I don't know how many of you had the opportunity to visit Cote d'Azur, and has anyone stayed in Antibes, but in my opinion, this place between Cannes and Nice is one of the most beautiful I've seen. Maybe

The stained glass windows inside Sacré-Cœur were one of the first things that caught my attention. The colors looked even more impressive with the natural light entering the basilica. It felt peaceful

A magical visit to Halle de La Machine in Toulouse with giant machines, Asterion, and unforgettable performances

One of the things I enjoyed the most in Paris was simply observing everyday life. Even a train station can feel elegant and full of history here. Gare de Lyon was huge, busy, and beautiful at the same

We visited ArtParis in Grand Palais. More than 900 artists represented, one of them is a friend of us. The Dome is a landmark along the Seine river. Built for the World's Fair in 1900.

A heartfelt journey through Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes

I attended my first Protestant service by accident. Long story, another time

One thing I really loved about Paris was how quickly the city changes atmosphere. A few minutes after standing near massive monuments and crowded avenues, I found myself walking through peaceful green

No oven over here (sad face) so had to test my pan skills which were fine for the mozza bricks but almost abandoned me with the honeyed white fish. All good in the end. 🧡🤍💚💛 #victorydays🥂

One of the most impressive parts of visiting Château de Malmaison was seeing how art was used almost like propaganda. Portraits of Napoleon are everywhere, but each one tells a slightly different story.

From the Airbus A350 Factory to historic aircraft at Ailes Anciennes Toulouse, this visit through aviation history in Toulouse.

A lot of lines and shapes near the trainstation.

Exhibition areas and studios for the artists. Very colourful.

Got another one in the mail from my favorite coin dealer. An 1870-A France 5 Francs featuring Napoleon III. This one has some history behind it. The obverse shows the portrait of Napoleon III facing left

Walking into Château de Malmaison honestly felt different from visiting a normal museum. The first thing I noticed was the silence. Not an uncomfortable silence, but the kind that makes you slow down and

Shot from the Rooftop of Printemps Haussmann.

English 🇬🇧 One of the places that impressed me the most during my trip to France was Château de Malmaison, the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Joséphine. There is something very different about this

Recently I went to Beziers in France for a couple of days. I was here for two nights, less than 48 hours because I wanted a break and it was cheaper for us to fly 1400km to France than to catch a 600km

As seen in Paris, France.

Was ein Brett - geilste Spiel seit langen Jahren!!! One of the greatest games I’ve ever seen I don’t say that often. And definitely not as someone who usually enjoys seeing Bayern struggle. But what happened