Paris to Provence Festival – Giveaway!

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Paris to Provence Melbourne French Festival, Como House, South Yarra

Being a Francophile and foodie one of my favourite annual family outings is the Paris to Provence French Festival at the National Trust’s Como House. Read my review of my previous visit.

This year French producers, retailers, entertainment and workshops will be turning the gardens into a French market village from Friday 21 November to Sunday 23 November. Relax in beautiful surroundings and enjoy French inspired food, wine, fashion, books, music, toys, classes and home decor.

Paris to Provence French Festival

Friday 21 November 12-8pm

Saturday 22 November 10-6pm

Sunday 23 November 10-4pm

Tickets prebook online $17 adults,  $5 children (age 4-16) or at gate $20 adults, $5 children

Giveaway! Thanks to Paris to Provence French Festival I have 3 x family passes (2 adults, 2 children) valid for entry once on any of the three days to give away.

To win all you have to do is follow the instructions below. Three winner will be randomly selected and notified via email and tickets available for pickup. Competition closes midnight Wednesday 19 November. Good luck!

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53 thoughts on “Paris to Provence Festival – Giveaway!”

  4. Ooh I love everything about France! The food, the fashion, the wine – the whole shebang. I can’t wait to go back and visit again, but this would be an excellent substitute for now!

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  12. The effortless sophistication of Parisian women. And being able to buy the most delicious produce in your everyday, run-of-the mill supermarket.

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  14. Well I’ve never been to France but I would have to say my favourite thing is their food. Its still my fave cuisine after all the trendy things happening in Melbourne. I would still pick a French restaurant over the hippest new hangout.

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  20. The French cuisine is so diverse and flavorsome that you can’t help but try everything once. I loved eating out in France as there was so much to choose from!

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  23. I love using the Velib bikes to ride around Paris. Because the first thirty minutes are free this encourages you to stop and change over every half hour. This is a great way to discover parts of Paris you wouldn’t normally find as a tourist. In our last trip we found one area with about six shops just specializing in graphic novels which the kids browsed through while we grabbed a coffee – such a great way to break up a day of exploring.

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  24. Croissant et baguette. In France I can indulge my love of gluten without being judged by people on faux-health kicks.

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  28. It is my absolutely favorite country – from the people to the landscape: Paris’s low-rise cityscape, the rivers and canals of the towns and provinces, the history and the historic architecture, and of course the food and the language.

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  36. Always wanted to visit France, Love the fact that we get to visit france in Australia!

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  44. What I love about Paris, is showing the photos of holidaying there for 6 weeks in 1994! to my two young boys, Rafael and Pierre ! and inspiring travel in them. Sharing my love of all things French…especially the La Tour Effel !

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  45. French should be the main language in Australia, so that we have great food and wine

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  46. I love the contrast in which the French do things. Simple makeup, hair and clothes, juxtaposed with more complex food and language. Also, when I was in France years ago, there wasn’t a morning that I didn’t have a chocolate filled croissant! That, has to be one of life’s simple pleasures.

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  47. My favourite thing about France is the elegance and the romance. I’d love to get married there.

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  51. What a silly question Joyce – of course it is Champagne! Cheers darling! 😉

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