When I first arrived in Marseille, I knew the Mediterranean light would be unforgettable, the bouillabaisse irresistible, and the old port a feast for the eyes. But what I hadn’t 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 →
Shopping has always been one of my favorite ways to connect with a city. When I travel, I don’t just look at landmarks and take photos—I wander into shops, peek Continue Reading →
Toulouse, affectionately known as La Ville Rose (the Pink City), is a place where the architecture glows with soft terracotta hues, where aerospace engineers rub shoulders with students, and where Continue Reading →
When I first planned my family trip to Toulouse, I had two things in mind: I wanted my children to learn something new while having fun, and I wanted us, Continue Reading →
When people talk about Toulouse, they often bring up aerospace, rugby, or the city’s warm terracotta glow that earned it the nickname La Ville Rose (the Pink City). But when Continue Reading →
There are many ways to fall in love with Bordeaux. Some people lose themselves in the cellars of Saint-Émilion, glass of Merlot in hand. Others fall for the grandeur of Continue Reading →
Travel is often about contrasts — the elegance of sipping a Grand Cru in a château, the rustic charm of walking through medieval alleys, the salty wind on your face Continue Reading →
Bordeaux isn’t just about wine (though let’s be honest, the wine alone is worth the trip). For me, every great city has its personality written into its markets, shopping centers, Continue Reading →