Jennifer Ladonne

1 month ago | fodors.com | Jennifer Ladonne

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1 month ago | flipboard.com | Jennifer Ladonne

5 hours agoFrench Jewish group distances itself from far-right leaders' Israel visitFrance's main Jewish association on Monday publicly distanced itself from an unprecedented invitation for two key figures in the French far right to attend a conference this week in Israel on the fight against anti-Semitism.

2 months ago | francetoday.com | Jennifer Ladonne |Keith Van Sickle

First published: February 21, 2025 by Jennifer Ladonne   In search of the kings and queens of France, we discover history and mysteries at the Basilique Cathédrale de Saint-Denis, on the edge of Paris. 📢 As you scroll through the beautiful images, why not listen to our narrated article? It’s a great way for France Today Members to dive deeper into the story while enjoying the visuals.

Dec 7, 2024 | francetoday.com | Jennifer Ladonne |Justin Postlethwaite |Steve Turnbull |Dominic Bliss

It’s called la belle France for a reason – the beauty of its towns, villages and countryside is legendary. But it turns out the appeal is much more than skin deep. We explore what lies beneath…Everyone has heard of France’s Lascaux and Chauvet caves, but few visitors realise that France’s underground wealth rivals that of any country in the world.

Nov 24, 2024 | francetoday.com | Jennifer Ladonne |Justin Postlethwaite |Dominic Bliss |Steve Turnbull

With its story-book good looks, Colmar is also blessed with a rich mixture of culture and history. Home to the Isenheim Altarpiece, painted by Matthias Grünewald and sculpted by Nikolaus Hagenauer, this world-class museum is admired for both the altarpiece and its standout collection of medieval and Renaissance artworks from the upper Rhine Valley, all housed in a beautifully modernised 13th-century Dominican convent. There’s also an excellent modern collection and a courtyard café.