FranceIt could be the pink glow of the street lamps in Paris, maybe the subtle hue of the hillsides in Provence, or simply the sensuality of the country and its people. Whatever it is, the expression “la vie en rose” (life in pink) says it all. France wrote the book on romance, and whether you go for a year in Provence, a weekend of culture and history in Paris, or trekking in the mountains in the Pyrenees, “douce France” will entrance you one way or the other.
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* InTuition France Our InTuition programmes take place at different locations around France.You have formal lessons one to one with your host tutor and full board accommodation, maximising your language learning opportunities. Prices vary according to the amount of lessons you select and whether you opt for your own bathroom. .
Aix-En-Provence This picturesque spot in the heart of Provence is known as the birthplace of the painter Paul Cezanne. Its scenic landscape, narrow lanes, fountains and markets still attract young and old, French as well as foreigners. There are numerous opportunities for exploring historic cities such as Arles, Avignon, Nimes or the scenic beauties of the Camargue and the Luberon. The beaches and coves of the Mediterranean coast are only half an hour away. 
Amboise The world famous Loire chateaux are an essential part of the culture programme. For centuries Amboise has been able to maintain its charm and offers above all else French quality of life with its measured rhythm, its culinary specialities and the spontaneity of its residents. Tourraine is the region where French is spoken in its very purest form. All in all, it’s no coincidence that Mick Jagger has chosen to make Amboise his second home!
Brest Situated where land and ocean meet, the city of Brest has traditionally looked to the future. It is Western Brittany's main urban conglomeration located in the heart of an area whose cultural identity remains strong. The town also enjoys magnificent natural surroundings. The bay of Brest is one of the world's finest, ranging over 1500 hectares of water, surrounded by emerald coast.
Hyères Hyères, city of palm trees, thanks to its geographical location, climate and its history, offers nationally-recognised green spaces and parks. Absolute paradise for those who love relaxing on the beach or enjoying water sports, with numerous yachting marinas and over 35 km of beaches! Top windsurfers consider it one of the hottest windsurfing spots in the whole world.Is it any coincidence that the world windsurfing championship is held every year in Hyères?
La Rochelle La Rochelle is a famous historical harbour, with buildings dating back to the 15th century, as well as an active fishing and yachting port. The surrounding coastline provides numerous sightseeing spots and beaches, as well as facilities to perform all kinds of sports. Cultural life is kept on the move with film and song festivals, a great choice of cinemas, and the presence of students from the surrounding University or colleges.
Lyon A cosmopolitan university city, a city of art and culture, a city of history and creation, the capital of French gastronomy and contemporary dance, Lyon is a city that moves, a city that dares… Ever since it was founded in 43 B.C.E., the former Gaulish capital has benefitted from an exceptional location between northern Europe and the Mediterranean, on the Saone-Rhone axis at the gateway to the Alps.
Montpellier Capital of Languedoc Roussillon, Montpellier is an ideal place to discover a lively city and some of the world's most prestigious heritage sites. According to Time Out, 'a long term programme of renovation and innovation, a sleek new tramway, Ricardo Bofhill's postmodern antigone quarter by the River Lez and the Corum conference complex have helped make Montpellier one of France's fastest growing cities. A few miles inland from the sea, it has transformed itself from University City into the powerhouse of Mediterranean France'.
Nice “La Belle Nice”….the Promenade des Anglais, the Baie des Anges, the Negresco, the Riviera- all magical names inviting you to discover the wonderful attractions of Nice and its region. Arriving by plane is just the first of many powerful experiences; the view spread before you as you come in to land is absolutely unique in the whole world.
Nice - Summer venue “La Belle Nice”….the Promenade des Anglais, the Baie des Anges, the Negresco, the Riviera- all magical names inviting you to discover the wonderful attractions of Nice and its region. Arriving by plane is just the first of many powerful experiences; the view spread before you as you come in to land is absolutely unique in the whole world.
Paris Famous for its rich history, beautiful architecture and cultural diversity, Paris remains one of the most visited cities in the world. Paris has always been a hive of artistic and intellectual activity with its 134 museums, 170 theatres and world-famous universities.
Rouen Invaded by Normans in the 9th century, occupied by England 1418-1449, site of trial & execution of Joan of Arc 1431, taken by Huguenots 1562, held by Germany 1870. It is also the site of a famous 13th-century Gothic cathedral damaged in World War II. Normandy is a real must for anyone passing through the North of France with a lush, pastoral scenery of apple orchards and 'contented cows, cider and pungent cheese' - but the region also spans the windswept beaches of the Cotentin and the wooded banks of the Seine valley.
Highlights include the great abbey churches of Caen, the mighty island of Mont-St-Michel and Monet's garden at Giverny.
Toulouse “La Ville Rose”
Toulouse is a key location to discover the South of France. Come learn French in Toulouse and enjoy its lively atmosphere!
Our centre is centrally located in a lively cultural district of this beautiful city considered "France’s best kept secret".
Still undiscovered by mass tourism, in Toulouse visitors can experience how typical French people live and share in their way of life.
Being the 4th largest city and the second university town in France, Toulouse is neither too big nor too small. The city is cosmopolitan, the people are open and sympathetic with strangers. Toulouse truly gives you the opportunity to discover authentic French culture. Moreover, Toulouse’s geographic location makes it easy to organize your own excursions to the Pyrenees, the Atlantic or the Mediterranean coast. The university atmosphere in Toulouse is incomparable.
Tours Rich in history and art, Tours is a lively town where you will quickly feel at ease. The most practical way to discover the charm of the old quarters of the town is on foot, taking in along the way the numerous museums, boutiques and markets. Tours boasts a friendly environment, with a dynamism which attracts a university population of almost 30 000.
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