Passing by St. Charles Church, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that tonight's performance is Mozart's Requiem. Being in such a beautiful church and being immersed in a piece I love is the greatest fortune of visiting the city of music.
The Kapuzinerkirche is located in the bustling area of Vienna, just one street away from the Hofburg. The exterior of this church is very unassuming, making it difficult for me to imagine the stunning scenes inside.
Audiences who have watched Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" are undoubtedly familiar with the Rodin Museum. In the film, apart from the memorable portrayal of Carla Bruni, the former First Lady of France, the sculptures at the Rodin Museum truly touched my heart.
This restaurant was recommended by my friend, who had studied in Paris for many years. Being a gourmet, she told me that if I wanted to try the famous French dish, escargot, I definitely couldn't miss this restaurant, Le Café des Musées.
In the streets of Taiwan and Japan, you can find "crêpes" everywhere. The colorful fruits and overflowing whipped cream peeking out from the inverted triangular pastry looked especially delightful, making me feel that crêpes should indeed be this dreamy!
Café Constant, located near the Eiffel Tower, offers set menus that usually cost around €40 or less, with even more affordable prices for lunch. Considering the exorbitant prices in Paris, it can be considered budget-friendly. The best part is that the overall experience is surprisingly impressive!
On my first visit to Germany, I was fortunate to attend the 13th edition of Documenta, a once-in-five-years event held in Kassel. Various art pieces and related activities were scattered throughout Kassel, which was incredibly refreshing for me!
Hua Hin is not far from Bangkok, just about a 3.5-hour drive away. It used to be a popular vacation spot for royalty in Thailand, and in recent years, it has become a top choice for tourists due to its well-maintained environment and facilities. Here, I found a resort that I really liked and would recommend called "Let's Sea."
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