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Between Blois and Chambord, the Château de Beauregard stands out as one of the most unique landmarks in the Loire Valley. Once a hunting lodge for Francis I, and later home to ministers in the 16th and 17th centuries, it truly entered...
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At the Château de Beauregard, Chris Morin-Eitner's immersive exhibition «Once Upon a Time Tomorrow» defies time: the past winks at the future. The artworks invite you on an offbeat journey to the heart of…
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At Aix-en-Provence, the Hôtel de Caumont is hosting an exhibition dedicated to the iconic posters created by Toulouse-Lautrec. Curated by art historian Gilles Genty and Fanny Girard, director of the Toulouse-Lautrec Museum in Albi, the exhibition explores the art of the poster...
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With four centuries of naval and artistic history behind it, the National Maritime Museum today offers a contemporary perspective on the sea. The exhibition 'The Navy and the Painters' exemplifies this, a dialogue between tradition, maritime power, and creativity…
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Beneath its apparent postcard perfection, Florence distils a rare, almost intimidating density. Yet certain places impose themselves as must-see stops, because each, in its own way, tells the DNA of the Tuscan city. Six centuries after its zenith, Florence…
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Every year in Monaco, Printemps des Arts transforms the Principality into one big musical stage. For this year's edition, entitled Utopies-opus1, which runs from 11 March to 19 April, the festival has chosen a simple, yet...
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To the west of Porto, away from the hustle and bustle of the Ribeira and the crashing waves of Foz, the city is home to a haven of silence and pure lines: the Serralves Foundation. It reveals the boldest face...
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In the heart of the Marquesas archipelago, tattooing - tā moko, or Te patutiki - is more than just a body adornment: it is a language, a living memory and an indestructible link between the individual, his or her community and the world...
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At the mouth of the River Aven in southern Brittany, Pont-Aven is set among green hills and shimmering water under the poplars. Windmills, galleries and wooded paths form the backdrop to this city of art, which inspired Gauguin and still cultivates a gentle...
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