Outstanding astronomers, builders of towering temples, inventors of a unique writing system... a dive into one of the most fascinating and enigmatic cultures in the history of pre-Columbian America.
A corpse with a sewn mouth pulled from the Seine, a lily ring, an enigmatic word engraved with ancient letters... This is how this historical thriller begins, which kept me on the edge of my seat during the Empire, despite a few lengthy passages.
A unique creation by Daniel Buren takes over gardens and rooms to gently challenge our perspective on the landscape that Monet frequented so much.
Five Fridays in July to (re)discover the pleasure of outdoor concerts, from jazz to folk to Indian music, in the heart of the Mouans-Sartoux castle park.
Two days to bring the comic book out of the pages: meetings, signings, and activities at Parc Spirou Provence.
More than a hundred years after the discovery that revolutionized archaeology, Paris is hosting a spectacular reconstruction of the pharaoh's tomb, enhanced by immersive experiences that extend the visit beyond the exhibited objects.
An open-air sculptural journey: the Ar Milin' park and the streets of Châteaubourg transform into a living gallery, blending material, color, and movement.
A journey where the book becomes a motif and guiding thread: 12 contemporary artists, 16 works, and 8 creations intersect with the museum's collections to celebrate reading in all its forms.
For World Book Day, a selection of ten amazing libraries where books become decor, or the other way around.
The Vez Dungeon opens its 2026 season by playing the card of contrast: medieval stone and contemporary works face each other, for visits where one takes their time (and allows themselves to be surprised).
