Topic
Markets
3 stories tagged markets.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: Where Sun-Drenched Stones Whisper History
We rolled into Avignon, fresh off a TGV from Paris, trading the metropolitan rush for something altogether more languid. The plan? Dive headfirst into the sun-baked villages and rolling vineyards of Provence. Forget the rosé — though, yes, we had some — the real quest was for those hidden reds and crisp whites, the ones that taste like the very soil they sprung from. Our base: Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, a village that felt less like a destination and more like a gentle embrace. Narrow streets, shuttered windows, and the scent of lavender on the breeze. It was a good call. A very good call.
Eating Well in Paris in Your 20s: Affordable, Authentic, and Unforgettable
Discover how to experience the best of Parisian food culture without overspending. From local bakeries to casual dinners and hidden gems, here’s how to eat well in Paris in your 20s.
Buenos Aires, Cooking and Eating at Pacha Mama
Buenos Aires wasn't about the tango for us. We like music and we have enjoyed seeing the tango in the past, but this trip was about understanding the culture through food. Our travel philosophy leans heavily on the edible. Sometimes you learn about a culture, its history and culture by what it puts on a plate. Especially when you get your hands dirty making it yourself. So, naturally, a cooking class was part of our plan. Not just any class, but one promising a deep dive into the Argentinian pantry, a place where carbohydrate and dairy dreams come true. I was ready for the glorious culinary chaos at Pacha Mama.