The University Library Garden (Dobra 56/66) is a hidden gem and was one of our favorite discoveries in Warsaw. The garden opened in 2002 and covers over a hectare of land. It’s made up of two parts, connected by a cascading stream on a soft slope. The lower part serves as an entryway to the upper garden, […]
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Copenhagen is a model of urban balance. Ranked as the most livable city in the world in 2025 by The Economist Intelligence Unit, it harmoniously combines sustainability, design and wellbeing. Between its innovative architecture, cyclist- and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, and cozy way of life, the Danish capital is both calming and inspiring. Introduction Behind its colorful […]
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is known for its old town (Gamla Stan), its archipelago and its massive park (Djurgården). However, not everyone has heard of the city’s metro stations, many of which are uniquely decorated. A few of them stand out with truly original artistic concept and are clearly worth a visit. Since the […]
Dean Village, a hidden gem of a neighborhood in the Scottish capital’s New Town, is a collection of picturesque houses nestled along the lush banks of the Water of Leith. Walking the cobbled streets lined with stone and brick buildings and half-timbered houses feels like travelling back in time to the Victorian period, much to […]
Oslo: a twilight swim in Bjørvika
Oslo has evolved a lot and reinvented itself in recent years. New neighborhoods have popped up in different areas around town – and among these is Bjørvika, near the Opera House. Bjørvika was originally an area of little interest, where the docks of the city were located. The construction of the Opera was the first […]
What to do in Munich: Our top 10 spots
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, attracts millions of visitors with its rich cultural heritage, welcoming atmosphere and unique way of life. Between its historical sites, massive green spaces and local traditions, the city is full of treasures to explore. From the Marienplatz, the beating heart of the hold town, to the gigantic Englischer Garten, the […]
Shoreditch is an alternative, relaxed and creative neighborhood in East London. The area is famous for its street art, eclectic markets and many vintage shops. Stretching over 1.2 km, Brick Lane is Shoreditch’s vibrant main artery. This street owes its name to the brick kilns that once stood here, built by Flemish settlers in the […]
As the capital of Poland, Warsaw is the embodiment of resilience and transformation. After being destroyed during WWII, the city reinvented itself, all while staying true to its history. The Old Town, which was meticulously rebuilt, has retained its authenticity. At the same time, modern and vibrant new neighborhoods are constantly developing. Local museums, like […]
10 good reasons to visit Strasbourg
As the capital of Alsace and the seat of the European Parliament, Strasbourg is a city with an exceptional heritage, where history, culture and art de vivre meet. Located at the intersection of several cultures and countries in Europe, this city attracts a large number of visitors every year – all eager to explore its […]
Since its opening in 2014, Chez Nous has been run by chef Fabrice and Morgane, who are both passionate about creating a welcoming space, where good food and community go hand in hand. Their “bistronomy”-concept is centered on fresh, local and seasonal ingredients, which are then cooked with care and respect. Every Sunday, Chez Nous […]
Registan Square at nightfall is a sight to behold. Samarkand, Uzbekistan was the last stop on our travels along the Silk Road, and we knew seeing this mythical square would be an unforgettable experience. Without cell service, internet or a map, we set out from our hotel before sunset. All we had was a few […]
Oslo in winter: 15 things to do
Before visiting Norway in the winter, you tend to imagine yourself preparing for an expedition to the North Pole. In Oslo, the capital of Norway, the weather can fluctuate and vary quite a lot in the wintertime, with temperatures ranging from -10°C to +5°C, rain, freezing winds, drizzle, black ice, fog, brilliantly sunny, cloudless days, […]
Tokyo: skyscraper views in Shimbashi
One of our first memories from our trip to Japan was the view from our hotel room in Tokyo’s Shimbashi district. When we opened the door to our room, the curtains were closed. Probably to take advantage of the element of surprise. The Japanese certainly have a sense of showmanship. As soon as we pulled […]
From November 27th to December 27th, 2024, the magic of Christmas returns to Strasbourg. For one month, the Capital of Christmas dons its holiday garb, and this year’s theme is “The Time to Marvel”. Market squares are filled with the aroma of mulled wine, coconut macaroons, and tarte flambée. And at nightfall, the city lights […]
An Afternoon Tea in London: The Wolseley
Every day, The Wolseley serves a decadent and flavorful Afternoon Tea in an elegant Art Deco setting. An experience out of the ordinary to immerse yourself in English culture. The Wolseley is located on Piccadilly, the iconic London road in the luxurious neighborhood of St. James’s, just a stone’s throw from Buckingham Palace. On the […]
The Poi Kalan Complex, a true architectural gem in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, consists of a harmonious mixture of influences from Arab, Turkish and Persian art. In this monumental square, you will find a great mosque (16h century), a medersa (Quranic school, from the 16th century), and a tall minaret (12th century). The Kalan Mosque is the second […]
Exploring Stockholm: our best things to do
Like several major cities in Northern Europe, Stockholm is an incredibly underrated destination. In fact, the capital of Sweden is neither sleepy not boring – this beautiful city offers a well-balanced mix of tradition and modernity, nature and urban life. One of Stockholm’s distinctive features is the fact that it’s there is water pretty much […]
The top of the hill in Montmartre is one of the most iconic places in Paris, and the highest viewpoint in the city. From the top of the stairs at 130 meters, the sweeping, panoramic view is stunning. The French capital stretches out in all its glory as far as the eye can see. The […]
Strasbourg’s European quarter is home to a large number of European institutions and representations (such as the European Parliament, the Council of Europe, and the European Court of Human Rights), as well as parc de l’Orangerie and the All Saints Orthodox Church. A mere stone’s throw from the European institutions, le parc de l’Orangerie is the oldest […]
Located in southwestern Germany, about an hour from Strasbourg, Baden-Baden is a lovely and verdant spa town. We were charmed by its pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. The thermal baths of Baden-Baden, such as the Friedrichsbad and Caracalla Spa, which covers over 5000 m², are world renowned. The healing and relaxing properties of the thermal water, […]