Visiting the Loire Valley during a Pandemic
Traveling to the Loire Valley during a pandemic wasn’t ideal, but we still managed to have a nice time while still remaining safe and socially-distant. Find out more on this blog post.
Category Archives: Paris and the Surrounding Areas
Back to France: Autumn in the Loire Valley
Visiting the Château de Chambord and the Château de Chenonceau in autumn
Photowalking through Paris
Living about 30 minutes from Paris, I usually find myself visiting at least once a month, if not maybe more. But most of the time, I’m usually rushing past some […]
Springtime in the Loire Valley: Château de Chenonceau
This is Part 3 of a 3 part series on my springtime trip to the Loire Valley. You can find Part 1 here and Part 2 here… I’ve saved the […]
Springtime in the Loire Valley: Three More Châteaux
Our visit to three more châteaux in the Loire Valley: Château de Villandry, Château Azay-Le-Rideau, and Château d’Amboise
Springtime in the Loire Valley: Château Clos Lucé and Château Cheverny
The first part of my series on our visit to the Loire Valley, with the Château du Clos Lucé, a residence of Leonardo da Vinci, and Château Cheverny, which inspired the creator of Tintin
Gerberoy – One of the Most Beautiful Villages of France
And it’s not just me saying that. Gerberoy is literally classified as one of The Most Beautiful Villages of France (or Les Plus Beaux Villages de France) by an independent French association with […]
At the French Open in Paris
Ahhhh…. Paris. No matter how many times I’ve been, I’m still drawn in by the lovely architecture and its palpable energy. One of my first stops always has to be […]
Paris, Part Three: A Walk Down the Champs-Élysées
Our trip to Paris, continued… Our last day in Paris and we still did not eat a French meal. Instead, I found a Chinese restaurant with good reviews and took […]
Paris, Part Two: A Visit to the Louvre
Last week’s journey to Paris, continued… It was our 2nd day in Paris and we still hadn’t had a French meal yet. As much as a café beckoned, I had […]
