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Some Parisian addresses don’t need to show off their charms. Just steps from the Opéra Garnier, the hotel Horset Opéra, Best Western Premier Collection, favors a certain form of seduction: discretion, ideal location and elegance…
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The exhibition held at the Musée de la Toile de Jouy pays a heartfelt tribute to the work of the great artist Amédée Couder, who is responsible for a new style and a new way of conceiving the famous textiles...
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There are many sides to Amiens. The stone city, monumental, dominated by Notre-Dame. The city of water, secret and silent, which winds its way through the hortillonnage gardens. The city of painters and collectors, sheltered behind the façades of the museum of…
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There are some cities that are best discovered by taking a step back first. In Lille, the City Tour offers precisely this initial panoramic overview, before you continue exploring on foot and step inside its…
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The Baie de Somme Railway offers trips on a historic train along the Baie de Somme. It serves three seaside resorts: Le Crotoy, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and Cayeux-sur-Mer. Enjoy your journey on the ‘Réseau des Bains’…
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The Dove, the Ibis, the Rabbit, the Cat, the Tortoise, the Crayfish… These are some thirty short poems (quatrains) by Guillaume Apollinaire (1880–1918), illustrated by Raoul Dufy (1877–1953), which were published in March 1911. A joint venture revisited…
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On the Croisette, luxury hotel bars are no longer merely a prelude to dinner. They are becoming destinations in their own right. At the Majestic, a new menu created by Guillermo Pittaluga confirms this trend, blending Mediterranean flair, creativity and dining…
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Overlooking one of the most beautiful bends in the Seine for more than eight centuries, Château-Gaillard remains a symbol of medieval Normandy. Built by Richard the Lionheart to protect Rouen, this fortress is a meeting point between history, architecture and…
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Depicting rain in painting and printmaking is a challenge for artists. How can one paint or draw something that is translucent and fleeting, yet profoundly alters the landscape? Since the early 19th century, with the first painters of…
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