An exclusive access to the glass House in Paris.

The glass house (1927-1931) demonstrates Pierre Chareau’s ability to build a new kind of space, while exploring new and precise materials. The house is noticeable because of its glass façade and unusual innovative industrial materials. Inside the house, the mobility of various elements gives the sensation of a dynamic interior where movements occur in a movie-like manner behind the light facade… But most of all, the house was built to satisfy a way of life where each room can adapt to fit a particular activity or need. For more info e-mail us.

Queen Marie-Antoinette at teh Grand Palais
Next exhibition form March 15th to June 16th 2008

The figure of Marie-Antoinette has always been subject to multiple interpretations: the "Austrian" hungry expensive pleasures, "Victim" of Versailles system, or  “Birdbrain” bulimic of macarons (French pastries) What is known, however, about this historical character? With over 300 works (paintings, sculptures, objets d'art…) from across Europe the exhibition will try to identify more closely the destiny to one of the last queen of France. For more info e-mail us.

Karantes vineyards between sea and mountains

Standing on one of the foothills within Karantes you can see in one direction the Mediterranean which brings gentle sea breezes that blow over the vines. In the other direction, you can see the famous Clape Mountain for which the region is named. Farther in the distance you can see the Pyrenees Mountains with its snow capped peaks. Enjoy this wine with light meals or on its own, and imagine yourself lost in this French paradise
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Fete de la musique June 21st 2008

The Fete de la Musique (Festival of Music) is a nationwide event, although most of the major performances are held in Paris. The city's huge variety of venues provides an excellent opportunity to sample a range of musical styles from classical to reggae. Some of the main events take place in the open-air in Place de la Bastille, the Hotel des Invalides, Place de la Republique and Parc de la Villette. But music is played throughout the city in parks, bars, restaurants, cafes and even some of the Metro (underground) stations, so it is best to wander the city and soak up the fantastic festival atmosphere. For more info e-mail us.