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24 Mar Gluten Free Paris: Best Patisserie in Paris?

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Gluten Free Paris: Where is the best gluten free patisserie in Paris? Today I search for it! Reviews of Helmut Newcake, Laduree and Noglu are featured in this video, and I tell you exactly what I think of these Gluten Free Paris: Best Patisseries. Watch the...

25 Dec Paris Uncovered In the Winter

Posted at 09:44h in europe, paris, paris gluten free, snow, travel, travel blog, what to do in paris, winter 2 Comments

Returning to Paris this year in the winter, my love of Paris has grown*. Although you may find that many of the waiters, waitresses and servicemen in Paris are cranky or rude to you – if you do not speak French, it is due to...

19 Dec Shakespeare and Company, Paris

Posted at 09:18h in english books, french, library, paris, shakespeare and company, what to do in paris 2 Comments

Filled with rare, new, second hand and author signed books, Shakespeare and Company takes you into a world of books. Enter the institution of paper back happiness where you can find like minded people just looking for a good read. This library/book store is filled with...

27 Dec Best Christmas Cities in Europe?

Posted at 14:48h in christmas, europe, travel 0 Comments

If you’re in Europe for Christmas time, and you’re like me, you will have a whole lot of trouble deciding exactly where to spend the Christmas festival. The problem is, there are just way too many great choices. Last year I spent Christmas in Prague,...

28 Nov The Turkey Diaries: Day 1, Istanbullsh!t

Posted at 18:08h in abroad, journal, travel, Turkey 0 Comments

After spending one month in Greece, I never thought I’d say it but I was happy to say goodbye to pristine beaches, seaside drinks and sandy bottoms… Ready to replace it all with big city life. Next stop Istanbul, Turkey! Arriving in Istanbul at 13:30pm The airport was filled...