Vancouver Art Gallery
Visited Vancouver Art Gallery on a Wednesday night and they had renovation, the gallery was half closed. So there’s no entry fee (supposed to be $24 CAD per adult), instead, they asked for a donation. I like the collections, many contemporary pieces, and traditional ones. Emily Carr’s works were displayed here as well, I learned […]
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Keeping Up with Old Montreal
In every parts of the world, there’s always an Old City part. Montreal was no different. Close to the metro station, it’s a busy and European-vibe-like. Lined with restaurants, bars and shops, your usual ingredients in a touristy neighborhood. The old Port was decorated with small yachts and fluorescent lights. Video mapping street arts licked […]
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Family Connection, Paris
When in Paris, I was staying with my aunt, which happily had me for 6 nights 😚😚😚 Heyy! Space Invader was there at Versailles! 👇 Dinner with my aunt and her friend Astiti, French cuisine near to Eiffel tower. 👇 The river next to Eiffel tower, Seine.  👇 Rows of restaurants and shops at Rue de […]
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Louvre Exposure
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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Vatican Museum
Get your ticket online, choose the night session (Friday night weekly) as there should be fewer visitors 😉 We bought the ticket in advance directly from their website , got the audio guide (was located at the 2nd level) with an extra fee and printed the ticket. A tip: be in the queue earlier than scheduled. […]
Read moreMy Modern Met: 3D-Printed Nests Bring Birds Back Into Cities
My Modern Met: 3D-Printed Nests Bring Birds Back Into Cities. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIw6uTlySE
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