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Voyage au cœur des Monuments Historiques À l’occasion des Journées Européennes du Patrimoine, Junot vous fait découvrir cinq propriétés remarquables, où architecture, histoire et transmission se rencontrent. A Journey Through France’s Historic Monuments To celebrate European Heritage Days, Junot invites you to discover five remarkable properties where architecture, history and legacy come together. L’élégance Louis XIII À quelques minutes de Rennes, ce château inscrit aux Monuments Historiques incarne l’élégance de l’architecture classique française. Parc paysager et dépendances historiques prolongent ce décor préservé. Louis XIII Elegance Just minutes from Rennes, this château listed as a Historic Monument embodies the elegance of French classical architecture. Landscaped grounds and historic outbuildings extend its beautifully preserved setting. L’élégance Louis XIII À quelques minutes de Rennes, ce château inscrit aux Monuments Historiques incarne l’élégance de l’architecture classique française. Parc paysager et dépendances historiques prolongent ce décor préservé. Louis XIII Elegance Just minutes from Rennes, this château listed as a Historic Monument embodies the elegance of French classical architecture. Landscaped grounds and historic outbuildings extend its beautifully preserved setting. Sept siècles d’héritage En Vendée, plus de 700 ans d’histoire réunis dans un même domaine. Château, chapelle, tour médiévale et jardins classés se déploient au cœur de 42 hectares de nature. Seven Centuries of Heritage In Vendée, more than 700 years of history come together within one estate. The château, chapel, medieval tower and listed gardens unfold across 42 hectares of natural surroundings. Sept siècles d’héritage En Vendée, plus de 700 ans d’histoire réunis dans un même domaine. Château, chapelle, tour médiévale et jardins classés se déploient au cœur de 42 hectares de nature. Seven Centuries of Heritage In Vendée, more than 700 years of history come together within one estate. The château, chapel, medieval tower and listed gardens unfold across 42 hectares of natural surroundings. Un héritage millénaire Édifié sur les vestiges d’une forteres

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🤫 Paris ouvre ses portes les plus secrètes pour les Journées européennes du patrimoine les 19 et 20 septembre. Junot a sélectionné pour vous, à Paris et ses environs, des hôtels particuliers, institutions, ateliers d’art, salons privés et lieux habituellement fermés au public. Une invitation à découvrir des lieux qui racontent notre histoire. 📸: IDEAT L’Hôtel de la Païva — Paris 8ᵉ Sur les Champs-Élysées, l’Hôtel de la Païva compte parmi les derniers grands hôtels particuliers du Second Empire encore conservés sur l’avenue. Construit entre 1856 et 1865 pour Esther Lachmann, devenue marquise de Païva, il dévoile un décor spectaculaire : salons d’apparat, escalier d’onyx, marbres, boiseries, mosaïques et salle de bain orientale. Aujourd’hui occupé par le Travellers Club, le lieu reste habituellement fermé au public. Infos pratiques: - 25 avenue des Champs-Élysées, Paris 8ᵉ - Visite guidée sur réservation obligatoire 📸: Graziella de Sortiraparis Le 19M — Paris 19ᵉ @le19m, le lieu imaginé par Chanel pour réunir et transmettre les savoir-faire de ses Maisons et propose un parcours autour des Métiers d’art. La visite présente les ateliers de Montex et Studio MTX, deux Maisons d’art qui repoussent les frontières de la broderie. Le parcours se poursuit avec l’exposition Métamorphoses, les chapeaux de Maison Michel, puis s’achève à la Parcelle, jardin culturel du 19M. Infos pratiques: - 2 place Skanderbeg, Paris 19ᵉ - Du 18 au 20 septembre 2026 - Gratuit, en accès libre, sans réservation - De 9h à 20h, dernière entrée à 18h - Le vendredi 18 septembre est réservé aux scolaires et associations. 📸: Rudy Ricciotti Atelier de Moulage du Grand Palais — Saint-Denis Dans les coulisses des musées nationaux, cet atelier conserve un fonds exceptionnel de moules et modèles issus des grandes collections françaises et européennes. Ici, les artisans perpétuent l’art du moulage, du tirage en plâtre aux patines. Infos pratiques: - 1 impasse du Pilier, Saint-Denis - Samedi 19 septembre : 10h, 11h30, 14h et 15h30 - Gratuit, réservation obligatoire, limité à 20 personnes. 📸: Julie Limont Hôtel de Nocé — Boucheron, Paris 1ᵉʳ Place Vendôme, @boucheron ouvre les

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A love letter to Edinburgh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍂🌧️🤎   > What’s your favorite city to visit?   I’ve been saying that Edinburgh is my favorite city without even actually visiting it for YEARS. And the dream happened. And let me tell you that the city is A DREAM. Here is my guide (slide by slide): 1. Waterstones coffee shop with gorgeous view of the Castle (the coffee is yummy). 2. My favorite bookstore was The Gently Mad Bookshop. 3. I stayed at @righproperties (*invitation). The room was huge, gorgeous, the view!!, and you have pastries in the morning. I highly recommend it! 4. One Day spot: the Vennel viewpoint (go way sunset, the light is so pretty). 5. Scott Monument is stunning and dark academia. You see it best from the park. 6. Solo date breakfast at Princes Street Garden. 7. Fav bookstores I’ve visited: Armchair books, Topping & Company, Tills bookshop and The Gently Mad Bookshop. Also not featured: Waterstones, Blackwell’s. 8. Fav view of the castle: The Parish Church of St Cuthbert. 9. Gorgeous view of the architecture on the Waverley Bridge 10. My autumn uniform. 11. Places to see: Circus Lane, Calton Hill, Dean Village, Princes Street Garden. Other places: Victoria Street (but busy), Cockburn Street. 12. New College 13. Visit the museums (they are free). The Portrait Gallery, the National Gallery (with an Achilles and Patroclus painting), the Writers’ museum. 14. Rainy days = happy days. 15. Lunch tips: I mostly ate in coffee shop, they have vegetarian options and it’s okay prices. 16. Coffee places: the Milkman, Cappucino, Roasters, Kul Coffee, Cairngorm Coffee, Books N Cup. 17. Ross Fountain 18. To see Highland Cows go to the Swanston Farm (and hike a bit). 19. Edinburgh, I miss you already! Other things: — it’s perfect for long weekends and solo trips. — the activities are basically walking 20K steps, seeing pretty gothic architecture, drinking coffee and going to bookshops. — in mid September, it’s still very green but quite cold. — the wind is HARSH, be ready for your hair and bring a scarf. — bring a solid umbrella or rain jacket and waterproof shoes. Edinburgh felt so good, I recommend adding it to your bucketlist! Kindly and warmly, Maëva <3

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THE TABLESCAPE DETAILS🌻🍃☀️ NAPA MEETS COMO PART 3 I wanted every element to feel as though it belonged naturally in the vegetable garden at @passalacqualakecomo — collected rather than decorated, abundant and organic without ever feeling overly styled. Green Italian heirloom tomatoes spilled across the tables amongst many variations of beautiful sunflowers, herbs and foliage; hand-painted glassware made in Italy picked up the same warm yellow and green palette and each guest had their own water carafe; bamboo-handled cutlery sat alongside the most beautiful marbled ceramic plates in same color palette, linen napkins edged in lace we sourced in Milano and tiny ceramic salt and pepper dishes shaped like leaves we have been collecting for years. Even the place cards became part of the story — miniature custom made market baskets made for us in Umbria filled with mini tomatoes, each one finished with a guest’s name — while menus illustrated with tomatoes and garden botanicals tied everything back to the vegetable garden & market stalls surrounding the table. Layers of wax candles from @loewe in ochre and honey tones, custom made rustic timber tables with no tablecloths and simple bentwood chairs kept the feeling warm and uncontrived. The idea was never to create a traditional floral tablescape, but rather a table that felt almost as though the garden itself had grown onto it and the market stalls surrounding it and I wanted the tablescape to be chic but blend in naturally with the garden & the surroundings we created. A little Napa, a lot of Italy, and completely at home at Passalacqua for this incredible week of events for Kate's 40th bday in Como. Creative Vision & Tablescape Design: Diana Sorensen @sugokuiievents Photography: @aarondelesie Floral Artistry: @lvfcreativestudio Dinner Menus: @eaudepapier_illustration

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