How Victor Hugo saved Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
In 15 April 2019, the whole world watched helplessly as a devastating fire threatened to destroy one of France’s most precious symbols: Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. Five years after the tragedy, the building has risen from the ashes, ready to welcome back the faithful and visitors alike. This resurrection is an opportunity to look back […]
What to do in Draguignan? Must-see visits
Nestling in the heart of Provence (France), Draguignan is a town that combines medieval charm with cultural treasures. Nicknamed ” the city of the Dragon “, this destination offers much more than a simple trip back in time: it invites you to stroll through its picturesque streets, savour the local cuisine and visit its museums. Whether you’re a […]
Malta in 3 days : itinerary, must-sees and tips
Fancy a getaway combining fascinating history, Mediterranean landscapes and cultural discoveries? Drive to Malta, an archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean, seductive for its rich history, crystal-clear waters and warm atmosphere. In just 3 days, discover the treasures of this little paradise: from the streets steeped in history of Valletta to the idyllic cliffs of […]
Venice: the Ultimate Guide – Must-sees, good tips and practical advice
Venice, the city of canals and gondolas, is much more than just a dream destination. With its unique architecture, romantic bridges and fascinating history, this floating city is an unforgettable experience for any traveller. But where do you start to make the most of the Serenissima? In this comprehensive guide, you’ll find all the practical information you […]
Diving into the aestheticism of ocean liners : art embarks on a crossing at the Musée d’Arts de Nantes
In Nantes, a city turned towards the ocean, the Musée d’arts is offering a fascinating escape into the golden age of the giants of the seas with the exhibition ” Liners 1913-1942, a transatlantic aesthetic “. This exhibition explores the influence of ocean liners on the art and design of the first half of the 20th century. […]
L’Escarboucle: the new École des Arts Joailliers bookshop in Paris
In the 9e arrondissement of Paris, a stone’s throw from Drouot, the Opéra-Comique or the Musée Grévin, a new cultural venue has opened its doors : at 16 bis Boulevard Montmartre, L’École des Arts Joailliers has just moved into the sumptuous Hôtel de Mercy-Argenteau. This new address is home to a library, an exhibition space, introductory jewellery workshops and […]