Unusual: a free dinner with starred chef Jean Imbert

 

3

Do you dream of experiencing an unusual and gastronomic weekend in nature? Jump on this unique…and free opportunity!
Jean Imbert, the starred chef revealed by the show Top Chef, makes his Breton cabin available, custom-built in Fréhel, the place of his childhood. It is during the night of November 4, 2023 that the doors open to whoever wants, or rather to whoever is lucky. A weekend rich in discoveries and flavors seems to be in perspective.

Strolls by the sea, moments of relaxation in this warm wooden cabin opening onto the forest are on the program, as well as a dinner specially designed by the chef himself. Up close, the wooden cabin looks more like a chic and comfortable cocoon, it seems like it's a golden opportunity to get away from it all and enjoy yourself. The surprise is all the greater when you learn that not a single cent has to be paid. And yes, it’s assured, your pockets will remain intact.

Water suddenly rushes to your mouth and you wonder how to try your luck? Nothing could be simpler, meet on Monday October 30 from 7 p.m. on the famous platform Airbnb. Rush to booking online while staying in control to make clicks as efficiently as possible. You heard right, first come, first served! Don't miss this opportunity which promises a most delicious stay.

The reservation link

Vous aimerez aussi…

Chatons peints sur une commode, exposition Trop mignon au Louvre-Lens
  • Unavoidable
  • With family

Too Cute! The Art of Happiness Exhibition at the Louvre-Lens

Louvre-Lens
From September 23, 2026 to January 18, 2027

Why do some images make us feel good? The Louvre-Lens takes the question seriously.

Guimet - Savoir en trompe-l'œil © Arts in the City
  • News
  • Discovery

The art of trompe-l'oeil in Korea at the Guimet Museum

Guimet National Museum of Asian Arts
From September 16, 2026 to January 4, 2027

An exhibition dedicated to the fantastic trompe-l'œil knowledge in 18th and 20th century Korea at the Guimet Museum.

7
  • News
  • Unavoidable

Monet Exhibition: Painting Time at the Musée de l'Orangerie

Orangerie Museum
From September 30, 2026 to January 25, 2027

The Musée de l’Orangerie presents the exhibition Monet, painting time, dedicated to Claude Monet and his unique way of representing the variations of time and light.

DJI_20260922_104737_118
  • Unavoidable
  • Discovery

Cezanne and us, the exhibition at the Grand Palais

The Grand Palais
From September 23, 2026 to January 17, 2027

The Grand Palais is dedicating an exceptional exhibition to Paul Cézanne, a major figure in modern painting and a source of inspiration for generations of artists.