We all have a good reason to love Halloween. Some people love dressing up while others are crazy about treats and candies. There are also those who can't imagine celebrating October 31st without a good horror movie. If you belong to the third category, here are 3 tips for organizing a special Halloween movie night.
The Poincaré House, which was inaugurated in September 2023 in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, is the first museum in France dedicated to mathematics. We invite you to discover this original and playful place that has set out to make visitors of all ages love math.
Popular tourist destination, Bordeaux is home to one of France's most beautiful cathedrals. The Saint-André Cathedral in Bordeaux welcomes thousands of visitors each year for the beauty of its architecture, stained glass windows, crypt, and organ. Here are 5 things to know about this iconic religious monument in the city.
Art Nouveau is an artistic movement that emerged at the end of the 19th century in Belgium and France. In this period, also known as the Belle Époque, technological innovations and advertising developed and contributed to the emergence of this decorative style in various fields. Here are 5 things to know about the Art Nouveau style.
Walt Disney is undoubtedly the most famous producer of animated cartoons in the world. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Disney Studios, we propose to retrace the major milestones in the life and career of the father of Mickey Mouse, who invented the talking cartoon, feature-length animations, and amusement parks.
The Nice Short Film Festival aims to offer films of all genres and from all backgrounds. This event, called "A festival, it's too short," invites you to discover unique, rare, or unpublished works for a week.
This weekend will take place the Heritage Days. But did you know that 95% of the artistic, architectural and cultural creations visited on this occasion were made by men? That is why, for the first time in 2015, HF Ile-de-France and Osez le féminisme decided to organize a counter-event: the Matrimoine Days! The objective of this alternative event is to highlight the artistic heritage of women.
The European Heritage Days, organized by the Ministry of Culture since 1984, take place every year during the third weekend of September. This event allows visitors to discover museums as well as buildings and places that are exceptionally open to the public on this occasion. It would be a shame to miss out on it: it's free!
The Mouans-Sartoux Book Festival, created in 1988, has become a major literary event on the French Riviera. Fans of novels, biographies, and poems, as well as conferences, films, and concerts, flock to it in large numbers.
When we talk about megalithic sites in France, we immediately think of Brittany and not necessarily Corsica! And yet, the prehistoric site of Filitosa in southern Corsica is home to authentic megaliths dating back to prehistory. We invite you to discover this extraordinary place classified as a historical monument.
