Can we really imagine a return to France of the statue of freedom?

Can we really imagine a return to France of the statue of freedom?

The idea is not new but it has the merit of being daring, even “stupid”, judge some. No one really imagines the threat of Raphaël Glucksmann to recover the statue of freedom to be implemented because, as the adage of children says, “to give is to give, it is to fly”. The monument signed Gustave … Read more

Welcome to France, the country that loves tourist labels

Welcome to France, the country that loves tourist labels

Of our special envoy in the jungle (labels), General de Gaulle had nicknamed France “the country with 300 cheeses”. He could also have talked about the country to the thousands of labels as our dear country loves logos and names of all kinds. Just for tourism, we don’t count far from forty. Some very well … Read more

Restoration of the Saint-Denis basilica: a site in the city

Restoration of the Saint-Denis basilica: a site in the city

The view is breathtaking from the top of the Saint-Denis basilica. First on the rosette ornate stone lace in the western part of the nave, then on the army of buttresses and butters surmounted by proud pinnacles. From the cathedral terrace, where the construction site for the Tour and La Flèche will start this Friday, … Read more

The reconstruction of certain campsites “Bousille la Dune du Pilat”

The reconstruction of certain campsites “Bousille la Dune du Pilat”

At the Pilat dune (Gironde), In the narrow strip that separates the dune from the Pilat from the Biscarrosse road, where the five historic campsites followed at the foot of the dune succeed several kilometers, the excavators are busy, digging, flattening, and moving stone stone . Infographic showing the situation of campsites, wedged between the … Read more

The Saint-Nicolas church, a baroque jewel with Lorraine accents

The Saint-Nicolas church, a baroque jewel with Lorraine accents

Every two years since 2001, on December 6, Saint-Nicolas day, hundreds of Lorrainers who came on pilgrimage to wander in the streets of Rome. Equipped with regional flags or coats of arms in tribute to their patron saint, they walk in procession to the Saint-Nicolas-des-Lorrains church. A stone’s throw from the Place Navona, the church … Read more