Tag Archives: France

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If there’s one thing we’ve learned from our travels, it’s that Europe’s true magic hides in its streets. Some of these spots are famous for a reason, but others are complete hidden gems we stumbled upon purely by accident. Grab a coffee, swipe through our favorite strolls, and get ready to plan your next adventure

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When it comes to food, our kids are admittedly a bit selective. Our son actually navigates nut allergies and a diagnosed food sensory disorder, meaning certain textures and smells are a hard pass for him. While it definitely adds a layer of travel stress, we don’t let it hold us back! We’ve mastered the art of grabbing quick […]

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It’s no question, vacation rentals have become a popular option for travelers. Renting has the comforts of home and countless advantages including: cooking your own meals, free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, more space for larger families, privacy, and most importantly cost-effective. Intrigued by the booming short-term home rental industry, we dived into our own research with […]

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Planning a trip to the Paris can be overwhelming. There is so much information to glean and with 7 days in Paris, we barely even scratched the surface of what the City of Lights has to offer. As a city with ancient origins dating back over 2,000 years, there is no shortage of experiences to […]

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Paris has been capturing the hearts of travelers from all over the world. It was first dubbed the “City of Light” when Champs-Elysées was lite with gas lamps. Take a stroll through this enchanting city and see why the City of Lights is the most romantic city at night. Have you walked Paris at night? […]

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Château de Versailles, originally built in 1623 by Louix XIII, remains to be one of the most awe-inspiring palaces in the world. The palace is famous mostly for its residents, King Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette, and the signing of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. As one strolls through the opulent palace, symmetrical gardens, grand […]

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