Thinking about ringing in the New Year in Paris? If so, you’re in for something unforgettable. Last year, I counted down 2025 on the Champs-Élysées, surrounded by the city’s buzz, and it’s an experience I’ll carry with me forever. Paris on New Year’s has a unique energy—whether you’re chasing a romantic sunrise, a lively crowd, or a cozy cruise along the Seine, there’s a way to
Packing for a trip can be stressful, and it’s easy to overlook small items that end up being lifesavers. While most people remember the obvious essentials like passports, clothes, and medications, there are a few things that often get forgotten—but make a huge difference when you’re on the road. Over the years, I’ve learned from experience which items I cannot travel without. From keeping devices charged
Have you ever thought of coming to Paris to celebrate New Year’s Eve?If so, this blog is for you. After living in LA for more than 10 years, I started to miss big city New Year celebrations — big crowds, neon lights, fireworks, and a city that doesn’t sleep until the wee hours of the morning. A few big cities came to mind: New York, Berlin,
If you’re looking for a destination that feels both culturally deep and delightfully relaxed, Sélestat deserves a spot on your travel list. Why Visit Sélestat, France? Nestled between the Vosges Mountains and the fertile plains of central Alsace, Sélestat is one of France’s most underrated historic towns. Often overshadowed by nearby Colmar and Strasbourg, this charming city offers a rich blend of medieval heritage, Renaissance culture,
Have you heard of Haguenau? I hadn’t — not until my recent trip to Alsace, where I was on a Christmas market crawl. Normally, I prefer slow, quiet travel, soaking in a place at my own pace. But something about the Christmas spirit in Alsace is irresistible. It pushes you out of your comfort zone, bundles you up against the cold, and sends you wandering through
A Cozy “Blue Christmas” in Guebwiller I recently visited Guebwiller to explore their Christmas market—and the weather made it a true “Blue Christmas” adventure. It rained almost the entire time, from light drizzle to slightly heavier showers. Fog rolled over the nearby vineyards, hiding some views but creating a magical, mysterious atmosphere. Guebwiller is a charming town near the borders of France, Germany, and Switzerland. At
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