Cultural weekend between Nancy and Metz with Florin Defrance
Florin Defrance is passionate about history and heritage, and shares his love of unusual places with his community. He left the capital to discover the Grand Est, just 1? hours from Paris by train. Between Art Nouveau, Art Deco and contemporary art, he shares with us his greatest discoveries in Nancy and Metz!
Travelling to the Grand Est for the May bank holidays
The long bank holidays in May are the perfect excuse to treat yourself to that famous break we've been talking about for ages. Whether you're heading off on a nature break, opting for a city & culture experience or a gourmet trip... stop thinking, choose your destination in the Grand Est and book!
This year, from January to September, Mulhouse celebrates its 800th anniversary with an artistic effervescence that in places transforms the city into an open-air museum. Exhibitions, lectures, art walks and immersive experiences plunge visitors into the heart of its vibrant history. Once an industrial city, the town has reinvented itself as a hotbed of creativity. Renowned as the "street art capital of Alsace", its walls tell the story of its past and its aspirations through monumental frescoes that we never tire of admiring. A downloadable circuit and guided tours allow you to explore the different facets of this urban metamorphosis. 800 years old and Mulhouse has never been so lively... Ready to (re)discover it?
Stand up? Not just yet! Breakfast... taking your time, enjoying the spa... for a very long time! Between vineyards, deep forests and buildings steeped in history, we activate the slow mode in accommodation that invites you to slow down and get back to basics.
This year, Eurovision takes place in Basel, Switzerland, on 13, 15 and 17 May. Whether you want to wait for the big night or get in on the action, why not take a break right next door? Mulhouse and the surrounding area are less than 30 minutes away.
The ideal destination for a weekend away with friends, the Aube has something for everyone. Whether you're a wine-lover, history buff, nature lover or shopping enthusiast, this destination has something for everyone!
For the festive season in the Grand Est, we're pulling out all the stops. Discover a magical region for a weekend where top-of-the-range pleasures and Christmas traditions come together in perfect harmony.
Looking for a change of scenery? Let's embark on a city trip with a change of scenery in the Grand Est region. Would you rather take a medieval trip to Troyes or a sparkling getaway to Reims? The Grand Est has it all.
As you stroll through Mulhouse, one thing strikes you: art has taken over the town! The city's first painted wall dates back to 1552, and the tradition has continued ever since. Today, you can discover art in all its forms in the city: from mural frescoes to iron sculptures and the hijacking of road signs, art is everywhere! In the various districts, the walls are rarely bare, and the artists have left their mark for us to enjoy. At the junction of Rue de l'Arsenal and Grand Rue in Mulhouse, you'll find one of the most beautiful murals in the world by Vinie Graffiti: it was awarded the title in 2021 by the Street Art Cities application. What makes it special? The building's shutters are part of the decor - it's simply fascinating! Shall we take a look?
In Charleville-Mézières, we like to count in pairs: the city and its two faces, medieval and poetic, the Place Ducale reflected in a checkerboard of 4, the artists who have come from the 4 corners of the world for the World Festival of Puppet Theatres... But above all, we're in for a treat!
It's in Épernay that the art of living the Champagne way is best expressed. You can stroll along a prestigious avenue, visit some exceptional Champagne houses, fly over the town and contemplate the hillsides... in short, here, you can really bubble!
This year, from January to September, Mulhouse celebrates its 800th anniversary with an artistic effervescence that in places transforms the city into an open-air museum. Exhibitions, lectures, art walks and immersive experiences plunge visitors into the heart of its vibrant history. Once an industrial city, the town has reinvented itself as a hotbed of creativity. Renowned as the "street art capital of Alsace", its walls tell the story of its past and its aspirations through monumental frescoes that we never tire of admiring. A downloadable circuit and guided tours allow you to explore the different facets of this urban metamorphosis. 800 years old and Mulhouse has never been so lively... Ready to (re)discover it?
One of the most beautiful murals in the world is in Mulhouse!
As you stroll through Mulhouse, one thing strikes you: art has taken over the town! The city's first painted wall dates back to 1552, and the tradition has continued ever since. Today, you can discover art in all its forms in the city: from mural frescoes to iron sculptures and the hijacking of road signs, art is everywhere! In the various districts, the walls are rarely bare, and the artists have left their mark for us to enjoy. At the junction of Rue de l'Arsenal and Grand Rue in Mulhouse, you'll find one of the most beautiful murals in the world by Vinie Graffiti: it was awarded the title in 2021 by the Street Art Cities application. What makes it special? The building's shutters are part of the decor - it's simply fascinating! Shall we take a look?
