The French DMC - Art & Heritage Highlights
Dine with the Sun King! (Louis XIV)
A masterpiece of architecture the sumptuous Versailles Palace opens its doors.The Château de Versailles, which has been on UNESCO’s World Heritage List for 30 years, is one of the most beautiful achievements of 18th-century French art.The program includes a private tour of the palace and a top-notch dinner hosted in one of the rooms of the Château de Versailles, especially design for your event.
The French city of Modern Art!
International Centre for Contemporary Art, the city of Metz welcomes you to discover the new Pompidou Centre. This amazing modern art centre, built in 2009 by Jean de Gastines and Shigeru Ban presents all kinds of artistic expression through major works from the 20th and 21st centuries. Through its exhibitions and artistic initiatives it reflects contemporary creation and ideas.
Meet in Strasbourg!
Strasbourg is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Due to the richness of its heritage, the whole city has been classified World Heritage by UNESCO. Your stroll around Strasbourg will take you to discover the architectural wealth of the most beautiful areas of the city, such as the wonderful Petite France, the incredible panoramic terrace Vauban, but also the historic German district and finally the mighty European district including the Parliament, the Council of Europe.
Renoir’s inspiration
Meet this talented artist and his work!
Enter Renoir’s workshop, the painter's former home converted into an exhibition space to admire some of his works. Then, stroll through this small village, where Renoir spent a part of his life. Make this moment unforgettable and become the artist! Let your emotions overwhelm you to make your own work, reflecting and capturing that magical moment.
Guinevere Loves.
Welcome to Troyes, the city of Chrestien de Troyes, famous author of King Arthur and The Knights of the Round Table legends. Enjoy an epic adventure; participate in the quest, peculiar to the Middle Ages. Discover the history of the city and admire the half-timbered houses (mainly of the 16th century) and the Hôtels Practiculiers (palaces) in the old town.
Will you found the Holy Grail?
