When most people think of Marseille and museums, one name immediately comes to mind: Mucem (Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée). Its iconic latticework façade on the Continue Reading →
I’ve learned that the quickest way into the heart of a city is through its stomach. Marseille is no exception. This Mediterranean port city—France’s second largest—is a cultural crossroads where Continue Reading →
More Than Just Shopping Bags When I first arrived in Marseille, I had no intention of spending hours in shopping centers or haggling in markets. My plan was simple: walk Continue Reading →
When I first arrived in Marseille, the city felt alive with the salty tang of the sea, the sound of seagulls circling above the Old Port, and the colorful mix Continue Reading →
Marseille had been on my bucket list for years. France’s oldest city, a crossroads of cultures, and the heartbeat of the Mediterranean—it sounded like everything I wanted rolled into one Continue Reading →
Traveling between Montpellier and Marseille is one of those quintessential southern France journeys that every traveler should experience at least once. These two Mediterranean cities—vibrant, sun-kissed, and culturally rich—are just Continue Reading →
The best way to get under the skin of a city is not through its museums or even its grand boulevards, but by sitting quietly with a cup of coffee Continue Reading →
Traveling with kids can be both the most rewarding and the most challenging experience. The best destinations are the ones that offer balance: activities that spark children’s curiosity, spaces where Continue Reading →
If there’s one thing that makes me feel most alive when traveling, it’s cycling. There’s something about pedaling through a city that unlocks a perspective you simply can’t get from Continue Reading →
When I first arrived in Montpellier, I thought I was coming for the sunshine, the Mediterranean vibe, and the lively student culture. But very quickly, I realized something deeper: this Continue Reading →