Whenever I’m in Paris, I’m the first to head straight for the Louvre. It’s one of the most comprehensive museums in the world, with more than 30,000 works on display in 9 departments, ranging from Oriental, Greek and Egyptian antiquities to more modern collections of paintings and sculptures. But the Louvre is often overcrowded, being
Traveling around France during summer 2024 made me realize that you don’t need to venture abroad to experience a vast diversity of landscapes. There’s so much to discover right here in the country. One place, in particular, completely altered my brain chemistry—a destination that rivals the Greek islands with its stunning turquoise waters, almost too
Today, just a few words, but plenty of sights, For sometimes it’s images that capture the lights. The Convento de Madre de Deus, National Museum of the Azulejo, Lisbon A view of Lisbon from its hillside. While the sky remains of a threatening grey, a soft light bathes the city’s colorful buildings. A golden harmony
If you’re looking to explore the islands of French Polynesia, you have a few options: you can rent a car (though it’s not cheap), try hitchhiking (which lacks flexibility), or rent a bike. While biking might be the most physically demanding choice, it’s also the most rewarding and unforgettable. The island of Huahine is ideal
Split is a serious rival of Dubrovnik and Zagreb in terms of historical and cultural heritage. And my favourite city of Croatia. Its emblematic monument, the Diocletian’s Palace, built in the 5th century, competes with more modern buildings inherited from the Venetian, Austro-Hungarian and even, furtively, French periods. Split is, after all, more than 17