Experiencing ‘Le Tour’
There aren’t too many things on this European trip that I actually have planned on doing. Making a conscious effort of ensuring that it gets done.…
Zeid, Avignon
If you’ve read this blog even just a few times you should have come to the realization that one of the reasons I enjoy Couchsurfing so…
Avignon: A tale of two cities
When visiting a city, is it best to experience it at it’s day-to-day average period, or at it’s peak period? When something extraordinary happens. There are…
Anthony, Aix-en-Provence
A few months back, I wrote a post about my previously held belief to Couchsurf with only locals, reasoning that they were the only ones that…
Aix-en-Provence: More than a neighbour
Europe fascinates because of it’s urban density. It’s not so much a population density – even the larger cities here don’t get into the same level…
John, Perpignan
I don’t think I’ll ever forget that feeling. Of being on the train from Barcelona and finally crossing the border back into France, reading the signs…
Geoffrey, Montpellier
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. That’s the philosophy that I like to try and subscribe to during my travels. And to do this…
Montpellier: A refreshing modernity
One of the great advantages and incentive to visit Europe and it’s countries is the history. The age of the place and it’s civilisations makes for…
Michel, Martigues
Most travel and touring occurs in major cities. It makes sense. These are usually the places where there are many local sights to see, history to…
Florian, Marseille
There needs to be a fair bit of luck when traveling. Particularly when traveling for a long period of time, even the most organised of traveler…
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