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A magical and unlikely place right in the heart of New York. I had such a nice time there, walking around, people watching, and looking at the animals (including those famous squirrels...!) Unmissable and amazing!

London is a cosmopolitan, lively, and dynamic city. It is impossible to get bored! The many museums will let you take shelter from the rain while you soak up some culture, since so many major works are on display in this city. You will definitely find a spot that suits your taste for the evening, whether it is a refined bar, an Irish pub, a chic restaurant, or a quick bite to eat. The architecture did not really appeal to me aesthetically, but I have to admit that the whole place has charm.

We had a great stay at this clean and well-located hotel (Galway is a small town, so you will always be close to everything... But since the city center is very noisy, not being right in it is a plus!). Keep an eye out for promotions, they are frequent for this hotel!

An awesome museum, full of surprises, activities, and costumes to try on... I loved it! If you get the chance, go during the evening events organized by the city of Strasbourg, where young guides will show you around with a great attitude and real expertise.

Right in the heart of Strasbourg, this little museum (judging from the outside, because it is actually huge!) is absolutely charming. It offers quality exhibits with games for kids and fun facts about Alsace. I really loved it!

I didn't know anything about this museum at all and hadn't done any research before walking in, and I was pleasantly surprised! It is huge, packed with hidden gems, and its little garden is very nice for resting in the summer after walking through all the galleries (you could easily spend hours there...)

Just a stone's throw from the Alps and not far from the sea, with a very pleasant climate and a welcoming population, charming restaurants, some of the most beautiful museums in France, and narrow streets and things to discover everywhere, I fell in love with this city in just a few hours. I'm sure you will love it too!

This bridge, known for the padlocks that lovers used to leave behind, is now covered in artwork that changes regularly. It is still well worth a visit! Go check out the sunset there (or the sunrise, for the brave ones ;) )

Yes, for me the Louvre is a real treasure. It is impossible to see it all in one day, or even two, as it is overflowing with gems! Every time I go back, I discover a piece of art I had missed the previous time. You can't help but be surprised! It is magnificent from the outside too. I recommend coming very early in the morning if you do not want to wait in line for 3 hours, especially during tourist season (mmmh.. pretty much all year round in Paris, then!).

Whether you are into food, sports, art, music, or architecture, you will all find something to love here! This magnificent city is always buzzing. I really like the atmosphere (and yes, the Parisians are part of that, too!) and the pace of life. Take a walk through the Latin Quarter, which is awesome, and check out the neighborhood with all the jazz clubs!

A charming market. Stop by at noon to grab a quick bite to eat prepared right there, and take the opportunity to buy a few local products for the evening! This market is covered, which is very practical if it is cold, especially in the winter.