Discover the finest aspects of France, from its captivating museums and architectural marvels to vibrant cities, scenic parks, and exquisite food and wine, gaining insights from my numerous travels.
Paris is famous for many attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. However, another side to the city is less well-known but equally fascinating. Paris Underground, a …
Nestled in the azure waters of the Mediterranean, Chateau d’If stands as an iconic fortress, guarding the entrance to Marseille. Know as the French Alcatraz, the Chateau d’If is a …
Sewers may not be the first attraction you consider visiting in Paris. Still, the Musée des Egouts is a must-see museum in the French capital, however unusual and smelly it may be. …
Inspired by the Belgian and Dutch duck buses, the Les Canards de Paris amphibious bus allows you to discover Paris on an original tour by land and water. The guided …
The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a modern and contemporary art museum in Metz, France, a lovely city in Alsace, close to Luxembourg. The building’s iconic structure, designed by Shigeru Ban and …
When visiting a big city like Paris, deciding where to stay can be challenging. The city has several areas and neighbourhoods, some close to tourist attractions while others are pretty …
The City of Science and Industry, the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, is a large museum dedicated to technical and scientific culture in the Parc de la Villette in …
The Paris Air and Space Museum is one of the world’s most important museums dedicated to aviation and space. Located in the historic Le Bourget airport, renovated according to the …
Belleville is a lively multicultural district of Paris, still quite tourist-free, where you can have an authentic Parisian experience. After visiting the most famous attractions, I recommend getting off the …