Three site-specific installations for the Museum of Fine Arts, each with its own personality. Optical illusions or a graphic designer's fever dream?

A charming Normandy port with Gothic spires, medieval tales, and Norman flavours, all just a train ride from Paris.

The picturesque seaside town on the coastline of Côte d'Albâtre is renowned for its sheer white cliffs rising against the waters.

Pom Pom Pidou brings the Centre Pompidou to Lille, turning Tripostal into a glowing, playful crash course in modern and contemporary art history.

Minimalist yet interactive, the outdoor installation unfolds quiet magic between stone walls and an endless sky.

Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us is a visual and emotional sprawl, a reminder of the paradoxes that define our times.

A dreamy symphony of movement and chance under the historic dome of Paris’ Bourse de Commerce.

At Palais de Tokyo, Disco by Vivian Suter turns Paris into a tropical painting jungle, all billowing canvases, yellow walls and unapologetic dog pawprints.

Concrete, sea light and war memories: my slow wander through Frac Grand Large, where contemporary art quietly rewrites the port’s story.

Calling all travellers looking for a chic stay to explore more laidback but equally well-preserved parts of the French scene.

The original pink hotel makes its mark in an up-and-coming area with historic landmarks.

Lens has come a long way from its past in the World War I, rising quickly as a mining town that now houses the second Louvre in France.

Industrial city turned creative hotbed and final stop for an esteemed cycling race, the town of Roubaix has something for everyone.

Step inside Villa Cavrois, a sunlit modernist chateau of yellow brick, cinematic interiors and a water mirror that makes you stop and stare.

Lille, the tenth-largest city in France, sits at the crossroads of Paris, London and Brussels, and is a vibrant and dynamic powerhouse that seamlessly integrates its Flemish-inspired architecture with a modern cultural identity.

Twenty teams in forty-eight matches, battling for the coveted Webb Ellis Cup. How do you cope when you’re thrown headfirst into a wild egg chase that was completely unplanned?

Nestled in a meander of the Seine and less than an hour’s drive from the busier Rouen, Les Andelys makes for an idyllic day trip in the department of Eure, Normandy.