Recommended by Aliénor DE PERIER
France's most beautiful villages dot many of the country's roads with their remarkable beauty. They bear witness to the diversity of our territory, but also to our history. Perched to defend themselves,...
Recommended by Aliénor DE PERIER
France's most beautiful villages dot many of the country's roads with their remarkable beauty. They bear witness to the diversity of our territory, but also to our history. Perched to defend themselves,...
Recommended by Baptiste THARREAU
A wind of madness swirls around Mardi Gras announcing, with the bugle call of the brass bands, the carnival season. Several millennia old, the tradition has not aged ...
Recommended by Tanguy REVAULT
Spending your holidays in a tourist residence, for two or in a group with family and friends is still ideal. You can choose accommodations adapted to the number of ...
Recommended by Tanguy REVAULT
The Museum of Flanders presents an exhibition about the passion of an anonymous collector for church interiors. For many years, a man who dreamed of being an ...
Recommended by Floriane RAVARD
Today, the hegemony of oil is being challenged. In a context of growing energy demand and the potential depletion of fossil resources, the exhibition "Black Gold, ...
Recommended by Floriane RAVARD
How does an object or material turn into a work of art? When does it deal with an emotion or a symbolism? By the artist's gesture, by his work? When Caesar ...
Recommended by Floriane RAVARD
Through the figure of the "horizontal worker", the exhibition "Tubology - Our Lives in Tubes" offers an original reading of the works in the Frac Grand Large ...
Recommended by Floriane RAVARD
On Saturday, July 8 th, the Princess Elizabeth opened his doors to the public. This warship, served in Operation Dynamo during the 39/45 war, regained life thanks to ...
Recommended by Maïlys ALBERTO
The Lieu d'Art et d'Action Contemporaine (LAAC) in Dunkirk pays tribute to the French artist Jean-Michel Meurice in a retrospective exhibition presenting his works ...
Recommended by Céline MAGNIN
Until January 22nd, the Museum of Flanders in Kassel presents The Animal Odyssey, an exhibition devoted to Flemish animal art in the 17th century. The Flemish animal ...
Recommended by Estelle TORGUE
Until 18 September 2016, the Gravelines Museum of Drawing and Original Prints invites you to plunge into the world of the Japanese artist Hokusai and La Manga. "La ...
Recommended by Marie JEROME
The "Route du Louvre" was created in 2006. It is a marathon that starts in Lille and goes to Loos-en-Gohelle and was intended to celebrate the arrival of an annex of ...
Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL
From April to September, the Museum of Flanders is devoting a temporary exhibition to Erasmus Quellin, a brilliant pupil of the great master Paul Rubens. Through the ...
Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL
The Festival de la Mouette Rieuse has become over the years a must-see summer event on the beaches of Bray-Drunes! For this new edition, a dozen internationally ...
Recommended by Céline DUCHESNE
An extraordinary concept at the FRAC in Dunkirk: Bringing contemporary art lovers to listen to current music, bringing music lovers and making them aware of ...
