Fontevraud abbey: a unique experience in the heart of the Loire Valley
In France, between Saumur and Chinon, in the heart of the Loire Valley, the Abbaye de Fontevraud is a timeless place. Founded nearly a thousand years ago, this abbey has enjoyed a rich history. From a major spiritual center to the royal necropolis of the Plantagenets and a terrifying prison, Fontevraud is now a formidable cultural […]
Travelling by train in Brittany (France): a practical guide
Ah, Brittany! With its charming villages, beaches and rich cultural heritage, it’s a perfect destination for a relaxing holiday. It’s also a region where you can often escape the high temperatures, in short: the French region of Brittany has nothing but advantages ! Did you know it’s possible to visit Brittany without a car ? you can travel […]
Visiting Rome: travel guide to discover the city in 3 to 5 days
Do you dream of strolling between ancient ruins, enjoying a real Italian pizza on a terrace or admiring the Sistine Chapel? Rome, the Eternal City, is a destination that fascinates with its unique blend of history, art and dolce vita. What to do in Rome? This travel guide reveals the must-see sights, good addresses and lots of […]
Discover the Sarthe department in France: an itinerary through charming villages
If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-track getaway in France then the Sarthe is an ideal interlude for an authentic break ! This département is bursting with characterful villages, skilled crafts and fascinating encounters. This itinerary will guide you through the most beautiful places to explore the Sarthe in just a few days. Follow the guide! This article […]
Visiting Le Mans : must-do activities
Nestled in the heart of the Pays de la Loire region, the town of Le Mans (France) is a destination well worth exploring ! Famous worldwide for its legendary 24-hour race, Le Mans is much more than just a motoring event! With its medieval streets, cathedral, museums and creative street art scene, Le Mans offers a wealth of […]
Iconodiagnosis : when medicine meets art history
What if certain works of art, long before the rise of modern medicine, preserved in spite of themselves the visible signs of disease? This is precisely the premise of iconodiagnosis: an approach at the crossroads of medicine and art history that involves identifying pathological signs in human representations from the visual arts – painting, sculpture, mosaic, illuminated […]