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True to traditions we have our yearly celebration of our wedding anniversary (the 8th.). This year it was Maren that did the planning and we ended up outside of Europe for once, Morocco.
Leaving Oslo at 7 in the morning, we decided to book a night at the airport hotell – the generic airport hotell, but! They had a extraordinary nice banana mojito.
Continue reading “Morocco”Being out wedding anniversary, we googles around and found a nice place for dinner.
A graveyard from 1804, implemented by Napoleon. Known for lots of its inhabitants, but probably most of all Jim Morrison.
A weird thing to visit maybe, but it is a ‘thing’ for sure.. we got here fairly early in the morning, a -of all things- sunny morning! (Finally!). And walking up to the grave of Jim Morrison probably felt different without the hordes of tourists coming here during peak season.
Continue reading “Cimetière du Père-Lachaise”We took the subway down to La Motte for a quick breakfast at Poupart Piquot, thats one of those Bakeries they call boulangeries…or something like that. We got it of someone on YouTube – it was a good recommendation 👍👍 Really great little spot for some French breakfast options..
And the headed overr to the park, Champ de Mars, where the Eiffel tower stands… Raining, again… Not to bad – but still..
330 meter high… You get a more feel of the size of it when you get close, and se people walking up n down.
Continue reading “Eiffel tower”It is considered that Brasserie La Goutte d’Or was the first craft beer Brewery in Paris.. not 115 years old, as the rest of the city – 11-12 years only.
And – as luck again would have it, so close to our hotell that we could walk over in a short time
A small place, in the Barbes area.. probably seating inside for max 50 ppl.
Continue reading “The first craft beer Brewery in Paris”Today we are leaving for Paris, 1,5 hour by train (Eurostar) from Brussels.
There is no point in traveling around Belgium, switching hotels and towns.. everything is just an hour away by train.
Today we decided on going to Bruges, the rain has been following us for several days – but we had hope for some det weather at least, maybe even to see the sun according to yr.no..
Bruges was a completely different place than Brussels. It was borderline over-idyllic, and there was no construction anywhere. (Brussels is just a construction site where people have decided to live)
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