There are cities that captivate you from the very first glance — and Seville is one of them. The Andalusian capital is a crossroads of cultures that have shaped its history and grandeur, reflected in its stunning monuments, lively squares, and hidden patios. Every street feels alive, moving to the rhythm of flamenco, while the city’s charm and beauty make…
Bavaria is much more than Munich. Once you’ve visited the capital, its surroundings are full of unexpected treasures, ideal for day trips or weekend getaways. Imagine fairytale villages nestled in the heart of the mountains, majestic Renaissance towns that are sure to amaze you, or charming lakeside towns bustling with life, where you can enjoy a pleasant day in summer.…
Toulouse is, I believe, France’s most overlooked big city — by far. And yet, it’s one of the liveliest provincial cities in the country. Known as “La Ville Rose” (the Pink City) for the pink bricks that adorn many of its buildings, Toulouse, capital of Occitanie region, offers a delightful mix of bustling markets, a world-famous rugby team, a historic…
Between the scent of orange blossoms, flamenco rhythms, and lively tapas bars, Seville captures the very essence of Spain — warm, festive, and full of charm. If you’re seeking that same authentic soul in hospitality while enjoying a more personal and intimate experience, you’ll love the boutique hotels I’ve handpicked for you. In the heart of Seville’s traditional neighborhoods, these…
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, perfectly blends tradition and innovation. Crossed by the Isar River and framed by the Bavarian Alps, the city is a true cultural and historical gem. From the majestic Marienplatz and the iconic Frauenkirche to the opulent Nymphenburg Palace, Pinakothek der Moderne, BMW Welt, and the legendary Englischer Garten, Munich is a city where old-world charm…
Whenever I’m in Paris, I’m the first to head straight for the Louvre. It’s one of the most comprehensive museums in the world, with more than 30,000 works on display in 9 departments, ranging from Oriental, Greek and Egyptian antiquities to more modern collections of paintings and sculptures. But the Louvre is often overcrowded, being the most visited museum in…
If you’re looking for an alternative to the busy Munich & Nuremberg, to spend a weekend in Bavaria Augsburg is the perfect choice. It’s Germany’s second-oldest city, founded over 2,000 years ago as a Roman military camp under Emperor Augustus – from whom it takes its name. And since, it was beautifully preserved through the centuries, and host some of…
If you think you know Barcelona, its surrounding region still has surprises in store. Just a 35-minute train ride from Barcelona, Sitges offers a charming escape from the city’s bustling streets and tourist crowds. This seaside town has a relaxed, Mediterranean rhythm, with sandy beaches, a two-mile promenade, and vibrant cafés and restaurants. Sitges is famous for its vibrant LGBTQ+…
Often overlooked in favour of the South of France’s glamorous Cannes or multicultural Marseille, Avignon is a city unlike any other. Set along the banks of the Rhône River, this former papal seat was home to seven popes during the 14th century — a legacy still visible in its breathtaking Gothic architecture, at the heart of which stands the monumental…