France’s Government had long put off telling the French people the facts of France’s economic life. Now it could no longer conceal them. To conserve coal, electricity in Paris was cut off for ...

And until 29 December, Amiens hosts northern France’s largest Christmas market, which takes over the length of the city’s main shopping street, the pedestrianised Rue des Trois Cailloux.

Want to experience Strasbourg France Christmas markets? This Strasbourg France Christmas guide and beyond will help you plan ...

Join FRANCE 24 as we take a look at how we celebrate "Noël", or Christmas, in France. French people tend to have a big family lunch on Christmas Day, but the big event is in fact on Christmas Eve.

The opinions, facts and any media content in them ... to weaving connections between Jewish traditions and the Christmas spirit in a France where culinary diversity reflects the richness of ...

Christmas lights displays are common in France, but they usually don't feature overtly religious images. Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP France is a secular republic and has laws in place to ensure ...

By Constant Méheut STRASBOURG, France — The noon church bell had just chimed on Strasbourg’s vast Christmas market, briefly drowning out the sound of carols from speakers, and Franck Bodein ...

In France the 24 December is a lot more important and you have a big meal which is called the ‘reveillon’. For the meal on Christmas Day in France you eat turkey with chestnuts and a chocolate ...

Vin chaud, known as mulled wine in English, is a staple of Christmas markets. For centuries it's been enjoyed in Europe during colder months. In France, the traditional winter drink has its own twist.