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Marseille

It's still summer somewhere, and it looks like it is in the South of France! Although it's already October, it was still a good time (in my opinion) to do a little Provence trip and get to know this side of France a little bit more. I landed in Marseille, and started exploring from there. I was kind of surprised that there was a lot to see, and I guess I was lucky that I got an Airbnb in the center of it all!

Porte d'Aix

Old Port

La Major

Notre-Dame de la Garde

Fontaine de la Rotonde

Cassis

The small fishing village of Cassis was my last destination, and this is where I took a lovely boat cruise through to see the breathtaking calanques! The village was nice and charming, and there's a beach where you can chill and take a dip. On the drive back, we had a stop at the highest maritime cliff in Europe, Cape Canaillto, for spectacular views of the bay.

It must be in most people's dream destinations to travel to Paris. I would have to say that it was also one of those places that I knew I had to go to, and I was very excited to finally get the chance to do so! It had been known to many as the City of Love or the City of Lights, both of which I think is appropriate because of the romantic vibe, as well as how sparkling (and still romantic) it is at night when the lights are turned on, showing a whole new perspective of the city. With that being said, you might get tired of my face in this post because I have lots and lots of photos. Below are some of them in the key tourist spots of the city!

Eiffel Tower

Carousel of the Eiffel Tower

Palais Garnier

Louvre Museum

Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel

Place Vendôme

Domaine National du Palais-Royal

Sainte-Chapelle