Paris Bouquinistes thought they could take advantage of the influx of tourists during the Olympics, but they will have to leave… Continue reading Paris bouquinistes : Their anger in the face of the Olympics
Hautvillers, a typically Champagne village whose hillsides are listed as a UNESCO world heritage site, is the cradle of champagne. Continue reading Hautvillers, the cradle of Champagne
The Mosque of Paris, built in homage to soldiers of the Muslim faith, is an invitation to travel to the heart of Paris. Continue reading The Mosque of Paris, a change of scenery guaranteed
Climbing the towers of Reims Cathedral offers an unusual discovery of a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and its 20th century framework. Continue reading Reims Cathedral : a breathtaking climb
Raphaël Glucksmann, Member of the European Parliament, has just released a new advocacy book, “The Great Confrontation – How Putin is waging war on our democracies”. Continue reading Raphaël Glucksmann, a powerful new book
European Heritage days are taking place this weekend, an opportunity to discover certain places usually closed to the public. Continue reading European Heritage days this weekend
The pope will be in Marseilles on September 23. It will go up the avenue du Prado from the sea to the Vélodrome stadium. Continue reading The Pope visits Marseille
In the setting of the Hotel de Vendome in Paris hides one of the most beautiful collections of minerals in the world ! Continue reading Minerals museum : one of the finest collections
Female photographers are currently in the spotlight in the town of Houlgate in Normandy on the occasion of a festival. Continue reading Female photographers in the spotlight at Houlgate
The Seine is arguably one of the most famous rivers in the world, and it is closely linked to the history of Paris. Continue reading The hidden secrets of the Seine.
