Must visit places around Ile-de-France
From the famous chateaux de Versailles to the Musée du Louvre, I'm sure you already have a list of monuments and places to visit. But do you know everything? Click on one of our project to discover Ile-de-France in another way!
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Inmanquable en Ile-de-France
Discover the unmissable places and good deals for (foreign) students in IDF through this tiktok channel!
Check here @inmanquablesenidf :
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Repère Francilien
Check out Lia Paupiere's sensitive maps around Ile-de-France! They are based on interviews of several residents and their personal stories
Find the project's instagram here :
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Louise's Letter
"I'm Louise, a french student in Roma and I created a free & home-made newsletter in which I will share lots of events, good tips, quizz, ... for you to become an expert of Ile de France (and Lazio)! How? By completing this really quick form to discover the first Louise's letter!"
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Les trésors de l'Ile
Are you ready to go on an adventure in the most beautiful region in the world? With Trésors de l'Ile, you can discover the hidden gems of Île-de-France and enjoy the region like never before. Whether you are a student, a tourist or a curious explorer, this application will guide you through the most unusual, the most photogenic and the most touristic places in the region.
Download the app here.
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Zoom on the Seine
"Zoom on the Seine is a series of podcasts aimed at promoting the Paris Region through its Seine River. Podcasts will host business owners, institutions & travelers, and cover themes such as sport, art, event, tourism, gastronomy, nature and more. We will explore the diversity of the territory, outside the French Capital." - Camille and Thomas
Check out their spotify :
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Archipel
Discover places around Ile-de-France through Fransesco's project named Archipel IDF on Instagram.
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A la carte
Created by Patricia-Ștefana Însurățelu, this websit represents a space where any person can acquire the means to become an actor of change through the use of its interactive tools.
The maps are designed to present cities that embody the defense of human rights, whether it’s on a street corner, at a metro station, near a monument, in a museum, or through academic training.