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Protectors of the wild Rhône by Denis PALANQUE
The Rhône, 812km long, has its source in Switzerland in the Saint Gothard massif, at an altitude of 1753m. It crosses Lake Geneva before arriving in France and flowing via the Camargue delta into the Mediterranean Sea. Between Lyon and Switzerland, ...
+ See featureThe protector of spiders by Philippe BLANCHOT
For the first time, a complete inventory, dated April 5, 2023, carried out on spiders in metropolitan France, has been established by the French Committee of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. This census points in particular to ...
+ See featureIn the footsteps of William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy and King of England
Following in the footsteps of William the Conqueror in Normandy is an authentic journey that reveals a string of castles, abbeys, bocages and strikes far from the tourist classics. It is to relive the incredible epic of a Norman who rose to the rank ...
+ See featureManufacture de Longwy: The song of enamels by Vincent DAMARIN
Founded in 1798 by the Boch family, the Manufacture des Emaux de Longwy has been defending the excellence of Lorraine's know-how for over two centuries. Its reputation grew when Napoleon Ist decided to entrust the workshops with the realization of ...
+ See featureFavorites, May 2023
Stop on Images : a selection of the latest productions by Hemis photographers.
+ See featureValence hoists the colors by Hervé HUGHES
The third largest city in Spain, Valencia has something to surprise! Proud of the futuristic curves of the City of Arts and Sciences imagined by Calatrava, of the architectural riches of the historic center including the Mercat Central, an ...
+ See featureMontreal: Open-air museum by Philippe RENAULT
Today there are hundreds of them and their number continues to increase. Montreal has become a go-to destination for street art featuring monumental murals. From graffiti to stencil, from mosaic to collage, from installations to murals, street art ...
+ See featureGlasgow Arty by Grégory GERAULT
The recent reopening of the Burrel Collection, the Mackintosh style, the vibrant pulse of a city reinventing itself: three good reasons to spend a weekend in Glasgow. Glasgow has a false air of an American city, the streets go up and down crossing ...
+ See featureNancy Thermal: Back to basics by Patrick ESCUDERO
To find the existence of a thermal establishment in Nancy, we must go back to 1913 when the National Academy of Medicine granted the authorization to the city to exploit the hot spring discovered in 1909. Drawn 800m below the surface, making it the ...
+ See featureCroatia: The Secrets of the Golden Horn by Bertrand RIEGER
A navigation to discover islands as magnificent as they are unknown aboard the Ave Maria on the Dalmatian coast from Dubrovnik to Split, two jewels of cities stamped Unesco. It all starts with the discovery of Dubrovnik with its marvels of ...
+ See featureCaillebotte Vegetable garden: The passion of a garden painter by Carmen BAREA
"In 1877, Gustave Caillebotte painted one of his emblematic paintings: The Gardeners. The painter loved handling his brushes as much as working the earth. An authentic garden painter. The first time I saw Caillebotte's work at the museum d'Orsay, I ...
+ See featureChédigny : It is an extraordinary garden! par Pascal AVENET
The only village in France to have obtained the coveted label of remarkable garden, Chédigny has gradually metamorphosed at the end of the 1990s with its streets planted with a thousand roses, nearly three hundred varieties of shrubs, three ...
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