TGV Lyria, the Franco-Swiss subsidiary of 2 railway companies: SNCF (Société Nationale de Chemin de Fer français) and CFF (Chemins de Fer Fédéraux suisses), which operates high-speed trains between France and Switzerland, is continuing to innovate and expand...
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To coincide with the "Hommage" exhibition at Quai de la Photo by Franck Desplanques, photographer and editor-in-chief of the TV programme Rendez-vous en terre inconnue, we spoke to Tahnee Juguin for the magazine Natives, which has published a special issue, a catalogue...
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If you're passionate about luxury rail travel, Japan is the ideal destination. The Shiki-Shima, the Twilight Express Mizukaze and the Seven Stars Nanatsuboshi offer you a unique experience of the Land of the Rising Sun, in a...
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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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At the beginning of December 2024, the dance of the Intore, the ancient warriors of the Land of a Thousand Hills, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This war dance is the pride of the members of Rwanda's national ballet, guardians of the country's heritage...
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On board the MS Vivaldi, belonging to the Strasbourg-based company CroisiEurope, we sailed up the Danube from its mouth on the Black Sea to Vienna in Austria. We crossed 8 countries (Romania, Moldavia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovakia...
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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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Jorge Olano, Peruvian archaeologist and co-Director of the Research Programme on Lines and Geoglyphs, and the University of Yamagata in Japan, headed by Professor Masato Sakai, have been working since 2004 to identify the Nazca geoglyphs. Interview with this passionate researcher....
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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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