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World Day Against the Death Penalty: Towards a return to power?
Nicolas Picard, historian of justice and expert on the death penalty, is our guest.
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Heritage Days: Discovering Fort Boyard
On Heritage Days, many places are usually banned from the public. Some 50 people were drawn by lot to visit, in exceptional cases, the famous Fort Boyard of the TV game.
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Heritage Days 2026: implementation of a new "Pass Heritage"
On the occasion of the European Heritage Days, the doors of monuments often closed to the public are exceptionally open, and visitors can enjoy a free entrance. This is the case of the Marmottan museum in Paris, where "some visitors discovered on site that they would not have to pay," reports our journalist on site Valentine Erba.
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France: Heritage treasures open their doors
On the occasion of the European Heritage Days, on 19 and 20 September 2026, thousands of sites exceptionally open their doors to the public throughout France. This 43rd edition celebrates the heritage of photography and sites at risk.