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Category Archives: French history
Haussmann the Architect, a visionary who cha...
Prince-President Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte tasked architect Georges Eugène Haussmann with constructing Paris the most beautiful city on the planet in 1853. The end effect is magnificent, with the Frenc ...
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Château De Vaux-Le-Vicomte: A tourist marvel...
A castle with some qualities capable of rivalling the Palace of Versailles may be found in Seine-et-Marne, less tha ...
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The Château De Saumur, Art and War Museum
It’s a castle on the Loire’s banks that, with its perfect whiteness and the attraction of its slate-roo ...
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Van Gogh’s Starry Night, More Color Th...
It is considered by some to be his finest work. Van Gogh’s psychological troubles, which eventually to his de ...
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The Winged Victory of Samothrace, The Larges...
Visitors to the Louvre have been able to view an enormous sculpture of 2.75 meters, and even 5.12 meters if the who ...
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The Castle of Blois, Or The Renaissance of t...
The Château de Blois is a must-read for anybody interested in the history of France’s Kings. Four facades depict the development of architecture from the thirteenth to the seventeenth centuries ...
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The Wedding at Cana: A Banquet That Shakes U...
The Wedding at Cana was commissioned in 1562 by a Benedictine from the monastery of San Giorgio Maggiora in Venice ...
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The Wonders of Montpellier for A Weekend !
The Wonders of Montpellier for A Weekend! You’ve chosen to remain in the bright city of Montpellier, and the ...
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Chartres : An Artistic Weekend in 8 Stages!
You’re probably familiar with Chartres because of its renowned cathedral, a dazzling symbol of Gothic art. If ...
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The Château De Cheverny, A Concentration of ...
The castles of Blois and Chambord will undoubtedly be on your itinerary if you are planning a cultural vacation to ...
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