From cider to battlefields to medieval towns to calvados, there is such a broad range of interesting things to do in Normandy ...

By Jacquelin Carnegie Deauville Beach (photo: Béatrice Augier/inDeauville) Deauville is a beautiful, ritzy, seaside resort on Normandy’s “Côte Fleurie” (Flowery Coast). It’s been an ...

The seaside towns of the Côte Fleurie have everything Cannes has, like beaches, film festivals and lively nightclubs. But fanfare isn’t their style.

Le Petit Jardin restaurant, Chateau La Chenevière, Lower Normandy, France. Chateau La Chenevière. Most visitors to France have probably had at least one stint in Normandy.Places like Monet's ...

La Maison Plume in Normandy, right on the river. La Maison Plume / Mamie Boude . Normandy often conjures up images of sweeping beaches or rolling green countryside, but this beautiful little ...

When Elaine Stritch sang of the “ladies who lunch” in Stephen Sondheim’s Company, she probably meant the patrons of La Côte Basque—the ultimate spot to see and be seen in 1960s New York ...

Take a trip to northern France's Normandy region by dining at Bistrot La Minette on Wednesday, Feb. 19, or Thursday, Feb. 20. On both dates, the French bistro will serve a four-course meal ...

On “Feud: Capote vs. The Swans,” being seen lunching is everything. We spoke to food stylist Tamara Reynolds about creating the restaurant — and meals — at the center of that world.

In 1972, John Fairchild, the powerhouse editor of WWD from 1960 to 1996 and social chronicler, named La Côte Basque as one of the "last bastions of grand lux dining in New York.". The restaurant ...