When visitors bring their favorite personalities to life through funny rituals...
Funny tributes from Père-Lachaise
The Water Lilies : History of a Masterpiece
A living painting. Not a spectacle to be viewed from a distance, but an environment into which the visitor quite literally plunges.
In the footsteps of Victor Hugo in the Marais
(Français) Plus célèbre habitant du quartier au 19e siècle, l'empreinte de Victor Hugo (et de son entourage) est encore bien présente dans le Marais.
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The largest cemetery in Parisian history, which served 40 generations of Parisians and absorbed over 2 million corpses.
From the oldest house in Paris to the city’s only medieval cloister, passing by the Philippe Auguste Wall, a stroll discovering the medieval heritage of Paris.
A demographic trajectory marked by episodes of civil unrest, epidemics, migration waves, and phases of renewal.
Both a master at the University and a thief, a pimp for women and a genius of poetry... A man with an extraordinary destiny, symbol of medieval Paris.
If the location of Paris during Roman times seems indisputable today, the site of Gallic Lutetia remains mysterious... What if Paris actually originated in the...
A funny story of art. Or how a stolen Picasso was found by chance in the undergrowth of Val-d'Oise.
A story that began in 1608 on the Pont-Neuf.
An original dive into the ancient belly of Paris
Between stroll and history, follow in the footsteps of the most famous lovers of the Middle Ages.