Since we were arriving Paris quite late, in fact we both worked until Friday afternoon and then took the Arlanda Express airport train before boarding a SAS flight for Paris, we opted for dinner at a restaurant close to our hotel. Fortunately most of the restaurants around our hotel, Hotel L’Echiquier Opéra Paris MGallery by… Continue reading Chez Minnà Corsican restaurant in Paris
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Bonjour, Paris!
Last weekend we visited a place I should’ve visited a long time ago. By some reason, the closest I’ve been to the City of Lights is seeing the Eiffel Tower from a plane, when transiting at Charles De Gaulle airport. But now it was time, at last, for Paris! Since we’re as usual saving up… Continue reading Bonjour, Paris!
Two days of eating in Las Palmas
Our final days on Gran Canaria was spent in the capital city of the island, Las Palmas. After deciding to catch a bus from Maspalomas to Las Palmas, our taxi driver, taking us from our hotel to the bus station, catched us in our laziest baggage-hauling moment and offered us a only for you my… Continue reading Two days of eating in Las Palmas
Wapa Tapa restaurant
Our last night at the Palm Oasis Maspalomas, and on the south side of the island for that matter, we decided to head for the Wapa Tapa restaurant that had got some great reviews. Wapa Tapa is located in the touristy Yumbo shopping center, and was a little bit tricky to find among the other… Continue reading Wapa Tapa restaurant
Canary Islands part two: Palm Oasis Maspalomas Hotel
After our first two days in Playa del Inglés, we managed to make a last minute booking for the Palm Oasis Maspalomas. Their cheaper studio apartments were sold out, but instead we secured a 70 sqm apartment for about €120 a night, which I found very affordable given the hotel’s ratings, the apartment’s size and… Continue reading Canary Islands part two: Palm Oasis Maspalomas Hotel
¡Hola, Gran Canaria!
January, probaby my least favourite month of the year. Mostly because it is usually (very) cold, without the ability to tell yourself to think of it as ‘christmassy’ to make it a bit more bearable. It’s also the starting point of a very long stretch towards Spring which hopefully will happen somewhere in late March/April.… Continue reading ¡Hola, Gran Canaria!
Dinner at Gaggan Bangkok
Gaggan Anand is an Indian native that established Gaggan restaurant in Bangkok in 2010. The restaurant serves molecular style food based to a large extent on Indian cuisine. It has been named the best restaurant in Thailand as well as in all of Asia. We went to Gaggan restaurant in Bangkok last year (and Nahm which I’m hoping to write… Continue reading Dinner at Gaggan Bangkok
What and where we ate in Santa Maria on Cape Verde’s Sal Island
The country of Cabo Verde, or Cape Verde in English is a small group of islands (10 that counts), situated approximately 450 kilometers from mainland Africa. The country gained independence from Portugal in 1975, and hence you’ll find a few Portugese influences in the local food. Since we visited Santa Maria on the island of Sal, the article… Continue reading What and where we ate in Santa Maria on Cape Verde’s Sal Island
Thomas Cook Airlines’ Sun Class (sort of a review)
Just got back from our trip to Cape Verde. We traveled there with Swedish tour operator Ving, which is part of Thomas Cook Northern Europe. Hence, we flew with Thomas Cook Airlines for our 7 hour trip (actually 6 hours, 40 minutes) to Cape Verde. I will write more about the actual Cape Verde trip… Continue reading Thomas Cook Airlines’ Sun Class (sort of a review)
Olá, Cabo Verde!
After a 7 hour flight from a rainy cold Stockholm in Thomas Cook Airlines’ (surprisingly nice) Sun Class we touched down on the island of Sal in Cape Verde. 30 degrees, sun, friendly people and excellent Caipirinhas is what I can report this far.