This is a guest post written by Nisha Sharma, who has far more expertise than I do about planning a trip to France – if you’re interested in writing a guest post, check out my travel blog advertising page. Thanks for the post, Nisha! I hope to make it back to France some time soon and check out some of the Vineyards, especially in the Champagne region :)France is one of the most picturesque destin .. more ..

Paris, France is deliberate a greatest lively city in a universe, as good as it lures in a outrageous series of vacationers from all over a world any year. It is additionally deemed as a city of lights, simply given of a good illuminated showcases as good as retailers, it is unequivocally a second greatest city in Western Europe. There have been most shows as good as gala’s as good, in actuality it is underneath no resources a tedious place to revisit. The core of cour .. more ..

Skiing in Italy Gran Paradiso in the Italian Alps, close to the borders of both France and Switzerland is the perfect destination for wilderness or off-piste skiing. Off-piste skiing is when you go skiing off the beaten track! There are no ski lifts and no special routes so all of the peaks in the region have to be climbed first before you can ski down them. They offer some of the best off-piste or backcountry skiing in Europe. Gran Paradiso is the highest peak in t .. more ..

In case you're interested in where star chefs April Bloomfield and Fergus Henderson like to go when in France (and you should be), The Feast has a nice travel postcard that shares their two picks.< .. more ..

So. I got a Eurail pass in the mail this week, courtesy of my France Travel Guide peeps at BootsnAll. I’m super excited to start .. more ..

So you might have noticed I haven’t been keeping up this blog. I’m still not sure if I plan to or not but there’s some things I just HAD to share. So what’s happened since I last wrote? Well, I travelled through parts of Europe (Italy, France & Spain) and lived in Morocco for 3 months. The last month and a half Iâ .. more ..

Thérèse of Lisieux (2 January 1873 – 30 September 1897), or Saint Thérèse of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face, born Marie-Françoise-Thérèse Martin, was a French Carmelite nun. She is also known as "The Little Flower of Jesus".