From the owner: Art et encadrement C'est sur la place du Cygne que vous trouverez cette galerie. Venez apprécier…read morepuis acheter les tableaux, estampes, oeuvres originales et photos. La galerie propose aussi de faire des reproductions, et assemble les baguets à vos mesures. Vous trouverez également du point compté et des canevas.

From the owner: L'incontournable Animations, concerts, soirées avec DJ tous les week-end sont largement à la…read morehauteur du décor paradisiaque du Jungle Café. Bambous, roches et bois taillés ornent l'intérieur, tandis qu'un jardin verdoyant vous attend pour une bouffée d'air frais. Cette escale tropicale est agrémentée par un accueil sympathique, tout cela au son des musiques du monde.

It is the only theatre in town and the staff knows it... Not friendly at all, not helping at all…read more.. The line to go to see your movie is a mess... The got a nice place thought.

From the owner: Une adresse culturelle majeure Avant d'acceuillir un cinéma le bâtiment des Enfants du Paradis,…read moresitué Place Pasteur et boulevard Chasles, était un garage. Transformé ensuite en cinéma, il le restera. Grâce à une magnifique façade restaurée et valorisée, grâce la cohérence de son emplacement privilégié et grâce à un programme général et culturel, le cinéma Les Enfants du Paradis est appelé à devenir, fin 2006, l'une des adresses majeures de la culture sur le nouveau boulevard Chasles. Le cinéma Les Enfants su Paradis, vous offre une programmation très variée qui comblera toutes les envies cinématographiques. Cette programmation s'appuie sur des films généralistes, grand public souvent très attendus, mais aussi une séléction de films plus spécifique à vocation culturelle, d'ailleurs sur les 10 salles du cinéma, certaines sont réservées à l'art et essai. Ce cinéma n'oublie pas pour autant les cinéphiles en herbe en proposant une programmation à vocation éducative destinés aux plus jeunes

Europe is known for Gothic style cathedrals as when in doubt one must flock for a spiritual renewal…read moreand pilgrimage. La Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres (Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres) resides in the town of Chartres, the heart of the Beauce region, which enlists in UNESCO World Heritage List. Here a shroud veil said to be worn by the Virgin Mary. The famous labyrinth is visibly seen in the main hall. The monumental screen around the choir is plastered with statutes, which I found rather frightening for its dark Gothic architecture. High cathedral arch ceilings, and abbey stone arch doorways. Victor Hugo would be cultivate the gothic architecture experience. Upon departure from Chartres, in a past life, my former love and I leave not with only memories of what physically seen but the feeling of being in a place of great spirituality and healing. Visitors flock to La Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres for a pilgrimage at free admission. It was here where my frustration from life's daily deal of bedlam are released and highly recommend a visit.

This past weekend on a Saturday, we were lucky enough to have a car at our disposal so we decided…read moreto take a road trip outside of Paris. We decided to go see Vaux Le Vicomte at night lit by candles and see Chartres by day. What a fabulous idea! Driving up to Chartre, the site of the church in the distance is breath taking and exciting. We actually stopped at a panoramic view across from the church in order to take pictures (keep an eye out for the signs and see my pic). We arrived in Chartre at around 3 pm and parked on Boulevard du Maréchal Foch which is below the old city (pay parking underneath trees and besides a b -there are pay stations every several meters). We walked over the bridge (Pont Bouju) into one of the most beautiful villages I have seen in Europe. And of course we arrived very hungry. So as we went uphill towards the church, we kept an eye out for a restaurant. There was nothing open or if they were open the kitchen was closed. That is until we reached the church square and found that all the restaurants there were open and serving. Check out my review for Café Serpente. They were setting up for a music festival and finishing a stage. The church itself is an amazing work of art. From the flying buttresses, gargoyles, and stone work on the exterior to the labyrinth, the stained glass windows, and Catholic iconography you can spend hours taking it all in and still only see a fraction of its beauty. You might consider getting a tour guide from next to the church to explain more of important points. Also, take some time to walk around the grounds of the church where you will find the Fine Arts museum and a spectacular view of the surrounding area including the panoramic view of the church where I took the picture. When looking up more info about Charte, I came across this event in September: http://www.chartresenlumieres.com/en/chartres-en-lumieres.html I will definitely be going back for that!