In Saintes, the living memory of stone

In Saintes, every stone is an archive, every bend in the road a footnote to the novel...

Udaïpur: the city of dawn

It is a romantic city, bathed in lakes, where the palaces still rustle with the splendour of the Maharanas. We are here...

Prague and Bohemia: an enchanting tour

There are journeys that are not mere crossings, but immersions in the very essence of a country....

Safari cruise in Southern Africa: In the heart of the wildlife

CroisiEurope took us between South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe on a safari to the...

Dubai's Miracle Garden: a floral paradise in the heart of the desert

Imagine a vast ocean of brilliant colours, a living fairyland where 150 million plants flourish in the sunshine...
France
In Saintes, the living memory of stone
India
Udaïpur: the city of dawn
Europe, Czech Republic
Prague and Bohemia: an enchanting tour
South Africa, Bostwana, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Safari cruise in Southern Africa: In the heart of the wildlife
Asian, United Arab Emirates
Dubai's Miracle Garden: a floral paradise in the heart of the desert
Expositions

"Steve McCurry: ViewsFeatured

The "Steve McCurry: Regards" exhibition in Aix-en-Provence is a unique opportunity to plunge into the world of this immense photographer and discover his poignant view of humanity and the world's cultures. Steve McCurry, born in Philadelphia in 1950, is the...

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Pierre Bonnard. Women in the garden: Woman with a white polka-dot dress; Woman sitting with a cat; Woman with a pelerine; Woman with a chequered dress. 1890-1891. Glue tempera on canvas, decorative panels, 160.5 cm x 48 cm for each panel. Musée d'Orsay, Paris.
Expositions

Bonnard and JapanFeatured

The Hôtel Caumont-Centre d'Art d'Aix-en-Provence is bringing together for the first time the influence of Japanese prints on the work of Pierre Bonnard (1867-1947). It's an original theme, and one that will appeal above all to the prints selected. Nearly 130 works from private and public collections in Europe...

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France

Richelieu : Ideal cityFeatured

At the crossroads of Touraine, Anjou and Poitou, the town of Richelieu is a unique example of 17th-century town planning in France. Situated in the department of Indre-et-Loire, the town, or rather the market town (1,700 inhabitants), surrounded by ramparts...

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Expositions

Yves Klein intimateFeatured

The Hôtel de Caumont in Aix-en-Provence is presenting around sixty works by the great artist from Nice from an unprecedented angle: that of the intimate. Internationally renowned for his monochrome paintings and his famous IKB (International Klein Blue) pigment, for which he registered a patent in 1960...

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Livre

The Lord of KathmanduFeatured

Part memoir, part historical novel, this is the life of an extravagant Nepalese king, a contemporary of Louis XIV. An extraordinary monarch, poet, magician, warrior, great builder and seducer, his life is a veritable Himalayan epic in which Éric Chazot takes us on a journey of...

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Asie, Corée du Sud

South Korea - Sleepwalkers from the beyondFeatured

A megalopolis of almost 13 million inhabitants, a 'high-tech' octopus of concrete and steel entangled in a tangle of motorways on piles, Seoul appears at first sight to be an ultra-modern city. But this cloak of neon lights and giant screens conceals an age-old culture that is still very much alive among the Koreans: shamanism. Meet these servants of the "formless".

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Europe, France

Versailles: ephemeral winter gardensFeatured

It is rare to see the gardens of the Château de Versailles in the snow. The stone and marble statues are wrapped in a green sheet, the foliage bends under the weight of the snowflakes and the topiaries are made up in white. Take a stroll through this setting so beloved of the Sun King, which has established itself as a masterpiece of 17th-century French art.

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Amérique, Cuba

Cuba - SnapshotsFeatured

Cuba is multiple, complex, mixed, heterogeneous... and this reality is visible everywhere. In the streets, in the music, in the cults, in the culture, in the derelict buildings. A journey between beautiful American cars and horse-drawn carriages, between poetry and bitter beauty.

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Considered to be one of Brittany's most beautiful beaches, the dune belt at Treac'h ar Goured stretches in an arc over 2km long, to the east of the island of Houat.
France

France - Island of HouatFeatured

"We live from the sea" is the motto of this island, 4 km long and 1.5 km wide, located off the Gulf of Morbihan. A paradise for sailors, fishermen and nature lovers, Houat is the perfect place to discover its exceptional flora and fauna, go cycling or follow the coastal paths.

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Greenland: On the Viking Trail

It's an island from another world, that of the Far North, with its fjords dotted with icebergs, tangled ice sculptures, bathed in the midnight sun in summer or illuminated...