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"Le merveilleux" is a cake that comes from Belgium and Northern France. These meringue cakes made a classy name for themselves in the "Aux Merveilleux de Fred".

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Fierce monster, ribbon, candle and firecracker. The history of Chinese New Year.

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The day of the lovers

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Its earthy and woody hints form a mysteriousand powerful scent that makes the patchouli an essential fragrance in modern perfumery.

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Agarwood, wood of the gods, eaglewood… All these terms, define the agarwood whose unique scent makes it one of the most treasured goods in perfumery.

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Gustave Eiffel built the Eiffel Tower, one of the most symbolic Parisian monuments, in a time of 26 months and 3 days.

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Located in the third arrondissement, the Breizh Café is known as one of the best places to indulge in Brittany's renown delicacy: the "crêpe"

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5 ,4, 3, 2, 1, Happy New Year! Whether you're popping champagne or kissing under the mistletoe at midnight, you owe it all to no one other than Julius Caesar

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A restaurant where baking, from starter to dessert, is persona non grata all in a sober and refined design.

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When you connect to one of your Internet accounts, for example, your Perfume Stories account, the word "login" appears. Inseparable from web 2.0, the story of this word goes back to the time of the great explorers and finds its genesis in a log attached to a string.

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On December 10, 1948, at the Palais Chaillot in Paris, the 58 member states of the UN, by resolution 217 A (III), adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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Although having largely lost its religious dimension in recent years, Christmas remains the celebration of the birth of the Messiah of Christians, Jesus of Nazareth. Yet before his birth, on the same date, another deity was celebrated: the Sun.

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Located rue de Bretagne, 5 minutes’ walk from the Histoires de Parfums gallery, the Enfants-Rouges market is a place full of stories and stalls to discover with and without moderation.

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Thanksgiving is a feast celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday of November, which commemorates the arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers in America and the help they received from the Native Americans.

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November 18, 1793, four years after the start of the French Revolution, the Louvre which was residency for only the royal since the thirteenth century, opens its doors for the first time to the public.

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The Beaujolais Nouveau, is an early wine produced in the Beaujolais vineyards, which its release is celebrated worldwide on the third Thursday of November.

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