Munich is a city that knows how to eat. And I had no clue, the first time I came. Because I’m French, and the French are famously, as we should – convinced that nobody cooks quite like we do. We’ll make the odd exception for an Italian pizza,…
I fell for Salzburg on a bright December day, during a day trip from Munich. The train ride alone was worth it — two hours through the Bavarian countryside, past little villages dusted in snow, frozen fields so quiet it felt like the whole world had paused, and…
So, this isn’t your first time in Rome. Nor your second. Yet, somehow, this city keeps calling you back. Something about its architectural charm, layers of history, the light on old stone in the late afternoon, and immense culture. So here you are again, ticket booked, bags half-packed,…
We French call it la France Profonde—the deep France, the parts of the country we rarely talk about, the one that doesn’t make it onto travelers’ bucket lists. If I’m being honest, I hadn’t considered Aveyron either, until last autumn, when curiosity finally got the better of me. The…
Vienna always has a way of surprising you, no matter how many times you’ve walked its streets. This was my third trip to the Austrian capital—it was February 2025—and I arrived thinking I more or less knew the city by now. Vienna, of course, had other plans. Between…
Some cities captivate you from the very first glance—and Seville is one of them. It’s a city that smells like summer nights with no end in sight, colorful plazas where you linger with friends for hours, and cheerful taverns where the day winds down over a glass of…
Munich is only the beginning of Bavaria. I knew that the first time I visited the region – what I didn’t grasp was just how true it really was. Bavaria turns out to be a patchwork of cultures, landscapes, heritage -and even languages- so varied that traveling from…
Toulouse smells like the South itself — warm chocolatines fresh from the boulangerie, glasses clinking on café terraces, a plate of the region’s finest mountain cheeses on the side, rugby crowds turning the whole city electric on match days, and long sunny evenings on the quays where everyone…
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Munich may not be Germany’s capital, but it has everything it takes to be the capital of Bavaria – or arguably of southern Germany as a whole. With an international airport connecting all the way to Asia and South Africa, & a train station linking to several European…