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English We finish our tour of this beautiful château with the last few rooms, each one just as elegant as the ones before. It’s at this point that we learn a surprising bit of history: General de Gaulle

English I don’t regret for a second climbing up to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. It’s pure joy to take in Paris from above, with that full 360° view over the city. It’s easy to see why this monument

English Lunch done, we head back quietly to the castle — it’s visiting time. But by mutual agreement, my wife and I decide to extend our stroll a bit and soak up the village’s atmosphere. We take the Rue

English This morning, our son decided to treat us to a stunning view of Sapporo. To do that, he took us into Maruyama Forest, just a short walk from his place. But as the saying goes, you’ve got to earn

English From the outside, the House-Museum stands out with its traditional architecture. Originally, this building wasn’t a residence. It was a salt loft built in the 18th century by the Marquis de Verteillac.

English After visiting the abbey and its museum, we decide to explore this lovely town to soak up its atmosphere. Its architecture takes us back to a distant era and sparks our imagination about what life

English This château is honestly a great place — really well preserved, with lots of beautiful rooms. The music room is especially cool. It’s a 19th-century space designed for… well, music, obviously.

English To enjoy a stunning view of Paris, you first have to climb a spiral staircase with 284 steps. The effort is quickly forgotten once you reach the small museum just below the terrace — a great way

English Since the castle didn’t open until 1 p.m., we decided to start our visit with the village church, Saint-Maurice. A lovely discovery, full of charm and history. Then we found a nice little restaurant

English Comfortably settled in, the Yosakoi Festival in Sapporo can begin. Right away, you're swept up in the atmosphere — the dances and songs are incredibly catchy, and the choreographies are one more

English After a post-lunch digestive stroll through Dourdan Park, we begin our visit to the Castle House-Museum of Dourdan. Right from the first rooms, we're immersed in the 19th-century atmosphere with

English This visit to Cluny Abbey was impressive. The model of the site as it was in the 18th century already gives a good idea of how massive the place used to be. We also saw the great cloister, rebuilt

English This part of our visit highlights the elegance of the Château of Champs-sur-Marne and its deep historical roots. We step into the private world of the former owners with Gilbert Cahen’s bedroom

English I had already visited the Arc de Triomphe, but it had been so long that my memories were pretty hazy. I really wanted to go back and experience it again. So I arrived fairly early at the underground

English Here we are in Blandy-les-Tours, ready to explore its impressive fortified castle. Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it has stood the test of time, gradually evolving from a simple fortified

English Our son promised us a surprise for the end of the day. In the meantime, he takes us to a beer bar. The vibe is super relaxed — there are deckchairs, young girls rehearsing their cheerleading routine,

English Chill stroll in Dourdan, between nature and heritage. We start in the town center with lunch on the terrace at La Table Blanche, inside the Best Western — the perfect spot to recharge. Then it's

English I have to admit I’d never wondered what a farinier was — simply because I didn’t even know it existed. So, I learned something new again. In an abbey like Cluny, it was an essential place to store

English The interior of this château is truly elegant, with refined furnishings and beautifully preserved rooms like the main drawing room and the dining room, both opening onto the garden. The place has

English My grandson is over the moon — he’s discovering animals he had never seen in his life. Each enclosure is a new surprise, and he goes from one discovery to the next with stars in his eyes. It’s