☀️ Marseille, Coffee, and the Mediterranean Ritual When I first set foot in Marseille, I expected the sea breeze, the sunshine, and maybe a good plate of bouillabaisse. What I Continue Reading →
Marseille is a city that always pulls me toward the sea. You can walk its backstreets, eat bouillabaisse in the Old Port, or climb up to Notre-Dame de la Garde, Continue Reading →
Marseille is often described as rough-edged, buzzing with traffic, fishermen’s shouts, the aroma of bouillabaisse, and the salty breeze of the Mediterranean. Yet, what many first-time visitors overlook is just Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
When people think of Montpellier, they often imagine sunlit squares, lively student bars, and the grand Place de la Comédie with its buzzing cafés. But to me, the city revealed Continue Reading →