A guest post! It’s all about France and you may want to listen to what Marie has to say about why this country is so amazing.
(Plus Tips for a River Cruise!)
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Tag: wine
The food, signature dishes, and the World’s Best Restaurants in the culinary paradise Lima.
Forgive me, that I had absolutely no idea about the culinary status of Peru in the world until a month before my visit. People said Peruvian cuisine is “the fruit of a long embrace that combines people from all over the world”. Well, the embrace continued and welcomed me with loving arms.
Well, I went to Tallinn just because it was a detour from the nearby Helsinki, and it was nice to add one more country in my “been-to” country list.
Estonia – the “former Soviet” country was actually something more than dull and grey. The city has a legacy from the Russian culture. Anyway, does it worth going? I would say based on the following two reasons…
Lately, the SG50 is celebrating the country’s independence (since the expulsion from Malaysia in on 7 August, 1965). Since then the two countries walked separated paths. I have seen friends sharing light mapping videos, signs and banner are all over town. Weather is unpredictable. Weather could be quite predictable in Singapore. Stuffed and humid in
A great culinary experience in the Spanish Market and dining in the Guinness oldest restaurant in the world!
Last night in Russia with an affordable but classy meal in C.D.L. – “Central House of Writers”.
Unlike many Europe cities, Porto is hilly. Although it doesn’t has a spectacular harbor view from the peak like Hong Kong, it has a double-deck iron bridges that spans the Duoro River. Standing on the hundred-year-old Dom Luis I bridge I could view seagulls soaring freely over the body of water, and layers and layers of houses making a concerted effort to Porto’s spectacular skyline.
