A couple of years ago, I wrote this post about some microquartiers, or "micro-neighborhoods," of Paris worth checking out. There are many of them all throughout the city, but I didn't share all of them due to not visiting them all. Since then, I've returned to Paris to explore more, and I'd like to share … Continue reading (More) Micro-Neighborhoods of Paris You Need to See (Part 2)
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I love a good architecture whenever I travel: there's something about the styles-- minimalist to ornate-- throughout the different époques which make a city hall, a museum, a theatre, so admirable to look at. To view and to appreciate the motifs in a building offers a peek into a time period that's not our own, … Continue reading 5 Beautiful Theatres in the World
Bonjour! Given the winter blues, I've been feeling rather antsy lately. Since I can't go anywhere at the moment, I've decided to start a new series on this blog: "10 Places I Want To Visit In: [insert country]." This series will mainly focus on countries I've already been to, but to showcase places I've missed … Continue reading 10 Places I Want To Visit In: FRANCE
Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com Travel, besides seeing new places, is about understanding a different way of living, of speaking, and interacting with people. After all, these places wouldn't be the way they are today without the locals who made it happen. Therefore, to be a stranger and to step unto their land is … Continue reading Don’t Be “That Guy”: Encountering Cringey Tourists (My Experience)
A while back, Anita from 100 Trek posted this article in which she did a photo challenge inspired by the Lens-Artists Challenge on this blog, and I was interested in sharing my photos of what I've encountered during my travels around the world. There's something about water which is mesmerizing and ever-changing, from a small … Continue reading 10 Mesmerizing Water Photos Around the World
Rebecca Goes Rendezvous 
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