The Wise Men, to baby Jesus. It is also a fun, festive tradition centred around one special treat: la galette des rois, which is Kings Cake.