To secure an elderly parent living alone, three solutions stand out: the alarm button, the automatic fall detector, and mobile teleassistance. The right choice depends on the level of autonomy, lifestyle habits, and the risk profile of the person. Here’s how to navigate through them.

New season, new digital experiences, the return of a grand equestrian show, and a program that plays with contrasts between music, art, and nature: Chambord is back for the whole year, for families as well as for the curious.

From June 17 to July 19, 2026, the major youth book event returns with the theme "Our Little and Big Heroes" — signed posters, activities, and a Livrodrome transformed into a literary amusement park.

Heading for 2026! The Auvergne park unveils four major new attractions, featuring stars, lava flows, and guitar riffs, for an experience that promises to be more immersive than ever.

Currents, vortices, and engineer's visions: The Château du Clos Lucé unfolds, from June 6 to September 13, 2026, an immersive journey that delves into the bubbling mind of Leonardo da Vinci, eternal lover of water.

New name, new logo... but still the same desire to celebrate the sea in all its lights. Heading towards a 16th edition that promises to be briny and, good news, accessible to everyone.

Comic books, manga, comics... For 48 hours, France and Belgium are living to the rhythm of speech bubbles and onomatopoeia. Heading towards a 2026 edition that's already celebrating its fourteenth anniversary.

Less than a three-hour flight away, a small piece of the Mediterranean gathers dizzying cliffs, turquoise coves, and peaceful villages. Spring acts as the chief decorator: soft light, 25°C on the thermometer, and nature in full bloom. Tempted?

On March 28 and 29, the mountain takes on a gentle iodine flavor: head to Villard de Lans for the 17th edition of the Scallop Festival.

We buy various things for our home. Most of the time, we choose them solely for their utility—being functional, easy to use, and enhancing comfort at home. Then there's the second category. Things that at first glance may not seem essential, but we cherish them. Their design is intriguing, and we wish to beautify our home with them. They have features we never thought we needed, but we're eager to try them out. Ultimately, we want to impress our visitors. Some people build their image on this: when a new technological innovation emerges, they want to be the first to have it in their homes, to show everyone they are at the forefront of modernity. The best things meet the criteria of both categories. Ingenious gadgets that will completely change your perception of your daily routine. With them, your home will be entirely different from what it was before. And once your guests see them, they'll want them too. We've created a selection of five trendy gadgets for 2026.