We’re lucky to be there in such wonderful weather! Easily spent 3 to 4 hours walking around the park. Beautiful scenery, you’ve got the bay view, bridges, nature! A must when you visit Vancouver, and no entry fee 😉 Stanley Park. Vancouver’s own Little Mermaid, the Girl in Wetsuit! Magnificent trees. Almost all benches were dedicated […]
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Well you gotta eat. Vancouver is full of choices of Asian foods, and I was happy to finally meet them, ahhhh … 👇 Simba, an African Cuisine Restaurant offering halal foods, yayyyy! Spicy and BIG portions! I think I gained most of my weight back while in Canada, big portion. Located at Denman street. Mexican joint, Tacofino […]
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Mont Tremblant was a quaint touristy town at North West of Montreal. The place was popular with their sky resort that opens all year long. The day when we were there it was such a great weather and many people had the same idea as we were 😉 There were two places we visited, the downtown […]
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The Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal had a nice minimalistic approach to its interior, with cubism style. After the church, go outside to enjoy the view of Mount Royal. (Ps. Mount Royal was an area where the more fortunate live). The Notre-Dame Cathedral had a really nice color theme, that is blue and silver/white. The colors of Quebec. […]
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I’m always interested in other countries’ transport system. The design, the route map, the facilities. 🚄🚐🚗🛵🚢🛫 👇 France’s transportation. Like another developed countries, France had a great transportation system. Regional train takes you to suburbias, €15 from Dreux to Paris, one way 😛 There are cheaper options for longer periods, multiple tickets, weekly and monthly. […]
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I don’t think Louvre needs any introduction. We bought the ticket online. Whenever you can, buy tickets online. The Museum has endless collection of artifacts, you’d need 3 full days to see everything I assume. We’ll… Went there with François’ family (Dominique and the brilliant Nathan). There are several restaurants and more casual dining available, […]
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It was soooo breathtaking! So many water fountains! Such expansive villa. There was also a musical sculpture powered by water pressure, after 500 years, still running well! Villa D’Este is a must see when you want to visit a more suburban area with lovely gardens, open space and hundreds of fountains. We were lucky, the weather was […]
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Did I mention that I prefer to explore the city at night time? 👇 Highlight of the night: Trevi Fountain. 👇 The Wall Street of Rome. Financial center. Piazza di Pietra. 👇 The magnificent Pantheon. 👇 Electricity powered car was charging. 👇 Drinkable fountains are abundant in Rome. The water was fresh and crisp, unfortunately Rome is […]
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Well, we’ve got to gain some energy to explore the breathtaking city -no? 👇 Standard Cafe in Prague, great coffee, and homey dessert. 👇 Don’t miss out tasting Czech’s typical food Kantýna, the place basically serves grilled meats with the accompaniment of sauteed veggies, pan fried potato patty, and sauerkraut. That’s all they serve! But the meat oh-so tasty! […]
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Ah, what can I say about Praha? Its beauty, its art nouveau, its food. 👇 Buildings and art nouveau. Danube river views. Charles bridge views. Shoe! 👇 What can I say? I’m a HHUUGEE fan of art nouveau, so when we saw the Dali, Warhol and Mucha Exhibition– I’ve got to see Mucha’s! Apparently, you’ll need to pay […]
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