I admit, the Chapel really deserves its status as a masterpiece, but I was just as impressed by the work done on the galleries leading up to it, with paintings on the ceiling in blue and gold. It felt like walking through a dream!!! The only downside is that the entry fee is expensive. Not very saintly, if you ask me ;)

I still remember the first time I visited Munich. Arriving here, I told myself "impressive." And I mean it, because you walk through small streets and suddenly you stumble upon this magnificent square. It really has an impact!

I usually make it a habit to visit the modern art museum in every big city I travel to. I hadn't really heard much about this one, but it was a great surprise. Eclectic selection, interesting, super pretty, you have to see it! And yes, Munich is not just about beer!!!

And it is well deserved!!! The colors of the water, the white sand, the landscape with its postcard palm trees. If you head to the Yucatan, make sure to take a little trip to Akumal, you will not regret it!

Florence has been very well preserved and it is very pleasant to visit. I recommend it for a cultural and romantic getaway and for taking postcard-worthy photos. For lodging, you can find small hotels or guesthouses with excellent value for the money.

I find Rome very pretty, really, with tons of historic sites, churches, fountains... but I was hoping the food scene would surprise me, huge disappointment! The city is filled with little "tourist trap" restaurants and the quality is very average, what a shame!!!

I admit that I love Paris, but Lyon has charm. I enjoy walks along the riverbanks, dinners in Old Lyon, the Festival of Lights, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and so on. Plus, it is easy to get around the city (tram, subway, bike...)

I visited Prague a few years ago with some friends. It is a beautiful little city by day, and it really gets moving at night. I recommend going to a "black light" theater and to the well-known multi-story nightclub :)

Beautiful beaches, but a weird vibe. I am not sure why, but you do not really feel safe. Maybe it is related to the way Italians drive, haha (try to find a car or scooter without a scratch). On the other hand, my friends and I were able to chat with some young locals and they were very friendly. It is up to you to form your own opinion of this city.

A northern city, nothing more. I know some people who love it, but I do not understand why. Nothing seemed exceptional to me, well, except for one thing: the Danes are very tall and eating, even at a fast-food place, is really expensive!