Grand-Est

In the region of the Great East, the châteaux of Alsace, Champagne-Ardenne and Lorraine are the safe values of property holdings with timeless luxury.

After a long period of renovation, the Villa Majorelle, which enriches the city of Nancy with its sumptuous Art Nouveau decor, is once again opening its doors to the public.

Inaugurated in 2010, the Centre Pompidou-Metz has presented a great number of high-end exhibitions over the past ten years, and has anchored itself locally with success.

The Cristallerie Saint-Louis glassmaking factory, a historic site in the lush Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche region, features a museum that introduces fans of prestigious objets d’art to its craft.

Juggling with thousand and one blown glass reflections, Gérald Vatrin sculpts materials to which he gives surprising shapes.

From 3 to 13 October 2019, Mulhouse will host the Folie’ Flore, a modern-style flower exhibit that also features fine foods.

In the vineyards of Champagne, the Vign’Art Festival is a unique event that showcases modern art and seamlessly blends it into the surrounding landscape.

A sleeping beauty, Cristalerie de Montbronn, created in 1930, in Moselle, is undergoing a creative revival, between tradition and modernity.

At only 34-years-old, Julie Bernhard Klein picks up the challenge of managing Villa René Lalique, setting of luxury and gastronomy, in Alsace. Exclusive confessions.

The small Versailles of Lorraine, the Château of Lunéville is reborn from its ashes after a terrible fire. A model example of safeguarded patrimony.