Royal castles, medieval fortresses and a village in the clouds – these 10 French towns will enchant you. Photo: f11photo / Shutterstock France's fairytale landscapes—majestic Alpine peaks, hilltop castles with towers, and half-timbered medieval towns entwined with vineyards—have inspired everyone from Walt Disney to Van Gogh. Wherever you go in this country, you'll find French villages and towns imbued with a fairytale atmosphere. So, immersed in the magic of Disneyland Paris

Every December, Europe turns into a fairytale. The smell of mulled wine, the soft glow of fairy lights, and heart-warming music. It's that time of year when you want to wrap yourself in a scarf, hold a mug of hot chocolate, and simply wander—where the lights twinkle and the people smile. Today I want to invite you to a place where Christmas is not just a holiday, but a mood, a smell, a taste and a feeling of home away from home. 1. Berlin, Germany – the aroma of roasted almon

1. Land of Women (2024) A new series with Eva Langoria, banal in places, but very beautiful and filmed in Spain in the vineyards. The series is not exactly about winemaking, but wine is an integral part of it. A socialite is forced to flee New York with her mother and daughter to a charming wine-making village in Spain. Here she encounters the quirks of local residents, incredible family secrets, and a couple of clueless killers. 2. Madame Clicquot (2023) Beautiful filming: F

Photo taken from www.moet.com and www.veuveclicquot.com Champagne is a 100% French product. The Champagne wine region where it is produced is located about 130 km east of Paris. And this is the only place in the world where it is produced. The Champagne region is one of the most prestigious not only in France but also in the whole world. According to the laws on appellations, sparkling wine can be called "Champagne" only if it is produced in this region, where the combination