The Paris Games Week, or PGW for short, is the largest French trade fair dedicated to video games. After a two-year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic and a scaled-down edition in 2022, the 2023 edition promises to be particularly festive and grandiose. Here are 5 things to know about this highly anticipated event.
Generally, the hunting season in France extends from early September to late February. This autumn season is also conducive to forest walks and mushroom picking, so walkers are likely to share the forest with hunters. To avoid accidents, which unfortunately still occur too frequently, great caution is necessary! Here are 5 safety tips for hiking in the forest during the hunting season.
If you think that video games are just frivolous hobbies, you are completely wrong! Some serious games have an educational and even ecological dimension. This is the case of a French game called Roots of Tomorrow. Its goal? To introduce players to the intricacies and challenges of agroecology!
Science Festival is a free event organized throughout France at the initiative of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research. For one week, curious minds are invited to discover, in a serious or playful way, the new aspects of science and technology in the company of researchers, engineers, and technicians. Both young and old are welcome!
Since September 22, 2023, the Dome des Invalides in Paris has been adorned with light, colors, and music through an immersive show called Aura Invalides. This creation uses light projections, orchestral music, and video mapping to provide visitors with a magical experience. Explanations.
Famous three-masted ship dating back to the late 19th century, the Belem regularly stops in various ports of France, from Nice to Nantes via Sète or Bordeaux. Here are 5 unusual facts about this ship classified as a historical monument.
Terra Botanica is the first European amusement park dedicated to the plant world. With its 12 hectares of gardens and nearly 300,000 plants from around the world, this park invites you to discover the most surprising plants and uncover the secrets of life.
Let anyone who sees rugby union as a men's sport be mistaken! The passion for oval ball is also present in women's rugby since 1965. While in 1989, women's rugby had around 500 licensed players spread across 20 clubs, today there are about 6000 female players distributed among over 150 teams or clubs throughout France.
One of the most common New Year's resolutions is to join a gym. Before signing up for a monthly, quarterly, or yearly membership, it is important to inquire about the prices and contract conditions. Here are 5 points to check to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
Every autumn during the "Monument jeu d'enfant" operation, children are welcomed as VIPs in National Monuments. If you're looking for a family outing idea, don't miss this weekend specially dedicated to young audiences! This national operation is an opportunity to discover famous monuments, castles, abbeys, or archaeological sites while having fun.