First tourist destination in the world - cock-a-doodle-doo! - France attracts and charms more than 80 million foreign visitors every year. The American statesman, Thomas Jefferson, once said: "Every man has two countries, his own and France.
When you are lucky enough to live in France, why not put yourself in the shoes of a tourist and discover the 551,000 km² of land that is as diverse as it is endearing. From Mont Saint-Michel to the Eiffel Tower, from the Mediterranean coast to the vineyards of Burgundy, the 13 regions of France are teeming with natural, cultural, heritage and gastronomic treasures. This mosaic, in turn synonymous with clichés (Parisian romanticism) or fantasy (the Ile Penotte district in the Vendée) represents an unparalleled diversity that will delight the whole family and all desires.
So Pyrenees, Normandy, Languedoc? We leave the choice (cornelian!) to you.
To better live the period of containment put in place by the government to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, Mediawan, in association with many ...
The Parthenon has stood proudly on the heights of Athens for twenty-five centuries and remains a source of curiosity for many visitors. In the ...
When you go on holiday and especially if you are away for a long period or regularly, it is necessary to protect yourself from intrusion by malicious people. A house that is temporarily uninhabited is a prime target for burglars, especially in the summer, when people tend to be away for several weeks. In the city, as in the country, there are solutions and good reflexes to have in order to protect one's belongings and secure one's home. ...
A large proportion of large companies and associations with many employees organise seminars. A company seminar is a working time that aims to bring together employees of the same company or group that has branches all over a territory in order to reflect on specific themes, stimulate productivity, increase employees' skills, or even reward them. It can also be a team building convention, a time that aims to increase the well-being of ...
The Royal Saltworks of Arc-et-Senans is a former salt factory from the 18th century, a rare testimony of industrial architecture listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While the site is closed during this period of confinement, life goes on at the site, with the presence of a small team who, respecting the gestures of the barriers, are working on the preparation of the 20th Royal Saltworks Garden Festival on the theme "The Circus is ...
Like all animal parks, Thoiry Zoo has also temporarily closed its doors to the public in response to the coronavirus pandemic. However, the park's team wanted to stay in contact with the public during the period of confinement by offering via its social networks news about the animal caretakers, coloring and origami to download, portraits of animals to make and a drawing contest of the park's animals to share on Messenger. Of course, several ...
