Marseille is the second largest city in France and the oldest city actually, it is also the largest cruise harbor, so it was paramount to visit. For a change, with all the ancient architecture in this area, I focussed my visit on a very modern building right at the sea front, the MUCEM. The “mistral”…
Meanwhile, two weeks have passed and I lost track of all the things I have seen. This weekend I took a longer trip to Aix on Provence and then I stopped for a few hours in Marseille. Aix is the historic capital of the Region of Provence and mostly well-known because of Paul Cézanne, who…
Still wandering through Nice, smelling, seeing, hearing. The city is very alive, many rules seem to be there only to be broken, especially when it comes to traffic. So many details on the old houses, even the chimneys are decorated. Makes me wonder what happened to the profession of architecture since the “golden age”…But then,…
Today was the first day at Language school. Je ne comprend rien. Well, that is not true, I understand a lot, but the talking is difficult. It is always the Finnish words that come first, they seem to be located in the same drawer in my head. In the afternoon, as the planned tour to…
As much as I love Helsinki and Finland in the summer, November is and has always been a depressing time for me. So this year, I decided to leave the North for good and learn some French in the South: Côte d’Azur, Nice. In the morning I attend a language school, in the afternoon I…
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