For the end-of-year festivities, the City of Biot offers a whole program of free activities. This event, called The Christmas Reflections, enlivens the village's alleys throughout the month of December. On the agenda: a gourmet market and crafts, an exhibition of works on the Biot shutters, shows, an educational farm, and culinary and creative workshops for children! A great way to wait for the midnight mass and the arrival of Santa Claus...
Beneath your feet, between two train cars, the Paris metro hides 17th-century vaults, stones from the Bastille, and an entire neighborhood built on ancient quarries: here’s where to look and how to recognize them.
For three weeks, the PACA region invites you to rediscover its natural, cultural, economic, and artisanal treasures. Thanks to the Welcome Home operation, you can enjoy discounted rates at many tourist sites in the region. It would be a shame not to take advantage of it!
A church carved into the sandstone, at the top of a peak with 198 meters of void on all sides, a 45-minute climb, an ossuary of priests along the way, and a final wall to ascend barefoot: welcome to Abuna Yemata Guh, in eastern Tigray.
Fortresses perched on ridges, churches built as punishment, ramparts pierced by four gates: the villages of Occitanie tell, stone by stone, the story of the crusade against Albigensianism and the centuries of conflict that followed. Here’s how to decipher them on site.
Bright winter, gentle spring, scorching summer but refreshed by the alleys of the old town: in Nice, each season has its schedules, its time slots, and its good deals. Here’s how to choose your period and truly enjoy it.
Beneath the sidewalks, a second Paris: quarries emptied of their stone, medieval ossuaries, forgotten cellars, and the foundations of a vanished cathedral. Here’s how to read, understand, and visit this underground that tells the city’s story better than its facades.
Want a vacation where each day is shaped by the clan's mood? In Pra Loup, we combine hiking, thrills, and tasty breaks for all ages.
Painted half-timbering, inner courtyards of winemakers, grand crus born from limestone and marl soils... From Riquewihr to Hunspach, here’s how to explore these villages and taste their wines, path by path.
Granite walls surrounding the gardens, a menhir nicknamed Gargantua's Tooth, a Virgin facing the sea to watch over the cod fishermen... Here’s how to explore, step by step, two Breton villages that tell the story of an entire country.
