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Discovery of 5 sites of the National Museum of Natural History in the region
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Top 15 of Europe's most beautiful villages
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The countries of Europe can boast some superb villages. Peaceful, timeless places, where we love to stroll through the streets and alleys to contemplate the architecture, stop in a store and sit down...
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Top 25 most haunted places in the world
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Horror films, scary stories or ghost trains: we all love to be scared! The 25 destinations we've selected take us beyond fiction, to some of the most haunted places in the world. Whether urban...
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Top 25 most haunted places in the world
Recommended by Aurélie HANNIER
Horror films, scary stories or ghost trains: we all love to be scared! The 25 destinations we've selected take us beyond fiction, to some of the most haunted places in the world. Whether urban...
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Top 15 of France's most medieval villages
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With its long history, France is full of medieval towns and villages that take us back in time to the Middle Ages. These towns are made up of ramparts, cobbled streets, old stone or timber-framed...
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10 ideal destinations for a romantic weekend in France
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According to many foreign travelers, France is the land of romance. With its culture, its gastronomy, its wines and the great diversity of its landscapes, the ...
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50 years of cinema at Château de Hautefort
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Château de Hautefort in the Dordogne invites lovers of the 7th art to visit a real cinema set and the authentic setting of the film "La Mort de Louis XIV". In ...
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Concerts in the Lascaux II cave
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Lascaux, France's most famous cave, is located in Montignac in the Vézère valley of the Dordogne. It is in fact a copy of the cave discovered in 1940 by teenagers ...
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Exhibition "Signs of Wealth - Inequalities in the Neolithic" at the ...
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The end of Prehistory is characterized throughout the world by the emergence of the first hierarchical societies. The causes of this irreversible change are to be ...
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Sarlat celebrates its geese
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For the 6th year of rank, the town of Sarlat honours its fetish animal, the goose of course. On March 7th and 8th, many free animations will be proposed for young ...
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Dream of the Orient in Black Perigord
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If the commune of Montignac / Vézère is best known for housing the Prehistoric Cave of Lascaux, it is also known for its Festival of Classical Music and Jazz which ...
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Chairs of the origins, the exhibition
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The Pôle International de la Préhistoire in the Dordogne welcomes the captivating work of the paleo-artist Elisabeth Daynès on the recreation of prehistoric ...
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The Lascaux IV construction site starts
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Last week, the Lascaux IV construction site was officially launched in the presence of Aurélie Filipetti, the Minister of Culture.It will be necessary to wait until ...
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