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A Day in Jungfrau, Switzerland
If you’re geeking out over geography stuff, this marketing catchphrase would make you think twice. It makes you question whether Jungfraujoch is indeed the highest point in Europe. Considering the Caucasus Mountains shared between…
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A Day in Dijon, France
On the way back home from Reims, we decided to stay in Dijon overnight. It was a Sunday so most shops are closed, but it’s still definitely worth a stopover. We are more familiar…
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A Day For Champagne in Reims, France
My husband and I traveled to Reims. We went for a tour around champagne cellars and explored French gastronomy. We also enjoyed a few bottles of the most celebratory wine. Particularly this city is…
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Switzerland’s Quiet Villages: Avenches, Thun & Spiez
Before visiting the historic tourist destination in Switzerland, Interlaken, we made some earlier stops. We visited the quaint yet equally eye-pleasing Swiss towns of Avenches, Thun, and Spiez. Morning stroll at Avenches Before we…
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Labor Holiday in The Netherlands
Spring has arrived, and so is May. Everyone in Belgium seems to be extra happy. For sure it’s getting warmer again, but aside from that, it’s also in May that public holidays are most…
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A Weekend in Alsace, France
I fancied visiting Alsace for three things. The first is the pork-centric Alsatian cuisine. The second is its most noted dry Riesling wines. The third is a strong German influence in this side of…
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A Weekend in Porto, Portugal
A sip of this lusciously sweet wine gives me memories of this rustic port city, from which this wine got its name. The azulejos are distinctly patterned blue-and-white porcelain tiles adorned in most buildings.…
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Antwerp, Belgium’s Diamond in the Rough
Antwerp is a city I always recommend to anyone visiting Belgium, as it perfectly captures the country’s dynamic spirit and creative energy. Having lived in Belgium for many years, I’ve found Antwerp’s blend of…
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Be in Brussels: Top Things to Do and Places to Visit
From the grandeur of its historic landmarks to the lively pulse of its contemporary art and cuisine, the city offers a captivating blend of the old and the new, inviting visitors to immerse themselves…
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