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The wooded terrain of the Suc de Bartou seen from Chamalières-sur-Loire.Travel · Nov 8, 2026At the Suc de Bartou, a loop between the Loire and volcanic peaksFrom Chamalières-sur-Loire, the PR667 links the riverbanks with the heights of the Suc de Bartou. A 11.6-kilometre hike to plan according to the terrain and conditions, with another possible approach from Vorey.Ruined walls and tower of Montcornet château in the ArdennesGrand Est · Nov 6, 2026Mont Cornu: understanding the reconstructed villages of MontcornetIn the Ardennes, five villages offer a comparison of ancient homes and trades. How can you distinguish a reconstruction, a relic and an activity before planning a visit?Steep ridges of the Mafate cirque on Réunion, illustrative photograph.Sport · Nov 6, 2026Julien Aubert: understanding his 48 hours at the Diagonale des FousThe amateur footballer from the Vosges finished the 2026 edition in 48 h 17. Distance, elevation gain and placing put this finish in context, without inventing the story of his race.Black grand piano with its lid open at the Kunsthalle in Mainz; illustrative photograph.Music · Nov 1, 2026Erik Orsenna and Claire-Marie Le Guay: two ways into BachA childhood memory, a book in two voices and a piano programme: Erik Orsenna and Claire-Marie Le Guay invite us to discover Bach through different doors. Here are some pointers for moving from the story to the works.A husky on a grassy slope, with a mountain landscape in the background.Travel · Oct 26, 2026In Valloire, cani-hiking turns a walk into a chance to meet the huskiesWalking connected to a Nordic dog, learning the musher’s techniques and discovering the trails around Bonnenuit: how does a cani-hike work, how much does it cost and what age is it suitable for?Geoffroy’s spider monkey among foliage in Costa Rica, in December 2024.Belgium · Oct 3, 2026Animazing in BrusselsFrom 16 October, the Institute of Natural Sciences invites visitors to discover animals’ abilities. A trail recommended for ages eight and up, included in the museum ticket.