Birthplace of saints and home to some of Italy’s most treasured artworks, Umbria is the Italian countryside as you’ve always imagined it: verdant farmland, steep hills crowned with medieval fortresses, and winding country roads. Often called the “green lung of Italy”, it remains largely off the radar for…
So, you are in Marseille. Maybe for a long weekend, a week, or even a month. And after exploring this vibrant city, sampling its incredible restaurants and even trying your hand at making traditional Marseille soap, you might be wondering where to go next … Don’t worry, I’ve…
Split … a city that’s been known since ancient times for its huge influence in the Roman Empire. Somehow, its old town has escaped both time and the wars that ravaged much of southeastern Europe over the last century. It’s hard to believe that not so long ago,…
Nestled at the foot of the wooded slopes and vineyards of the Black Forest, Freiburg—literally “free city”—was founded in the 12th century and enjoyed numerous privileges granted by the dukes of the region, hence its name. Later, under Habsburg rule, it gain a splendour thanks to its university,…
Winter in Poland is magical: snow blankets the rooftops and streets, and on crisp, clear days, the sunlight glimmers off the colorful polish architecture. But let’s be honest, when temperatures drop below zero, my favorite way to experience Krakow is by seeking refuge indoors. I can’t spend an…
Munich is a city that knows how to eat. From historic beer halls and lively Biergärten to cozy cafés and konditorei with rich Bavarian cakes, the city offers a food lover’s paradise. Whether you’re craving hearty local dishes or freshly baked Bretzels, Munich has something to delight every…
Is travelling to Bali really responsible travel? To be honest, spending a month on this island showed me that it’s not always easy: as a tourist, as a human being, it’s impossible to leave a zero footprint. We are all part of the problem. However, there are many…
Salzburg has an indefinable charm that feels almost untouched since Mozart’s birth there more than 250 years ago. And yet, destroyed by more than 40% during World War II bombings, it was restored to its former glory and was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in…
So, this isn’t your first time in Rome. Nor your second. Yet, somehow, this city keeps calling you back. With its architectural charm, layers of history, and immense culture, it’s no wonder why. So, here you are, heading to Rome again.I get it. I spent a long summer…
We call Aveyron, la France Profonde—the France we rarely hear about, the places we don’t think to visit, yet a region full of hidden treasures. Even I hadn’t considered exploring it, until last autumn, when I finally ventured there. Nestled in what is often called the “diagonal of…