8 monumental and temporary artworks that have transformed Paris
Paris is an open-air museum, but sometimes art leaves the galleries to take over the city’s landmarks, transforming perspectives and surprising passers-by! For just a few days or months, certain monumental installations have transformed the face of the capital and left a lasting mark on the collective memory. From Christo’s wrapped Pont Neuf to the immersive creations […]
A train trip to Nohant, following in the footsteps of George Sand
Nestled in the heart of Berry, George Sand’s house in Nohant-Vic is much more than just a home: it is a place steeped in history, inspiration, and creativity. This family home served as the writer’s favorite retreat, where she composed much of her work surrounded by the greatest artistic figures of her time, from Frédéric Chopin […]
What to Do in Pisa and the Surrounding Area? Travel Guide
When we talk about Pisa, we immediately think of its Leaning Tower, which seems to defy the laws of gravity, but this Tuscan city is so much more than just this monument: behind this iconic landmark lies a vibrant destination where a wealth of activities await you. So what to do in Pisa? In this […]
A Spring Getaway in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: From the Spirit of Sévigné to Medieval Towns
As the first rays of sunshine warm the valleys and the trees begin to bud, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes comes alive in the great outdoors! It’s the perfect season to hike the trails, cycle along the greenways, and (re)discover our charming towns before the summer crowds arrive. In this article, we take you on a two-part journey through […]
A getaway to Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes: between Alpine peaks and living history
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes truly lives up to its name: here, everything is about rugged terrain, striking contrasts, and unforgettable experiences. From the food-loving streets of Lyon to the peaks dominated by Mont Blanc, from the volcanoes of Auvergne to the sun-drenched landscapes of the Drôme, each region tells a different story. In the spring, the region reveals […]
How did the Gauls dress? The Gergovie Museum invites us into the wardrobe of the Celtic peoples
We often think we know the Gauls: mustachioed warriors, striped breeches, winged helmets… and yet, this image is largely a cliché! Forget Obélix’s blue-striped breeches and outdated stereotypes of barbarians clad in animal skins. The new exhibition at the Gergovie Museum invites us to take a fresh look and discover a reality that is far […]