Bonjour! While still in Le Havre, I also made short trips over to nearby towns in the area. Located no more than 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) from the city, these little towns were a great way to spend a quiet, tranquil afternoon with good company. Which was exactly what I did! Sainte-Adresse, France Situated a … Continue reading Destination: Sainte-Adresse, Harfleur, and Montivilliers, France
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Along the canal in Aveiro, Portugal (February 2016).
Boulevard des Pyrénées in Pau, France (February 2016).
Hello! With our two nights in Ghent done, my travel-buddy assistante and I packed our bags and headed to our final stop in Belgium, the big and bilingual (French and Dutch are the official languages) city of Brussels. We took the train over, arriving in the Belgian capital in the late afternoon to grey, overcast skies. Not the cheeriest way … Continue reading Destination: Brussels, Belgium
After two nights in Bruges, my travel-buddy assistante and I took the train over to Ghent, our next destination in Belgium. Also located on the Dutch side of the country, this city is just as small and quaint as Bruges itself, and it is also a university town with a large (and young) population. Because of the … Continue reading Destination: Ghent, Belgium
