taste the world.
“The little rock”, as La Rochelle is translated, is actually quite small with 75,000 inhabitants, but captivates with a beautiful old town including a harbor. Symbol of the city are the three towers Tour de la Lanterne, Tour de la Chaine and Tour Saint-Nicolas. Continue reading “La Rochelle: The City with the three Towers”
Yes, there are elephants even in Nantes. Or at least one. Keep on reading. Continue reading “Nantes: Small Town, Great Elephant”
In the capital of French Brittany, about 63,000 people or nearly a third of the almost 215,000 inhabitants, are registered in one of the numerous academies. The low average age is noticeable: The city shows itself young and hip with many shopping centers, a beautiful old town, relaxing parks and a lot of educational facilities, including the Université Rennes 1 (Natural Sciences) and Université Rennes 2 (Humanities). Continue reading “Rennes: Young Student City”
How Vegan Travel became The Vegan Travelers. Continue reading “We’ve moved!”
Paris. A city with a lot of tourists. A whole lot of tourists. And even more inhabitants. Over 2.2 million in a city area of only 105 square kilometers and thus the fifth largest city of the European Union and the densest (about 21,000 inhabitants per square kilometer) populated in Europe. With more than 12.4 million people in the metropolitan area, also the second largest in the EU. What we think of the city of love on the Seine, you will learn here. Continue reading “Paris: City of Food”
As a first stop on our trip through Europe we have selected Maastricht. How we experienced the capital of the Dutch province of Limburg and one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, you will find out here. Continue reading “Maastricht: A small town for art lovers”
This is the third and last part of our trip to Asia, which we did spontaneously last year. Continue reading “Vegan Travel in Asia (Part 3)”
Here is the second part of our trip to Asia, which we did spontaneously last year. Continue reading “Vegan Travel in Asia (Part 2)”
As a small foretaste of our European tour, which starts in March, this is the first part of our trip to Asia, which we did spontaneously last year. Continue reading “Vegan Travel in Asia (Part 1)”
Vegan at home – no problem. Vegan traveling in an English-speaking country – a little more difficult, but still manageable. But vegan on the road, in a country where you cannot understand a single word? How does that work? Well, a little spoiler in advance: Yes, that does work. Continue reading “Vegan on the road”