Juliette Michaels

I was lucky enough to grow up in one of the most beautiful villages in the world, Saint-Paul-De-Vence, a French Riviera enclave located 20 minutes away from Nice and 30 minutes from Cannes.

When I was a child, the amount of tourists grew so much during the summer than, like many, my family and I would leave the area, to only come back at the end of August. Upon our return, I would hear all about Brad Pitt and other celebrities that came for their yearly stay at famous hotel La Colombe d'Or, hanging out at the local café and playing "pétanque". You knew summer was over when the Hollywood crowd would return to Los Angeles and the locals would fill in the village's tiny streets again. Now, Saint-Paul-De-Vence is getting famous again, hosting the latest show of French fashion Designer Jacquemus at the Fondation Maeght, an incredible indoor / outdoor museum showcasing artists like Braque, Calder, Chagall, Giacometti, Hepworth, Kandinsky, Léger, Miró and more... I miss Saint-Paul so much and here are the best hotels I would recommend staying at for the most authentic South of France experience.

Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a vibrant and popular destination where tradition and modernity blend everywhere. The city is huge and densely populated, but it doesn't mean you can't experience it with a more relaxing and less touristy approach. There is also no shortage of amazing food, coffee, beauty stores, beautiful art galleries/museums and historic sites to discover in the entire city. From Hannam-Dong to Gangnam and more, this city guide will provide you with a mix of local and cultural spots that will make your trip to Seoul unforgettable and unique.

Despite going several times when I was young, London was still on top of my list of places I wanted to visit. Like many, I had heard of the the multitude of must-go restaurants, amazing art museums, lush parks and history, and I wanted to see it all again as an adult. Needless to say, the city exceeded my (high) expectations to the point where I found myself engaging in some very touristic sightseeing, which I hadn't done in years. Let's deep dive into this timeless wonder.

After going to Paris my whole life and even living there for six years, I am still surprised at how many things are on my to do list when I get there. After all, Paris is one of the most visited city in the world for a reason. From the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre, the list of things to do and beautiful historic sites to see never ends. And, of course, the food needs no introduction. But what if there was a way to mix the must-do visits with more local experiences, to live life like a true Parisian for a week? This Paris city guide has been designed to make your trip the most French and the most unique, and I promise that it doesn’t involve standing in line at L’Entrecôte!