Arts & Traditions in France

Arts & Traditions in France

Panoramas of France

Panoramas of France

The Panoramas of France allow you to have an overview of France on a given theme. Every panorama is a kind of virtual journey based on photos. This panorama presents the arts and traditions that have endured throughout the ages in France.

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Art / Tradition	Photos	Département
Moustiers faience earthenware This craft industry has made the village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie famous since the 17th century			Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Guide Photos
Pastel Not to be missed: the Pastel museum in the Château de Magrin, in the heart of the Pays de Cocagne area			Tarn Guide Photos
Pipe This town in the Upper Jura is famous for its hand-crafted pipes			Jura Guide Photos
Porcelain (Berry) Know-how dating back to the start of the 19th century			Indre Guide Photos
			Cher Guide Photos
Porcelain (Limoges) A tradition dating back to the 18th century			Haute-Vienne Guide Photos
Porcelain (Sèvres) A world-famous art			Hauts-de-Seine Guide Photos
Pottery (La Borne) La Borne, a village renowned for its pottery			Cher Guide Photos
Pottery of Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye In this village in Puisaye, pottery is a tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages...			Nièvre Guide Photos
Shoes (luxury) Romans, capital of luxury shoes			Drôme Guide Photos
Sidobre A natural site with unusual features			Tarn Guide Photos
Slate The Pans de Travassac takes in slate work			Corrèze Guide Photos
Stringed-instrument making Mirecourt, capital of the stringed-instrument making			Vosges Guide Photos
Sundials The Hautes-Alpes département boasts the highest number of painted sundials in France			Hautes-Alpes Guide Photos
Tapestry (Beauvais) A tradition dating back to the 17th century			Oise Guide Photos
Thiers cutlery-making French cutlery capital			Puy-de-Dôme Guide Photos
Toy The toy capital			Jura Guide Photos
Umbrella Aurillac, capital of the umbrella			Cantal Guide Photos