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La Sologne

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• Cera'brique, a unique collection in France...

LA MAYENNE ENTRE LOIRE ET MONT DES AVALOIRES

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• Guinguettes en Mayenne

L'Abbaye de Fontevraud

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• Fontevraud, the largest abbey in Europe

Louis XIII et Richelieu La Malentente

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• Richelieu, a geometric city

Carte archéologique de la Gaule, numéro 37. Indre et Loire

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• Grand-Pressigny, life size prehistory....

Autours d'Angers et Saumur

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• The castle of Angers, from Saint-Louis to King René

Le Loir-et-Cher insolite et secret

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• Tintin at the castle, or the castle of Tintin?

Par-dessus les toits des Châteaux de la Loire

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• More than 40 castles of the Loire Valley on 2 hectares

Dol-Combourg et la légende du Graal

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• The Domaine des Ormes, 250 hectares of very unusual accommodation

Saint-Malo et la Rance Maritime

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• The tide gauge of Saint-Servan, zero point of the sea level...

Carnet de Croquis - les Machines de l'Ile - Nantes

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• Nantes, daughters of Jules Verne and Leonardo da Vinci : the "Machines de l'ile".

Saint-Vaast la-Hougue

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• By boat to the Maritime Museum