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Toulouse is a fantastic home base, but the real magic of this corner of France happens the moment you step outside the Pink City. Within an hour or two you can be standing under a fortress cathedral, wandering the ramparts of a medieval citadel, or swirling a glass of wine in a vineyard that’s been …

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Stretch a map of Italy across your kitchen table and you’ll notice something odd: there’s barely a province without a vine growing somewhere in it. From the Alpine foothills of the north to the volcanic slopes of Sicily, wine here isn’t a side attraction, it’s woven into how people eat, farm and spend a Sunday …

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Ask ten travelers for their favorite place in Italy and you’ll get ten different answers: Rome for the ruins, Venice for the canals, a hill town in Tuscany for the wine and the view. That’s the beauty of this country. It’s less a single destination than a string of them, each with its own accent, …

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Perched high above the Loire on a rocky hilltop, Sancerre is the rare wine village where you can taste a glass of Sauvignon Blanc and get panoramic views over the valley in the same afternoon. This medieval French village earned its “favorite village” reputation from French travelers for good reason: cobbled streets, a fortified tower, …

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Blois sits right in the middle of the Loire Valley, and that geography is basically the whole point of stopping here. Three of the region’s most famous châteaux, Chambord, Cheverny and Chaumont, are all within a 20-minute drive, which makes this walkable little city a genuinely smart base camp rather than just another stop on …

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