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24 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Gastronomy, Restaurants

Restaurants not to be missed on the Côte d'Azur

The Côte d'Azur is one of the most popular destinations in France, very appreciated for its climate which reigns there but also for its gastronomy. The region is known for its fresh seafood dishes, Provençal specialties and world-famous local wines. If you are looking to discover the best restaurants on the Côte d'Azur, here are some of our recommendations.

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21 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Culture, Events

Mardi Gras, Carnivals in France

Mardi Gras is a festive time. This period marks the end of the "week of seven fat days" (formerly called "carnal days"). Mardi Gras is followed by Ash Wednesday and Lent, when Christians are encouraged to "eat lean", traditionally abstaining from meat.

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20 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

A weekend in Périgord

For a long stay or just a weekend, Périgord is full of riches and a beauty that will amaze you. For a getaway with family or friends, you will have the chance to discover this pretty corner of France for a weekend. A verdant region, rich in historical cultural sites, with magnificent villages and generous gastronomy.

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18 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Gastronomy

Truffles from Domaines to Domaines

Travel to truffle country! The truffle is a diamond of French gastronomy that is eaten on occasions or simply to have fun. Domaine de Majastre, Domaine d'Argens, Domaine de Montine... so many estates that offer truffles in all their forms.

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16 February 2023  |  Virginie Erre  |  Culture

Dubuffet's Winter Garden at the Center Pompidou

Jean Dubuffet is a French painter born in 1901. The artist is interested in works made by prisoners, the mentally ill, children, people outside the professional world of art. In 1945, he invented the term Art Brut to define this art. He will be a theoretician and a collector.

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15 February 2023  |  Virginie Erre  |  Culture

Ben's store at the Center Pompidou

Ben's store at the Center Pompidou Benoît Vautier, alias Ben is an artist born in 1935 known for his inscribed messages, printed on any medium. His store was born in 1958 in the city center of Nice. In 1972, the store will be dismantled to become part of the collections of the National Museum of Modern Art.

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12 February 2023  |  Virginie Erre  |  Pure France

Maison Piscenoise

Discover Maison Piscenoise, a holiday home for seasonal rental with Pure France. Located in Pézenas, in the Hérault, it inspires the softness of the sun and the Mediterranean spirit of the region. 20 minutes from the beaches. A top-of-the-range holiday home renovated according to the rules of the art.

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11 February 2023  |  Virginie Erre  |  Tourism, Culture

Visite du Centre Pompidou à Paris

Visit of the Pompidou Center in Paris, the permanent collection. The Center Pompidou, also called Beaubourg, is the national center for art and culture initiated by President Georges Pompidou, a fan of modern art. The modern and contemporary collection spans two floors of the museum.

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10 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Culture, Gastronomy, Restaurants

French Food Tour: Taste of Montmartre

France, where the country of gastronomy, the good varied dishes, and the regional specificities make this country the most appreciated country for its gastronomy. Let's embark on a culinary tour of the Montmartre district in Paris, a very charming district in Paris. Let yourself be carried away by a visit and guided tasting with various stops, in cheese dairy, chocolate factory, bakery...

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07 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism

The essentials in Charente Maritime

Charente-Maritime is located in the center-west of France and in the northern half of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. You can explore the labyrinth of the Marais Poitevin in a traditional boat, far from the crowds, with only a few boats. You can also visit the island of Oléron where you will find the famous colorful oyster huts.

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03 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Culture

The Arts and Crafts Mill, Arles-sur-Tech

Located on the old Catalan weaving factory, the arts and crafts mill offers a shop bringing together artists working in several different trades, including leather, textiles, metal, recycled inner tube paper. It is here that the Catalan fabrics known for their solidity and the fantasy of their decor are made.

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02 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Pure France, Events

Book a stay for Valentine's Day

February 14 is Valentine's Day! There is no day to celebrate love but you can still treat yourself to a stay to fully enjoy together. Discover our properties for rent for your short stays, as a couple. Holiday villas and homes for couples, which can accommodate 2 to 5 people only.

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01 February 2023  |  Amélie Roca  |  Tourism, Nature

Aigues Morte and its pink saltworks

Where does the name Tiges-Mortes come from, Aigues comes from the Occitan "Aigas" which means "water", moreover the city is located in the heart of the marshes, either stagnant water, "dead" water. A fisherman's and salt worker's village, protected by Charlemagne's Matafère tower, it was in 1240 that the town was exempted from taxes and duties. More than 15,000 people flock from all over the coast to enjoy this town.


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