There was a time when I dreamed of being a digital nomad. It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others. The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciti…
There was a time when I dreamed of being a digital nomad.
It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others.
The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciting projects took over, including a mini-me who is now in middle school :)
With my partner Éric, I then rethought Avygeo to make it what it is today: a participatory travel guide, based on lived experiences, sincere reviews, and sharing between travelers.
You come to Avygeo to find where to go and what to do.
You come back to tell what you really experienced, and to help other travelers make better choices.
It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others.
The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciting projects took over, including a mini-me who is now in middle school :)
With my partner Éric, I then rethought Avygeo to make it what it is today: a participatory travel guide, based on lived experiences, sincere reviews, and sharing between travelers.
You come to Avygeo to find where to go and what to do.
You come back to tell what you really experienced, and to help other travelers make better choices.
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What to do in San Gimignano
Fourteen medieval towers still pierce the skyline of this Tuscan hill town, the surviving monuments of a vertical status contest that started in the 1… Read the guide
What to do in Rochefort-en-Terre
Perched on a pink granite ridge, this Breton village owes its postcard-ready look to overflowing pots of geraniums hanging from half-timbered facades,… Read the guide
Grand Master's Palace: practical tips and prices
Behind a plain facade, this 16th-century palace in Valletta holds four centuries of political power. Step inside to explore state rooms decorated with… Read the guide
Impressive weapons collection
Now the residence of the president, only a part of the former Palace of the Grand Masters is open for visits today. A few lovely rooms with period furniture to visit, and what I really liked was the…
Now the residence of the president, only a part of the former Palace of the Grand Masters is open for visits today. A few lovely rooms with period furniture to visit, and what I really liked was the armory room where you can see a multitude of swords, armor, crossbows, arquebuses, and small cannons. It is impressive.
What to do in Valletta
It takes just 20 minutes on foot to cross this fortified capital, which is listed entirely as a World Heritage site. The cobblestone alleys smell of s… Read the guide
The most spectacular baroque church in Malta
Culture moment: do you know why it is called a "co-cathedral"? Because this church is consecrated, but the main seat of the diocese is at Mdina Cathedral. From the outside, the building is elegant an…
Culture moment: do you know why it is called a "co-cathedral"? Because this church is consecrated, but the main seat of the diocese is at Mdina Cathedral. From the outside, the building is elegant and relatively understated, like many other buildings in Valletta. Inside, it is a whole different story. Gilding and paintings everywhere, it is stunning. Even the marble floor is covered with patterns. By the way, all those marble slabs cover the bodies of knights of the Order of Saint John who distinguished themselves during their lifetime. Yes, you will be walking on tombs without even realizing it. Other things to know: there are 2 Caravaggio paintings to see inside, and you can add €5 to t…
St. John's Co-Cathedral: practical tips and prices
Behind a simple facade lies a lavish baroque interior. You walk across a marble burial floor paved with the inlaid coat of arms tombstones of the knig… Read the guide
teamLab Biovortex Kyoto: practical tips and prices
Step into the darkness of teamLab Biovortex Kyoto, a digital museum spanning over 10,000 square meters where roughly fifty artworks react directly to … Read the guide
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Wax Museum: what to know
This private Wax Museum recreates the 1917 apparitions and the religious history of the sanctuary through thirty-two wax scenes. Follow an audio and l… Read the guide
What to do in Furnace Creek
Sitting 86 metres below sea level, this tiny settlement of 24 residents serves as the primary basecamp for Death Valley, right where temperatures have… Read the guide
Church of the Most Holy Trinity: what to know
Facing the esplanade, this circular contemporary building commands attention with its massive scale. Built to seat thousands of the faithful, its whit… Read the guide
Small but impressive stained glass windows
I've walked past Sainte-Chapelle many times in the past without even noticing this little religious monument, literally stuck right up against the Palais de Justice. To be completely honest, the pric…
I've walked past Sainte-Chapelle many times in the past without even noticing this little religious monument, literally stuck right up against the Palais de Justice. To be completely honest, the price is pretty high for how long the visit takes (30 minutes if you just want to "see" it, longer if you want to look at all the details). When you walk into the first level... It's nice, but cramped, and my first impression was disappointment: I paid 23€ for this??? Then, a staircase I hadn't noticed at first leads you up to the upper level... Now that is a whole different story! It isn't any wider, but the ceiling height is way higher, and huge, spectacular stained glass windows tower all aroun…
What to do in Venice
Between the bodybuilders at Muscle Beach, street fortune tellers, and surfers carrying boards, the Venice boardwalk feels more like open-air theater t… Read the guide
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What to do in Arvieux
Nestled in the Queyras, Arvieux consists of several distinct hamlets connected by footpaths. Potatoes are still grown here at over 1 550 mètres of ele… Read the guide
What to do in Saint-Ours
A village of 1,425 residents tucked inside the Auvergne Volcanoes Regional Park, where visitors mostly head for a gateway into the earth: Vulcania, th… Read the guide
What to do in Saint-Hippolyte
Tucked between vineyards and half-timbered facades, this wine route village moves to the rhythm of the grape harvest rather than tour buses. You are m… Read the guide
What to do in Nagano
At Zenko-ji, an ancient temple where incense still clings to the darkened wood, pilgrims share a pitch-black underground passage with a handful of vis… Read the guide
Lisbon Oceanarium: practical tips and prices
Right on the Tagus River, explore one of the largest aquariums in Europe built around a massive central tank. The exhibit takes you through four disti… Read the guide
Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens: what to know
This 1,300-square-meter glass-ceilinged conservatory showcases thousands of fresh blooms and monumental floral displays in Las Vegas. The design chang… Read the guide
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Fremont Street Experience: what to know
Beneath a giant 16-million-pixel canopy suspended thirty metres above the ground, explore a pedestrian mall brought to life by daily light shows. This… Read the guide
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