A Cellar in France.

It’s pretty common for French wines not to be labeled with the grape varieties.

France is the leader in value. France also produces the 10 most expensive wines in the world.

Casa del Alfenique in Puebla.

Puebla is one of the most beautiful and representative of all Mexican cities and the best way to start your exploration of this colonial treasure is from its very heart.

Chateau du Pray

Nesting in a wood, perched on the terraced slopes overlooking the Loire river, the Château de Pray, named after Geoffroy de Pray in 1244, is truly majestic. The towers bear witness to its past role as a stronghold.

Coba, the amazing Mayan site.

I had the great luck to visit this wonderfull site of Coba, in the Yucatan region of Mexico.

Le Domaine des Hauts de Loire.

Located on the wine road and at the heart of Loire castles in the midst of greenery, the Domaine des Hauts de Loire welcomes nature lovers that dream of retiring in a haven where a cosy and warm atmosphere dominates. A four star establishment, this “Relais & Châteaux” has become a true institution of French tourism.

Royal Palace of Amboise.

Beginning with François I’s reign, while the court generally stayed at Fontainebleau and the Louvre, the sovereign still appreciated Amboise, up to Henri II. The monarch’s stays were more rare from Henri III’s reign. The Court left the Touraine region definitively for Ile-de-France under Henri IV. From that time onwards, the Château d’Amboise was only a simple staging post for the Bourbon Kings.