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Arles hosts two major bull-running ferias each year: the Easter Feria (Feria de Pâques) and the September Feria du Riz. Both unfold at the Roman Amphitheatre and in the streets, but they differ in timing, theme, and atmosphere. This guide compares the two so you can pick the right one for your trip.
Amboise, a gem of the Loire Valley, transforms into a festive wonderland each December. Its Christmas market, typically held in the Église Saint-Florentin and Place Michel Debré, features artisans, mulled wine, and local treats. A visit pairs perfectly with the decorated châteaux of the region.
The Feria de Pâques in Arles marks the start of the bullfighting season, held around Easter. Discover what to expect, from bullfights in the Roman Arena to street celebrations, and how it differs from the September Feria du Riz.
The Feria du Riz celebrates the Camargue rice harvest each September in Arles, blending ticketed bullfighting events in the Roman arena with free street parties. This guide covers what to expect, how to secure tickets, and practical tips for navigating the crowds.
The Festival d’Aix-en-Provence is an international opera festival held each July in the heart of Aix-en-Provence. This guide covers the festival’s program, venues, transport, and how to make the most of your stay in this historic Provençal town.
The Festival d'Aix-en-Provence is a renowned summer opera festival. This guide explains how to buy tickets through the official platform, what options exist, and how to approach sold-out performances. Find out what is confirmed and where to check for updates.
Every first Saturday of August, Annecy hosts the Fête du Lac, one of Europe's largest fireworks displays. This guide covers confirmed dates, paid and free viewing spots, ticketing, transport, and weather policies to help you plan a smooth visit.
France's festival calendar offers year-round reasons to celebrate, from summer light shows at famous monuments to autumn wine harvests and winter illuminations. Learn what to expect each season, how to plan around recurring events, and why some are regional specialties.
Jazz à Juan 2026 ran July 9–19 at the Pinède Gould amphitheatre in Juan-les-Pins, part of Antibes. The 65th edition featured an initial lineup including Tom Jones, Seal, and Samara Joy. Ticket prices were published by the official tourist office. The July 14 and 19 Soirée Ville d'Antibes events were free by reservation.
Jazz à Juan has been held since 1960 under the umbrella pines of the Pinède Gould in Juan-les-Pins, Antibes. This guide covers the venue, the two entrances that open at 6:30 PM, how to buy tickets through official channels, and practical tips for enjoying an open-air concert.
From Jazz à Juan's seaside concerts to historical re-enactments and spring flower displays, Antibes Juan-les-Pins hosts a vibrant calendar of annual events. This guide walks you through the major festivals, their typical timing, and practical tips for planning your visit—always confirming dates and tickets on official sites as details are announced closer to each edition.
Get practical details for visiting the Premiers Plans Angers film festival: the 39th edition runs 23–31 January 2027, with screenings at the Centre de Congrès Jean-Monnier and other venues. Learn how to buy tickets, find passes, reduced rates, and how the programme of European first films is structured.
