Discoveries from an unexpected life in Switzerland
If you are in Geneva and are need of caffeine, I beg of you, please skip Starbucks. The city is home to countless independent coffee shops that craft fantastic concoctions that put global chains to shame. Below are a few favorites organized by neighborhood....
While Switzerland yawns at Halloween and has no real connection to Thanksgiving—save for the occasional frozen turkey appearing in supermarkets each November—it pours all of its festive energy into Christmas....
Prior to our journey to Naples, we spent cozy nights at home eating bowls of Italian wedding soup with reruns of The Godfather. These were the only two elements we knew about Italy’s less glossed over destination: that it was the birthplace of pizza and the Camorra....
Unlike most property rentals on Airbnb, ours was family owned, dating all the way back to the 13th century, and managed by a Count. Owned by the Le Gouz de Saint-Seine family since the 1600s, the Château de Longecourt-en-Plaine has witnessed centuries of history. France’s former queen, Catherine de Médicis, even stayed here in 1594 ...
With over 17 million visitors each year, so many love Paris because of just that- it is a place that stays with you, creating a unique story for everyone who passes by. ...
Unlike most holidays where I plan an activity-packed agenda minute-by-minute, our four days in Prague were spent at a slower pace - walking through a city that combines quintessential European cobblestones and pastel dollhouse-like architecture with cubist statues at every corner....
I once read that overnight train rides were for those who craved a different form of travel- one that doesn't feel rushed, but simply allows you to sit back and enjoy the show. Admittedly I was more eager for my 13-hour NightJet sleeper train from Prague to Zurich than for the four-day stay in Prague itself...
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