Narbonne, News, Pictures & buzz

Small tremor of magnitude 3.4 just reported 18 km southeast of Narbonne, France  VolcanoDiscovery

France prepares for nationwide 6pm curfew as Covid cases rise  RFI English

Narbonne Arena / Marc Mimram  ArchDaily

France Itinerary: A Journey Through Southern France - International living  International Living

International schools in France: a guide for expat families  Expatica France

Top 50 French towns for retirees revealed  The Connexion

France: Thousands of protesters wrongly punished under draconian laws in pre and post COVID-19 crackdown  Amnesty International

How and where to get a Covid-19 test in France  The Local France

Jewish Twitter claps back at Christian-inflected condolences for RBG  Forward

Savosolar inks contract to deliver solar thermal system won in French tender  Renewables Now

Savosolar has signed agreement with newHeat on delivery of solar heating plant in France  GlobeNewswire

American confesses to stabbing, dismembering wife while on vacation in France, reports say  WSOC Charlotte

American charged with aggravated murder of wife in France  Washington Post

Driving instructor kills wife at French holiday home and tries to hide body in gutter  Mirror.co.uk

How France's Covid crisis has left palatial piles for the price of a British family home  Daily Mail

Showcase Your Sport: Q&A With U20 Volleyball Captain Cathal Dwyer  Pundit Arena

Renfe-SNCF relaunch France-Spain rail services | News  Breaking Travel News

5 Things to do in France's Occitanie Region  International Living

These are the French towns and cities that have imposed coronavirus curfews  The Local France

Map shows where new Covid-19 cases are in France  The Connexion

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Hey, I am due to drive from north (Calais) to South of france over 10 days. Stopping daily somewhere of importance either food...preferably! or historic, or romantic! Anything! If anyone could give me some good stops along the route or the route they took it woudl be amazing... Would like to stop in south of france for a couple of days before flying back so anywhere down there would be nice also. Might stretch it to a trip from north France to Monaco :) push the boat out and all that. Please help, Thank you in advance

I'm planning on going to Scotland then going to the south of france by car. I know that there are ports in southern france for Nice and Marsielle, but I have looked for ages for a service that goes from a port in scotland to a port in southern france! Please help!

Salut, if anyone here is from France, and whom also happens to be very knowledgeable about French culture/heritage, could you please help me? I am a Francophone but live in the USA. (Louisiana). One of my family surnames is "Aguillard". My family moved to the USA from France centuries ago. Although, being of French heritage, I don't know who my immigrant ancestors were, or the whereabouts of where they lived, in France, or what they did (i.e. occupationally, historically), etc., when they lived there. I absolutely do not know if "Aguillard" may be a variant of another name, but later changed over time. Although, I think that my ancestors may very well likely be either "Normans" or "Celts", so that could be a greater indication as to where this surname may have possibly originated from. The ultimate reason I wish to discover the origin of this surname is so I could possibly locate and find long distant relatives in France, and learn about my family history. I have done some research into this last name myself, and it seems it's not a very common surname in either the USA or France. I would say it isn't a common surname in the USA. But, I do not know about France. Merci d'avance. @philippe: Are you sure it is Catalan and related to the other surnames? Because, according to ancestry.com, it says "Aguillard" is an Old French occupational name for a "needle-maker". And I have been told that I am French, and I do not believe I have any Catalan or Spanish ancestry, that I am aware of. @WISEOWL: But I am very certain I am NOT Spanish. Some first names of my grandfathers on my Aguillard side of the family stretching from several generations had French names, such as "Onésime" or "François". My name, Lucien, is French too. Thanks anyway. @Cabal: Yes, Brittany, I think that would make sense. I find it hard to believe it is a Spanish surname related to "Aguilar". Even though they look similar. I'm thinking it's related to the French word for needle, Aiguille, with the "i" dropped. I think the Spanish word for needle is "Aguja", I don't know if they could be a combination which formed Aguillard. But I'm pretty sure it is more French in chance rather than Spanish or both. I do know of an Aguillard family that lives in Dieppe/Rouen, in the Normandy region, however, I do not know if there is any relation with me.

I am looking for a good tattoo parlor within 20 miles of Narbonne France. I will be very happy if somone could answer my question, thank you.