Paris / Cultural Activities and Leisure

Learning a language is much more than acquiring grammatical skills or enriching vocabulary: it’s about immersing yourself in a culture, exploring a way of thinking, and experiencing a different daily life. And when it comes to French, Paris is undoubtedly the ideal destination. Its history, heritage, and intellectual and artistic

  The Marais, an emblematic district of Paris in the fourth arrondissement, is in some ways a true historical and cultural “enclave” which embodies both the medieval charm of the city and its vibrant modernity. Located in the center of the French capital, Le Marais – also called SoMa for

  France is full of wonders accessible in a short time from Paris. Whether for a weekend getaway or a short break during a business trip, the Cours de Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne introduce you to five French towns easily accessible in less than two hours by train from

Bel-Ami (Maupassant) In the novel “Bel-Ami” written by Guy de Maupassant, readers are transported to 19th century Paris. The author describes Parisian life in detail, its lively streets, its fashionable salons, and its contrasting neighborhoods.                               

Avignon festival The Avignon Festival is a major cultural event in France, dedicated to the performing arts, notably theater and dance. Founded in 1947 by Jean Vilar, it has become a world reference in the field of performing arts. Every summer, Avignon becomes the scene of daring artistic creations, attracting