Saorge in the Alpes-Maritimes: one of the most beautiful villages in France.

Travel and Tourism

In September 2023, the village of Saorge in the Alpes-Maritimes obtained the highly coveted label of "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France" (The Most Beautiful Villages of France). With its terraced houses and monastery overlooking the Roya Valley, it is one of the most picturesque villages in the Mercantour. Its very homogeneous architecture has preserved its medieval allure and old-world charm. We invite you to discover the attractions of this former stronghold on the salt route.

03
Oct
2023

The Jardin des Plantes in Paris: a green space dedicated to science.

Home and Garden

Historical heart of the National Museum of Natural History, the Jardin des Plantes is one of the oldest scientific institutions in France. The botanical garden, as it can be visited today, opened to the public in 1640. It is still today a unique place in France, rich in exceptional natural, cultural, and scientific heritage.

03
Oct
2023

Bio-based construction materials: what are the advantages?

Real estate, vacation rentals

The building, which is one of the most polluting sectors in France, is starting to use more environmentally friendly raw materials. Bio-based construction materials such as straw, hemp, or raw earth are gaining momentum. We have listed for you their various advantages in the building sector.

03
Oct
2023

The Belly and Gastronomy Festival in Rouen, Normandy.

Gastronomy and Food

During the Belly and Normandy Gastronomy Festival in Rouen, the streets of the Old Market district are taken over by producers in traditional Normandy costumes. For a weekend, local farm products such as apples, watercress, foie gras, cider, and calvados are available for tasting and sale. Chefs also participate in the festival to promote local specialties.

02
Oct
2023

Bakery: less salt in bread starting from October 1st.

Trade and Society

Since October 1st, 2023, the salt content has been reduced in France in all types of bread, from sliced bread to traditional baguettes and special breads. We will explain the reasons and the methods behind this measure, which may alter the taste of your favorite baguette.

02
Oct
2023

Contact Sheets: the Deauville Photography Festival

Photo and Video

During the Planches Contact festival, Deauville and its photogenic beach attract photographers from all over the world. Since 2010, this festival has been showcasing young talents and contributing to enriching Deauville's photographic heritage.

02
Oct
2023

Hair: the benefits of castor oil in 5 questions

Health and Beauty

Castor oil has been used for centuries to nourish, strengthen, and beautify hair. This versatile vegetable oil promotes hair growth, fights hair loss, and improves hair texture. We will explain how to enjoy its multiple benefits in 5 questions.

02
Oct
2023

Plum gratin: an easy recipe

Gastronomy and Food

Plums are an essential fruit of autumn. If you want to make a quick dessert with this seasonal fruit, we suggest you discover a very simple plum gratin recipe, to be prepared with just a few ingredients.

29
Sep
2023

International Coffee Day: 5 ways to drink coffee around the world

Gastronomy and Food

October 1st is International Coffee Day. On this occasion, we invite you to take a little trip around the world to discover the traditions and consumption habits related to this beverage. We propose to explore 5 ways of drinking coffee in different countries in Europe and around the world.

29
Sep
2023

The Belem: 5 unusual facts about the famous sailboat.

Sports and Leisure

Famous three-masted ship dating back to the late 19th century, the Belem regularly stops in various ports of France, from Nice to Nantes via Sète or Bordeaux. Here are 5 unusual facts about this ship classified as a historical monument.

29
Sep
2023