Half timbered houses and charming buildings that characterizes the many small towns in Munster Valley are not just worth visiting but a stopover in the many farm inns (fermes-auberges) scattered … Continue reading
Storks flying over or simply nestling on rooftops, that is what you see in the small town of Munster right in the heart of Munster Valley. A Lovely Alsatian town … Continue reading
Paris has one of the world most interesting and fabulous historic restaurants. Sunday brunching at the reputed turn of the century restaurant “Le Train Bleu” can be quite a nice … Continue reading
It was in this house that Chopin while spending many long moments with George Sand and their ups and downs created some of his most beautiful music such as the … Continue reading
Autumn is finally here and so are squashes and pumpkins. I have been waiting to see these visually delightful and aesthetically delicious winter vegetables once again adorning the many markets … Continue reading
Another one of Paris well preserved Belle Epoque style brasserie work of the Dutch/French architect designer Edouard Jean Niermans the Brasserie Mollard. Among his major works; The Moulin Rouge, Casino … Continue reading
Scouring the many Parisian café on a Sunday afternoon. The former late 19th century Alsatian Brasserie, redecorated by Jacques Garcia the French interior designer is a nice place to stop … Continue reading
Some of my favourite historic passages in Paris …
A walk into the past to rediscover the Medieval garden at the Commandery of the Knights Templar in Coulommiers and dream away !
Back to the jardin des Plantes in Paris, to rediscover the Ménagerie, a unique zoo the oldest in the world after that of Shönbrunn. The Ménagerie was officially opened in … Continue reading