Built by François II Goddes de Varennes in 1699, the Château de la Perrière, located in the Loire Valley, has been completely renovated to acc

It is in 1972 when the association of the departmental museum of the Resistance and of the Deportation of Eure was created.

The Rond-point de l’Etoile and Solbosch districts were the epicentre of modernity during the Roaring Twenties.

The home of the late Johnnie McNamara, a bachelor farmer, in Tullaroe, near Querrin, is a three-roomed, single-storey, mud, stone and concrete bu

Built at the end of the XVIIth century, the building(ship) is the chapel of the Christian congregation of the Filles de l' Union.

Louis-Joseph Brassart was born in 1784 in Hesdin and died in 1854 in Hesdin. He enlisted in the Grande Armée and became a sergeant of the foot gr

Dublin based, early career historian, Pippa Tutschek will deliver a talk on her Erasmus experience at The National Famine Museum | Strokestown Pa

Lorentzen Castle was built between 1328 and 1334 by Frederick II of Sarrewerden.

The castle of Sévérac dominates the eponymous village of its butte which rises to more than 800 meters above sea level.

The Saint-Michel church is a neo-Romanesque jewel built in 1874 after the destruction of the first church in the village in 1870\\.

On March 16th, 1920, the spouses Meyer, owner of the site of Alumnat, give this space to the fathers Assomptionnistes.

The church was built in 1909, in the thermal park, near the Protestant temple, at the initiative of the Grand Duchess Wladimir, wife of the un