What are the regulations in Europe? Since the 2000s, European regulations on cosmetic testing have changed significantly. In France, as in all EU countries, animal testing for finished products has been banned since 2004. Animal testing for cosmetic ingredients has also been banned since 2013 ...
A 3 in 1 destination If you're looking for your next European holiday destination and are having trouble choosing between France, Germany and Switzerland, head to the Upper Rhine Valley! This cross-border region allows you to discover the facets of three different countries in one destination, w ...
very arty decor. Copyright: the justified sinner 2- Paris It was of course impossible to establish the top 3 most romantic destinations in Europe without mentioning Paris... A true symbol of romance around the world, the French capital offers the perfect setting for a romantic weekend. ...
The highest tourist train in Europe Contrary to what one might think, the highest tourist train in Europe is not in the Alps but in the Pyrenees! It criss-crosses the mountains in the Bearn region, in the heart of the Ossau Valley, not far from the Spanish border. This tourist train called pe ...
and to many facilities dedicated to the practice of various sports. For these reasons, it is the first commune in Brittany to have been awarded the European Sports City label! Moreover, it is not only the first Breton city to receive this award, but also the smallest city in France and Europe ...
Presentation The Gothic architecture developed in Western Europe between the 12th and 16th centuries. This architectural style, which succeeded Romanesque art, spread rapidly north of the Loire River. It then spread throughout Europe before being supplanted by Renaissance architecture in the mi ...
red with gold leaf. Copyright: skeeze She is wearing a crown whose seven points symbolize the 'Seven Continents' (North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania and Antarctica) and the seven oceans of the globe (Arctic, Antarctic, North and South Atlantic, North and South Paci ...
e. This collaboration gave birth to the association Brillen ohne Grenzen, the German equivalent of this French initiative. Glasses sent worldwide In Europe, thousands of pairs of glasses in good condition lie dormant in our drawers. In France or in other countries of the world, many people do no ...
would become mandatory to maintain its health pass for a portion of the population. Due to the evolution of the epidemic in France and throughout Europe, the government has indeed decided to take new measures, particularly with regard to vaccination. To continue to benefit from a valid Health ...
e collection is the centerpiece of this library-museum. Thanks to the collection of Beatus Rhenanus, the Humanist Library is one of the most famous in Europe. Even today, it serves as a study and research library and welcomes scholars from all over Europe. The building, renovated and expanded ...
u know that? Polenta or 'polente' is a specialty that originated in northern Italy. However, it belongs to the culinary traditions of many regions of Europe: the County-of-nice and Savoy, Switzerland but also Bulgaria and Romania. ...
the Environment, as well as cocktails, concerts, parades and many other surprises and challenges, will enliven the Sailing Village and the Port Vauban, Europe's leading marina, with joy and good humor. The 2022 PROGRAM Every day from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm: Exhibitions, Artists, Special animations. ...
tes charged by your operator, contact them before you leave to find out and avoid nasty surprises on your next bill. What are the formalities for European students? With Brexit, EU students can continue to study in the UK but under certain less advantageous conditions. Indeed, the UK has deci ...
ly take the no less famous Promenade Marcel Proust which overlooks the beach. With its 3.6 km of seawall, it is the longest pedestrian promenade in Europe and offers a spectacular view of the Normandy coastline. This promenade also allows you to admire the Belle Époque seaside villas, which a ...
he computing power of Belenos and Taranis, France will therefore be able to strengthen its contribution to simulations and forecasting the consequences of global warming in Europe and the world. In normal operation, one of the two supercomputers will be dedicated to forecasting and the other to r ...
th century some 150,000 residents each winter. These visitors arrived from the United Kingdom, Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary, then from all over Europe and America! The result of these multiple international influences was a superb architectural heritage that can still be seen in the town t ...
cultural center, where artistic life is vibrant, especially in disused factories turned into trendy art venues. The city did not wait to be named European Capital of Culture 2022 to create 'cultural stations' where old industrial heritage buildings have been rehabilitated into cultural spaces. ...
of the polar worlds. It should also be noted that this is the first time a mobilization of this scale has been organized in France... and even in Europe! This unprecedented mobilization was initiated by the Paul-Emile-Victor endowment fund, in collaboration with four ministries, 26 French 'po ...
nd a black center. But in reality, there are many varieties in the Helianthus annus family. This plant, native to North America, was introduced to Europe in the 16th century. Today, there are over 60 varieties, some of which are grown for their seeds and oil, while others are grown as ornament ...
ed in the heart of the city of Nîmes has been labeled a Remarkable Garden by the Ministry of Culture. This garden was one of the first public parks in Europe. It consists of an 18th century French garden and a Mediterranean-style landscape garden. The formal garden is centred on the Fountain ...
