Apt, the pretty capital of the Luberon
Apt, is a pretty, typically Provencal town in the heart of the Luberon, among its many attractions, it is the world capital of candied fruit. Continue reading Apt, the pretty capital of the Luberon
Category: french culture
Christine and the Queens and her duet with Indochine
The singer joined Nicola Sirkis for the first evening of the “Central Tour”, to perform the hit “3rd sex” as a duet. Continue reading Christine and the Queens and her duet with Indochine
Cassis, one of the most beautiful villages in Provence
Cassis is one of the high places of tourism in Provence which has charmed many artists and writers, including Virginia Wolf. Continue reading Cassis, one of the most beautiful villages in Provence
Jean Dujardin in Cannes for his last movie
Jean Dujardin came to Cannes to present “November”, a movie about the attacks of November 13, 2015 in Paris . Continue reading Jean Dujardin in Cannes for his last movie
What to do in La Rochelle ?
La Rochelle reveals its most beautiful secrets to all the curious walkers who tread the cobblestones of its streets. Continue reading What to do in La Rochelle ?
Balzac Paris creates very Parisian decor !
Balzac Paris and La Redoute are strengthening their collaboration with a collection dedicated to the world of decoration. A committed fashion brand When fashion and decoration meet… Balzac Paris, a young and committed Parisian fashion brand, and La Redoute Interiors … Continue reading Balzac Paris creates very Parisian decor !
Ladurée releases a tea service for its 160th anniversary
On the occasion of its 160th anniversary, Ladurée invited Gien to develop a whole collection of earthenware, for a tea time worthy of Marie-Antoinette ! Continue reading Ladurée releases a tea service for its 160th anniversary
Peyrassol, 1000 years of wine-growing history
The Peyrassol house, proud of its origins of almost a thousand years in the era of the Templars, is to be visited in the heart of Provence. Continue reading Peyrassol, 1000 years of wine-growing history
Vaux-le-Vicomte inspired Versailles
The Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte is masterpiece of classical architecture from the mid-17th century, It inspired the Palace of Versailles. Continue reading Vaux-le-Vicomte inspired Versailles
The Rocher de la Vierge, the mythical rock of Biarritz
The Rocher de la Vierge in Biarritz is a rock that owes its name to the statue of the Virgin which was installed at its summit in 1865. Continue reading The Rocher de la Vierge, the mythical rock of Biarritz
