As a child, my favorite holiday was Christmas. The decorations, the lights, the cozy atmosphere enchanted me every year. It’s no different today, I’m still a Christmas fan and I take every opportunity to experience this special festive atmosphere. That’s why I felt like I had to see these wonderful Alsatian cities in December, because it’s no coincidence that Strasbourg is called the capital of Christmas… I have been planning this trip for a long time and managed to organize

Saint-Paul-de-Vence is not just a small village nestled on a hilltop – it is more of a living gallery, where art, nature and history coexist in a harmony that I have felt so clearly in few places. Already near the town, along the road lined with olive trees and cypresses, you could feel that you were heading towards something special. As I entered the village through the thick city walls, it was as if I had fallen into another era: cobblestone streets, arches, flowered window

It is a place that seems to float on the edge of a fairy tale on the mountainside, somewhere between the clouds and the sea. The road to get there is already an experience in itself – the panorama becomes more and more impressive as you drive along the winding Grande Corniche , until you arrive at a tiny, medieval village that seems to have stopped in time. Getting to Eze from Nice is easy. If you rent a car or take a taxi, you can take the famous Grande Corniche or Moyen

Nice is a city that you can easily imagine on postcards, but in reality it is much more than that. When I arrived, the first thing that struck me was the light – somehow everything seemed more vibrant here: the blue of the sea was deeper, the sky was brighter, the colors of the buildings were more saturated. The Mediterranean atmosphere immediately permeated me, and I knew that I would not be in a hurry here. Nice is not just a beautiful city on the coast - it is the heart an

Marseille is not a city you understand right away. But if you give it a chance, if you let the noise of the streets, the smell of the sea and the southern French sunshine take hold of you, something grabs you – something raw, real and very much alive. It is the oldest city in France, but it is not a dusty museum. Marseille is a true Mediterranean mix: French, Arab, African, Italian – yet very different and completely its own. The streets are filled with music, conversation, a

I am a Paris fan, I want to make this clear up front. I read a lot of negative reviews about how much this city has changed, how it has lost its appeal, the many tourists, the poor public safety in immigrant neighborhoods, the lot of trash, and the not-so-friendly behavior of the French were the most common reasons listed. I think a well-organized trip to Paris is still a great experience, so now I want to share some ideas on how you can still make your trip to Paris magical.

A study found that the series has increased interest in and desire to travel to Paris, with many tourists visiting the city to explore the locations where Emily, Gabriel, Camille, Mindy and the others live. Of course, one can argue about how realistically Emily in Paris presents the French lifestyle, how stereotypically and at times degradingly it portrays French people and culture (and European culture in general), but it certainly puts Paris at the center of attention; the

Paris and the macaron are almost inseparable – these tiny, colorful, elegant sweets are now not just a cake, but one of the most emblematic symbols of French lifestyle, sophistication and Parisian pastry art. Anyone visiting Paris must sit down in an elegant pâtisserie and taste some of these little jewel-like delicacies while watching the hustle and bustle of the street with a cup of coffee. The macaron is not just a dessert – it is the essence of the Parisian atmosphere. Th