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Category Archives: Eastern Europe
Weekly Blogger Round-Up: Secret hot chocolate spots in Paris – The blue church in Bratislava – Good & bad in Istanbul
This week’s Blogger Round-Up starts with a post by Judy MacMahon from My French Life who shares 4 secrets spots for hot chocolate – I shall be the first to try! Next Phoebe from Lou Messugo takes us to visit the … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern Europe, Paris, Restaurants, Sightseeing, Slovakia
Tagged blue church bratislava, hot chocolate in Paris, Istanbul, secret paris
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Weekly Blogger Round-Up: Origin of the croissant – Road Trip to Romania – Le Petit Palais
This week’s Blogger Round-Up is all Australian. French Moments shares the story of the croissant with us which is more Turkish orAustrian than French while Andrea from Rear View Mirror takes us on the ultimate road trip to Romania, a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Eastern Europe, Food, Paris, Uncategorized, Weekly Blogger Round-Up
Tagged Le Petit Palais, origin of the croissant, Romania
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