Things to see and do France

This house opened in April 2012 works for the preservation and promotion of the Occitan limousine culture it defines as a natural, historical, monumental and linguistic heritage. From activities to collect limousins knowledge, it organizes animations, workshops (from April to October) and cultural gatherings such as "Fest's wind" in the spring or the feast of the traditional games of the Limousin during the Days of Heritage. The exhibitions are in free access. Hikers, visitors, tourists and hikers are welcome all year round to learn about the history of this Occitan land.

Martinique is a true economic and cultural actor. The Maison de Martinique welcomes you for your tourist information, exhibitions and conferences, presentations of products (gastronomic, literary, handicraft), film projections on the actuality and heritage of Martinique, meetings with personalities from Martinique, economic interviews, rental of workspaces, a shop…

Missions and Strategies of the Tourism Cluster: to increase the visibility of Martinique, to open it up to European markets, to boost in particular business tourism, to establish permanent links with the hotels…

Missions and Strategies of the Economy Cluster: to offer the economic development actors of the region Martinique a capacity for proximity action offsetting the ultra-peripherality of the territory.

Missions and Strategies of the Associations Cluster: to be a unique address for strengthening and structuring associative tissue, with the priority objective of creating a federation of martiniquaises associations of France and Europe.

Missions and strategies of the Culture and Sports cluster: to highlight martinique culture in all its forms around the talents, artists and sports of the island, also being a meeting place for sports federations.

Philippe Sautereau offers his agricultural activity for walks in carriage. These walks can be done in a 5 km circle or around the farm or in any other place. Its various teams can animate a party or local event like a Christmas market. But it is of course for weddings that his benefit is most appreciated to drive the bride to the church and precede the procession.

Located at 1 207 metres above sea level, the Lake du Tech is the ideal place to observe nature and herds in estive, and also a site of departure for other lakes in the National Park of the Pyrenees. It is an appreciated place of the fishermen who find in its 9,5 hectares and its 20 m deep the famous trout trout and some trunks. Walkers love it and a signposted trail makes it a very accessible walk, open to people who are disabled. It signs a walk without a great difficulty of 45 minutes, ideal for a family outing during which you can admire the splendid Massif massif. For the little history, the concrete dome dam was built from 1949 to 1951 by EDF and can contain up to 1,3 million m ³ of water.

The Bourges green ring road is a 5.4 km itinerary around Lac d'Auron, offering visitors the chance to stroll in a natural setting. The greenway also connects various parts of the town, encouraging the use of soft means of transport. Secondary links complete the network. Wherever possible, the green ring road passes through natural areas, offering a pleasant and relaxing walking experience.

The lime and its manufacturing secrets are quite unknown. The Chabrolles heritage site is an opportunity to fill these gaps. Visitors will be able to discover during a visit all the steps necessary for the manufacture of lime, these steps having been made on the site until 1934. How are we going from limestone to lime? The answer will be given during the visit.

Airexpos is the exhibition grounds of the city of Belfort. With 3 200 m ² modular, it is the largest room available in the urban area. It hosts numerous events, such as the «Habitat Salon», «Sportissimo», the Anim'O Lounge or the «Wine Fair», but also concerts and shows. There are also services for weddings, congresses or private evenings, but you must think of checking in advance for sure to be able to benefit from the facilities for your reception.

Make no mistake, the cellar does not house precious bottles but a cultural place. Purchased by the City of Reims in 2010, the former Champagne Jacquart cellars have been transformed to accommodate art exhibitions in a dedicated 600 ^m2 space, shows in its 140-seat performance hall and heritage and culture workshops. The entrance is through the Galichet garage door at the corner of the building. A cellar with a strong historical connotation since in 1917, President Raymond Poincaré presented Cardinal Luçon, then Archbishop of Reims, with the cross of the Legion of Honour. A history and a future to be "sealed".

A major project supported by the city of Chenôve that began in early 2022. Although residents will still have to wait until 2024 to see the announced finality of what will be the green park, the project is starting to take shape. No less than 400 trees, 25,000 plants, 742 plant species and 559 seats will soon cover the concrete. A green lung where walkers and nature can come together. Note that the park will be open only during the day.