Europe
Many visitors to Bavaria stop off in Munich and Nuremberg to enjoy the Christmas markets. These are the most famous in Bavaria and Germany. Yet Augsburg, a 30-minute train ride from Munich, is often unfairly overlooked. Yet this Baroque capital deserves at least one day to understand the city’s full potential. The Augsburg Christmas market …
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Harry Potter is the book that shaped my childhood—just like it did for millions of others growing up in the 2000s. It’s now a pop culture reference, and one of those films I never get tired of watching. Even though I can recite almost every line by heart—both in English and French—there’s always something magical …
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If there were a list of things to do once in a lifetime, experiencing a sunset from one of the seven Roman hills would be on it. Imagine discovering the eternal city from a range of color that starts with raw light and warms up in the late afternoon, giving way to a palette of …
Krakow is by far one of my favorite cities in Europe. Each season in the former capital of Poland brings a different perspective on its historical and cultural buildings. While summer in Poland is very pleasant, winter should not be overlooked either. It’s cold, of course, but the snow that blankets the city, with its …
Whenever I visit 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 …