From breakfast with un café to petit déjeuner, or little lunch, and from apéritif to dinner and digestif, dining is an adventure in France. Avoid stress with the proper etiquette and this primer.

It's common for Americans to misunderstand French greeting etiquette, leading to awkward first impressions. Here's how to greet locals the right way.

And that rule applies whether you’re checking into a hotel, buying a baguette or making a restaurant reservation, says Countess Marie de Tilly, a French etiquette coach whose clients include ...

Ultimately, de Tilly says, French people are proud of their culture – and that pride can sometimes be taken for arrogance. “French people love their way of life,” she says.

How to make reservations at French restaurants, what time to have lunch or dinner, how much to tip, and more easy etiquette tips and common mistakes to avoid while eating in Paris.

Few holiday destinations are as familiar as France - the world's most visited country with 100million tourist arrivals a year. Yet, the etiquette mistakes keep coming. Here are the unspoken rules.

Avoid faux pas in France with these essential tips, including a Parisian countess’ guide to winning over the French.