Perched in the Hautes-Alpes, at an altitude of 2042 meters, Saint-Véran is a mountain village proud of its rural and pastoral traditions. Highly appreciated by tourists for the untouched beauty of its alpine landscapes, the village offers numerous leisure activities both in summer and winter.
30 km south of Avignon, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is considered the small capital of the Alpilles. This small town, nestled in the Regional Natural Park of the same name, cultivates the Provençal art of living. In addition to its local traditions and regional products, you will appreciate the beauty of its landscapes and the light that notably inspired Vincent Van Gogh. Here are 5 good reasons to discover this destination.
As the cathedral prepares to reopen its doors to the public on December 7th, the Notre-Dame Christmas Market 2024 holds special significance for exhibitors and visitors. We offer you a preview of this event, which promises to be more magical than ever.
As the end-of-year holidays approach, Metz dons its festive lights and upholds tradition by organizing not just one but several Christmas markets in the streets of the city center! This event is one of the most significant in the region and even in France: an occasion that both young and old wouldn't miss for anything in the world...
According to Getaround, the leading car-sharing platform in Europe, Norway is an increasingly popular destination for French tourists seeking nature and adventure. However, the enthusiasm of foreign visitors for this Nordic country is not solely explained by its magnificent landscapes and northern lights. We invite you to discover the land of fjords and the reasons for its success.
Although it is less known than Lyon and less touristy than Aix-les-Bains, Bourg-en-Bresse is worth a visit for its historical heritage, gastronomy, and friendly atmosphere. We have listed five good reasons to visit this little-known destination in the Ain department.
The Greek islands of the southern Aegean Sea, also known as the Cyclades, offer an idyllic setting for a sun-filled vacation, with their small white houses, windmills, and beaches. These islands, with their diverse landscapes, are among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Here is an introduction to three mythical islands not to be missed.
Halloween and All Saints' Day are perfect opportunities to explore the history and hidden treasures of our cemeteries. Throughout France, but especially in the capital, these places of memory house the graves of illustrious personalities. We have listed for you the 5 most famous cemeteries in France, where a contemplative walk can take on a mysterious turn on the occasion of Halloween.
Sidi Bou Saïd in Tunisia and Santorini in Greece are two popular destinations in the Mediterranean, known for their undeniable charm and striking aesthetics. With their winding streets, whitewashed buildings, and breathtaking sea views, these two villages are recognizable at first glance. However, despite an obvious resemblance, these two tourist sites have their own unique identities. We invite you to discover the singularities of Sidi Bou Saïd, a Tunisian village that is not just a mere imitation of Santorini.
Oia, whose name is pronounced Ia in Greek, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful villages in Greece. Located in the north of the island of Santorini, in the Cyclades, this postcard-perfect village is world-famous for its whitewashed facades and churches with striking blue domes.
