Winter activities in Canada

How best to describe Winter in Canada? Bitterly cold, snowy and oh so long. However, if you’re well prepared and love the snow – it is a blast! Here are some of the things I’ve been up to during my first Winter in Montreal. Skiing in Mont Tremblant So I took to the slopes in … Continue reading Winter activities in Canada

WELCOME TO MY BACK GARDEN – L’Oratoire de Saint Joseph

I am extremely lucky to have found an apartment in the beautiful area of Côte-des-Neiges with a backdrop of the notorious Oratory from my bedroom balcony. The Oratory is Canada’s largest church and sits overlooking Montreal. Its gardens were open later this year thanks to the glorious weather we have been experiencing in Autumn. I … Continue reading WELCOME TO MY BACK GARDEN – L’Oratoire de Saint Joseph

Los Angeles!

LA was everything I thought it would be – sun, beaches, palm trees and so much fun! We stayed in a really cool hostel called “Banana Bungalow” where we met some amazing people. Luckily, some of our friends who we met in San Francisco were in the same hostel as us in LA and had a … Continue reading Los Angeles!

The most beautiful lakes I have ever seen – Lake Moraine and Lake Louise

  In the midst of The Rockies are the most beautiful lakes that I have ever seen. Lake Louise and Lake Moraine are glacial lakes and this is why the water is an emerald colour. Unfortunately, I didn’t own a Canon 700d at this point however, who needs a fancy camera when the views are like … Continue reading The most beautiful lakes I have ever seen – Lake Moraine and Lake Louise

London at Christmas

I love visiting London during Christmas time! There’s such a buzz and magical atmosphere all around the city. I first visited London two years ago while I was living in Paris. I took the Eurostar from Gare du Nord and in less than 3 hours, I had arrived at St Pancras! It felt weird that I knew Paris better … Continue reading London at Christmas

Travelling by yourself? On a budget? Want to meet people from all over the world? Everything you need to know about hostels!

I remember the first time I travelled solo. I was 19 and an Au Pair in Grenoble for Summer. I had the weekends free and wanted to explore nearby cities. However, the thought of travelling by myself even if it was just for weekends seemed so daunting. But I took the plunge and packed my backpack for … Continue reading Travelling by yourself? On a budget? Want to meet people from all over the world? Everything you need to know about hostels!