ted locations in Provence. Among its many Roman and Romanesque monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites since 1981, we can mention: • The ancient theater of Arles dating from the end of the 1st century BC. • The Arles Amphitheatre, a Roman arena built towards the end of the 1st century BC ...
id experience of cooperation relations. ISTS training courses The ISTS training courses are aimed at all those who wish to improve or qualify in the theater professions and, more broadly, in the entertainment industry. Each season, the Institut Supérieur des Techniques du Spectacle offers a ne ...
days by organizing Gardens on Stage. From May to October, the parks and gardens of the region welcome live performance artists (dance, circus, music, theater, storytelling, magic). Picardy, French, and international companies set up in the gardens to offer the public unforgettable moments of poetry ...
he famous Chartres Cathedral, of course, but also the former episcopal palace, churches, bridges, wash houses along the Eure river, the Italian-style theater, the multimedia library, not to mention the streets and squares of the upper town. These creations bear the signatures of the greatest names i ...
ions help stimulate intellectual abilities through discussions and exchanges with others. In this regard, group cultural activities such as museum visits, theater outings, or cinema trips are particularly beneficial for nurturing friendship alongside intellect. 3- Social connection is beneficial fo ...
ury castle, or an inn from the Napoleonic era, the series conceived by Jamel Debbouze does not overlook the quality of historical reenactment. 3- The actors come from theater or improvisation. The success of "La petite histoire de France" on W9 for over 8 years can also be explained by the quality o ...
d under the influence of these new settlers. Over the next five centuries, the city was endowed with many public monuments modeled on Rome: a forum, a theater, an amphitheater, and a circus. Today, one of the masterpieces of the Musée Départemental Arles Antique is a presumed bust of Julius Caesa ...
uritius, you can visit Place d’Armes with its colonial architecture facades, the Saint Louis and Saint James Cathedrals, the Government House, and the theater. But most importantly, you can enjoy grilled lobsters and buy souvenirs to take back home: excellent quality rum, vanilla pods, and woven ...
s country. Visiting the walls of Dubrovnik allows you to appreciate a magnificent panorama over the roofs of the city and the Adriatic Sea. The amphitheater of Pula, built in the 1st century, has been enlarged and restored. It still welcomes audiences today for theater performances or festivals. Th ...
not only the historical axis of western Paris but also one of the most renowned tourist spots in the capital, thanks notably to the proximity of the Marigny theater, the Petit Palais, and the Grand Palais. 3- Who designed the Avenue des Champs-Élysées? This artery was designed by Le Nôtre at the ...
International Garden Festival caters to as diverse an audience as possible by offering not only themed gardens, but also children's tours and a green theater. Whether or not you are an experienced gardener, you can participate in workshops and escape for the time of a bucolic walk in the fresh ai ...
to the Dom Tom or to member countries of the European Union) - cultural activities: entrance fees to historical monuments, castles, museums, planetariums, theater or opera tickets (public establishments) or cinema tickets (in partner establishments). In practice If you pay with vacation vouchers, ...
What is commedia dell'arte? The commedia dell'arte is a genre of popular theater that appeared in Italy around 1550. This theatrical genre is characterized by stereotypical characters and slapstick situations. With the exception of love roles, all actors wear masks. The Italian expression 'comme ...
s are represented, from classical music to contemporary music including jazz, music hall, singing and traditional music. Fans of magic, storytelling, theater and dance are not forgotten. Edition 2023 translates to "2023 Edition" in English. For the 2023 edition, the Summer Evenings will take place f ...
ed in 2013 offer free exhibitions on the themes of the city and new urban realities. The photos are exhibited in various places in the city, from the theater to the municipal gallery, via the Commanderie Saint-Jean. The program is abundant, and brings together about twenty artists with diverse ap ...
or young audiences. Various workshops will be organized, including music, dance, singing, mask making, makeup, painting, sculpture, storytelling and theater, cooking, costume design, reproduction of prehistoric drawings, and investigations... Some monuments even offer a snack at the end of the visi ...
honey, and snails... Tastings and conviviality are the key elements of these two days. Moreover, this market takes place in a festive atmosphere with theater troupes and musical performances. Edition 2023 translates to "2023 Edition" in English. This edition of the Fête du Ventre will take place ...
ost shared by Land's End, Cornwall (@visitlandsend) 5- The Minack Theatre Another must-see Cornish attraction, the Minack Theatre is an open-air theater set above the cliffs of Porthcurno. It was built by a local resident, actress Rowena Cade, between 1931 and 1932. At the time, she bought ...
an electric boat for a few hours to get a new perspective on the city's built heritage. Along the water, you can pass under bridges, walk along the theater, see the Conservatory or the former library that has become the headquarters of the Tourist Office... A royal road for bicycle touring If ...
series of photographs by Sacha Goldberger that was born from a zany idea: to transform personalities from diverse backgrounds (stars of cinema, song, theater or literature) into iconic figures of culture. In this series, which will be exhibited on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice at the beginnin ...
