Regan Roberts

DIGITAL NOMAD France+Scotland Seasoned Traveler Loves France, food and cooking

Cognac, France – Finding out more than what it’s famous for

You’ve likely at least heard of, if not enjoyed immensely, the alcoholic beverage known as cognac. But have you ever been to Cognac, France? Or maybe thought about going? This small, French town of just 20,000 inhabitants has a lot more to offer than just its world-renowned brandy. The namesake river of the region, the […]

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The Arc de Triomphe in Paris, France at twilight in front of a very deep blue sky.

Paris: You’ll Love These Six Ways to Enjoy The City of Light For Free

Ah, Paris. How can you not love PARIS? The grand boulevards, the amazing architecture, the world-renowned artworks, the food, the wine… it’s a wonderful, beautiful, magical city. But it’s just so expensive to visit! Isn’t it? Well, it sure can be, but it doesn’t have to be. You might be quite surprised at how much

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Ploërmel, France – Discover the Secrets in and Around this Central Brittany Town

Ploërmel, France. Population 9,791 as of January 2019. Located in the region of Brittany in the far northwest of France, it is a working-class town surrounded by farms. They have some industrial plants there as well as schools, places to eat, several supermarkets and a Mcdonald’s.  Are you dying to plan your visit yet? 😄

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Quimper, France – This Breton City’s Culture, Cuisine and Cathedral are Beyond Compare

You walk across an old, but sturdy footbridge above the Odet river. Lined both sides with flowers and plants that you peek between to see a gothic Cathedral to your left towering high above the tree-lined streets and the old city walls. The sound of the river running slow and smooth beneath your feet takes

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