Reykjavík, the warmth of the Arctic Circle.
Reykjavik, the world’s northernmost capital, is the jewel of Iceland, an island of mineral landsc apes as majestic as they are mysterious.
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Zermatt, in the Matterhorn’s antechamber.
Zermatt in the Upper Valais is a perfect symphony of natural beauty, captivating history and Alpine culture.
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Porto, charm and timeless softness.
Porto, a charming Portuguese city, has a thousand years of history, its colorful ceramic facades, and its famous port wine.
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Bergen, almost to the north.
Bergen, an emblematic Norwegian city with a fascinating maritime history, woven by Viking exploits and the dynamism of its port trade.
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Jean Giono and the mountain of Lure.
Located near the Luberon, the Montagne de Lure is an emblematic site in the Provence region which had a profound influence on the work of writer Jean Giono.
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From Xi’An to Shaolin, a journey through ancestral China.
From Xi’An to Shaolin, the history of China through the buried army and Buddhist monks.
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Bangkok, the city of a thousand temples.
Bangkok, City of Angels, Eternal Residence…the city of a thousand temples.
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Pattaya’ s sanctuary of truth (Prasat Sut Ja-Tum)
The Temple of the Sanctuary of Truth in Pattaya: a masterpiece carved in wood next to the sea.
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Prague, magic and romance.
Prague, the city of a hundred spires, gracefully blends medieval history, romantic charm and an enchanting artistic ambience.
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Versoix, Western Siberia.
In the month of February 2012, the wind blowing down from the mountains combined with exceptionally low temperatures to make Versoix a Siberian place.
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Budapest, the Danube makes the beautiful.
Budapest ‘s history begins with its oldest city: Obuda, occupied by Celtic tribes until the Roman conquest in the 1st century BC. J.-C.
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Ping Yao, the return to the Ming and Qing dynasties .
Ping Yao is an exceptional ancient town, a typical traditional Han Chinese city founded in the 14th century.
