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In 2003, Swiss archaeologists Charles Bonnet and Matthieu Honegger discovered a cache of forty fragments of black granite statues at Doukki Gel in Upper Nubia - now Sudan. The dismembered stones were to reveal...
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Editions Gallimard Voyages has just published "Sur les chemins de Stevenson", a book that invites hikers, backpackers and dreamers to follow the routes and places crossed or evoked by Stevenson in his work. At the...
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En train au Japon is a book by Aimie Eliot, journalist and correspondent in Tokyo, which offers a different way of travelling in the Land of the Rising Sun. With a dense network criss-crossing the country, rail is undoubtedly one of the...
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Editions Gallimard has just published a comprehensive book for families looking for experiences outside the usual tourist circuits, in France and abroad. For the author, Marie Faure-Ambroise, every moment in early childhood leaves a lasting impression on...
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CroisiEurope and Editions Ouest-France invite you to discover 20 experiences of cruising along the water to enjoy a new form of tourism that is virtuous, relaxing and very trendy. Divided into three chapters, it presents three modes of navigation...
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The complete Cassini map sheets were published in March 2024 by Conspiration Éditions. This exceptional book brings together all 181 sheets reproduced to the original scale, restoring their full splendour down to the smallest detail. For this...
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Editions Alternatives has just published a new edition of this guide produced by Chrixcel, an urban art photographer, and Thomas Schmitt, known as "the artist with the cutter" - because he cuts, sculpts and chisels posters. The authors propose 10 routes to explore the...
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Like calligraphy or ikebana, sadō (the Way of Tea) is a traditional art, influenced by Taoism and Zen Buddhism, in which powdered green tea, or matcha, is prepared in a very traditional way.
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In this collection in three parts: Le mot ment de dire vrai - L'au-delà source - Vert l'Orient, Eric Chazot unveils 143 poems to translate love, desire, illusion, voluptuousness, the passing of time, hope and necessity...
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