Let's discover art and culture exhibitions and captivating exhibitions to discover in different regions of France. The Bassin des Lumières de Bordeaux offers several art exhibitions through a luminous and poetic journey on different themes each year.
Occitania / Languedoc is rich in cultural heritage, and its opera houses are jewels of architecture and lyrical tradition. Here is an overview of the most emblematic opera halls in this region, where history, art and exceptional performances combine.
Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the largest administrative region in France by land area, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, vibrant culture and economic prowess. Stretching from the Atlantic coast to the Pyrenees mountains, this expansive region encompasses a diverse landscape that has something for everyone.
France is a treasure of cities of art and history, each offering a unique journey through time, architecture and culture. Labeled by the Ministry of Culture, these cities are distinguished by their exceptional heritage and their efforts to enhance it.
In the Dordogne valley, the village of Groléjac is a real invitation to travel through time, in the heart of an authentic and preserved France. Between its historical heritage, its breathtaking natural landscapes and its friendly atmosphere, this small village in Nouvelle-Aquitaine seduces both culture lovers and nature lovers.
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Gironde estuary, Talmont-sur-Gironde is a small village in Charente-Maritime that seems frozen in time. It is classified among the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", Talmont-sur-Gironde is a must-see destination for those who seek to discover the authentic charm and rich history of the region.
La Flotte is located on the island of Ré, northeast of the coast, a charming village that seduces with its authenticity and friendly atmosphere. La Flotte is considered one of the most beautiful villages in France, an ideal destination for visitors looking for calm, natural and cultural discoveries and a moment of relaxation by the sea.
In the heart of the famous Ile de Ré, Saint-Martin-de-Ré is an essential destination for visitors to the Ile de Ré. This fortified city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combining historical charm, a lively port atmosphere and culture.
Lavender has been associated with Provence for centuries, and its cultivation in this region dates back to ancient times. The Romans, who colonised Provence in the 2nd century BC, were among the first to recognise the value of lavender, using it for its medicinal properties, as a perfume, and for its soothing qualities in baths.
Here are five must visit markets in Lyon, Narbonne, Toulouse, Avignon and Arles in France that offer visitors an incredible variety of fresh produce, local specialties, artisanal goods and vibrant atmospheres, showcasing the best of regional culture and French cuisine.
These seven popular museums highlight the rich artistic heritage of the South of France, offering visitors a chance to explore a wide range of artistic styles and historical contexts, from ancient artifacts to modern masterpieces, making it a must-visit region for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Saint-Malo is located in Ile-et-Vilaine, it is one of the most emblematic destinations in Brittany with its majestic ramparts, fascinating history and beautiful beaches. Its majestic ramparts, fascinating history and magnificent beaches, this corsair city attracts many visitors every year.
Brittany is an emblematic destination and very appreciated for its culture, atmosphere and unique landscapes. In the heart of this beautiful region you will discover the Armorique Regional Natural Park. Namely, the Armorique Natural Park is the second Park created in France in 1969. The park extends from the Parc des monts d'Arrée to the coast of the Crozon peninsula, passing through the Aulne valley and the bay of Brest, and extends at sea by the islands of Iroise (Sein, Molène and Ouessant).
Nîmes is known for its unique remains, notably its Roman amphitheatre, the Maison Carrée, the Jardins de la Fontaine. We invite you to discover the museums in the heart of Nîmes, between art, history and culture. Discover the Nîmes territory and the lives of the men who inhabited it for 25 centuries.
Located in the Périgord Noir, Montignac is a charming village crossed by the Vézère, best known for housing one of the greatest treasures of prehistoric art: the Lascaux cave. Montignac offers a multitude of historical, cultural and natural attractions which make this village an unmissable destination in the Dordogne. In this article, we take you to discover Montignac, from its prehistoric riches to its picturesque atmosphere.
In the heart of the Vézère valley, Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil is a must-see destination for lovers of prehistory, history and spectacular natural landscapes. This village in Périgord Noir, in the Dordogne, is full of archaeological treasures and natural wonders to discover that will delight young and old. In this article, we take you to discover the Eyzies, with essentials and well-kept secrets.
Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère is a pretty picturesque village classified in the list of the "most beautiful villages in France". This charming village is guarded by its castles - the Manoir de la salle, but also: the Château de Clérans, as well as the Château de Chabans, flagship of the Côte de Jor - the village prides itself on hosting, in the beautiful Romanesque church of the 12th century, the Musical Festival of Périgord Noir.
Located in Provence, the Grotte de Sainte-Baume is a place that attracts visitors every year. Full of history and legends, it offers a unique experience combining nature, pilgrimage and contemplation. Let's discover this exceptional site through this blog article...
Charente-Maritime is a popular tourist destination for its beaches, islands and historic towns. But did you know that the surroundings of this department also offer treasures to discover? Here are some ideas for exploring the regions around Charente-Maritime, each with its own charm and unique activities.
Located in the south of France, the Gard department is a destination that is nevertheless worth the detour. The Gard stands out between its varied landscapes, its rich historical and cultural heritage, and tasty gastronomy, the Gard has something to seduce travelers in search of authenticity. Let's discover together this hidden treasure in the south of France.
The South-West of France is a land of contrasts and traditions. It is a region where culture and events punctuate local life. From the Atlantic Ocean, to the mountains of the Pyrenees, to the lands and countryside of the Southwest, this region is a real treasure for lovers of parties, heritage and gastronomy.
The Loire is an enchanting department located in the heart of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, the Loire is full of natural and cultural treasures. Among the most remarkable jewels of this region, the Gorges de la Loire, which stand out for their wild beauty and diversity of activities.
In the heart of the south-west of France, there is a preserved natural treasure: the Landes de Gascogne Regional Natural Park. Spread over nearly 315,000 hectares, this park offers a unique ecosystem, combining vast pine forests, marshes, peaceful lakes and picturesque villages. In this article, let's explore this natural gem and all the wonders it has to offer.
The Loire offers for the summer of 2024 a variety of exciting events for all tastes. Here is a selection of the main events not to be missed. Passage de la flamme Olympique, Japan tour festival, Nuits de Sologne, Festival des Jardins de Chaumont-sur-Loire... discover the list of events in the Loire.
The Dordogne is rich in varied events for the summer of 2024. Here are some of the significant events. Festival des Jeux du Théâtre de Sarlat, Festival du Périgord Noir, Les Marchés Gourmands, Montgolfiades de Rocamadour, Fête de la Vézère... discover the events in the Dordogne.
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