Recommended by Tanguy REVAULT
With the Paris 2024 Olympic Games fast approaching and the anxiety of having to take transport in a crowded capital looming, there's a question on the minds of many workers: where to telework during...
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Recommended by Stéphanie GICZI
Recommended by Stéphanie GICZI
Recommended by Stéphanie GICZI
The Festival Printemps de Bourges 2024 is the leading festival for contemporary music. This not-to-be-missed cultural event marks the start of the festival season. Located in the charming town of...
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As part of UNESCO's "Renaissance(s) Viva Da Vinci 2019" year and the Year of Indigenous Languages, the Bourges Natural History Museum invites us to question our ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
The Jardin de Marie located in Neuilly-en-Sancerre welcomed last weekend (6 and 7 June 2015) walkers for its "Rendez-vous au jardin", an initiative of the Ministry ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
The Jardin de Pesselières in Jalognes which adorns the eponymous castle will be the scene of several murder parties for 6 dates scheduled this season: Saturday 2 ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
Like the urban trails of Lyon, Tours, Blois, Nancy and many other cities, Bourges is launching its first urban trail this year. The departure will be given on July ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
Mélodie, a florist specialising in timeless flowers, organises a beautiful Christmas market every year around her workshop just a stone's throw from the Val d'Auron ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
Comic books are a big hit in the Centre region all year round with numerous festivals. These events are an opportunity to meet authors, designers and publishers, to ...
Recommended by Laëtitia STEIMETZ
As every last weekend in August, the Fête des marais in Bourges is an opportunity for Berruyers, Berrichons and tourists to share a beautiful slice of life. The ...
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Aubigny-sur-Nère, nicknamed the City of the Stuarts, has been linked to Scotland for almost six centuries. In 1423, Charles VII, then King of France, gave the town ...
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The weekend of Pentecost was auspicious. It was under a bright sunshine that the 1,200 rowers from all over France took part in the French Senior Rowing Championship ...
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On 14 and 15 June, the Bourges Aeroclub will open its doors to the general public to showcase the defence equipment of the French Air Force, who will also comment on ...
