Showing posts with label houses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label houses. Show all posts

Monday, 11 January 2016

Paris Suburb

We spend the majority of our New Years holiday near Sceaux a bit south of central Paris. These pictures are from the last day of 2015, where the weather was beautiful and warm, and we went for a long walk through the park and Sceaux center, which is so charming and cute.

Tuesday, 5 January 2016

A Day in Central Paris

Happy new year to everyone. I hope you all had a good start to the new year.

On the second last day of 2015 we took the plane to Paris, where we were spend the new year together with Vincent's family. But first we had a really nice, sunny and warm day in the center of Paris, walking around, visiting exhibitions, buying books (I got a book on French bread and pastry) and eating.

We started our walk at Luxembourg, went up to Hotel de Ville and then ended up at République where we saw a spontaneously made memorial for the Paris attacks. Quite touching and saddening. Naively I will hope for a more peaceful 2016.

Wednesday, 4 November 2015

Gothenburg Biennale

The main reason for our little getaway to Gothenburg was to see the Gothenburg Biennale. So besides walking the street we also moved slowly inside the exhibition-spaces.

There were two main venues. One located a bit outside the city at Röda Sten, which was a nice walk through the outskirts and along the waterfront. After seeing the exhibition we walked further out and found more marinas, until we took the tram back to the center.

The other venue was in the city center, and after our visit there, we found a little coffee place, where we could sit down and have a drink and a snack. Travel is for me always a nice opportunity to check out the local coffee places, and I often research them before I leave. This one however we stumbled upon on our way around, so it was nice that it ended up being the best coffee I had during our stay.

Monday, 12 October 2015

August September Instagram Recap

So August and September flew by pretty fast, and somehow they seemed to melt into one. In between my many post from Bornholm I forgot to post a recap from August. So this time you get a double one with some of all the pretty houses at Bornholm, in Copenhagen and Berlin.