We traveled to Miami in January of 2023, and it was amazing! Pictures are from places like South Beach – the Art Deco district, Wynwood – a district famous for its street art, and Little Havana – the Cuban district.

There was a vintage car exhibition on Ocean Drive while we were there!

Next to it, a huge shop with lots of collector sneakers

These are the Wynwoods Walls, we got early bird tickets to be alone!

In Little Havana, the old man with a hat just lighted the woman's Cuban cigar

Domino's park, a place where (older) folks meet & play

These two made us model for a hotel/bar and got us free cocktails to look nice in the picture. Angels with cameras 🍹

If you watch closely, you can see me, behind the orange (table) shape

We saw a Chinook on the beach, it was HUGE.

Miami: South Beach, Wynwood & Little Havana

After an epic team summit in Alaçatı, I had to wait for my flight from Izmir to get back to Paris. 

On the last evening of my company's summit in Riga, I went for a (3 hour) walk with my camera.

The 15th August is a bank holiday in France! Gizem and I rented a car to visit Tuscany for a few days. We went to Florencia, San Gimignano, Lucca, Pisa, and Bologna. It was amazing, we loved the food and this area is so beautiful! Here are the few pictures of our trip. 

We stayed only a few hours there, as we were driving from Bologna's airport to San Gimignano.

We stayed in a little fortified town called San Gimignano. It's on top of a hill, which offers an amazing view on all the surroundings! It's made of small alleys for pedestrian only, and all stones are several centuries old. I definitely recommend to stay there a night if you have the opportunity 😊

From San Gimignano, we drove to Pisa and stayed a few hours. I had some carbonara, we wait a little to get seated and get our food, but it was definitely worth the wait. I should have taken a picture of these carbonaras, I miss them a little. 

From Pisa, we took the car to stay in Lucca for the night. This city is really nice. It's fortified too, however it's much bigger. There are some really nice restaurants there; we went to one in particular, in which the staff didn't really know English, but somehow knew how to make themselves understood. One of them was amazing, a little crazy, even 😆

Last step on the trip: Bologna. We stayed a few days there, and we met Marika, a friend from Stockholm. She brought us to a restaurant where I ate the best lasagna I have ever eaten in my life. Mark my words: best lasagna ever. Even better than the ones we had at LinkedIn. I wish I had taken a picture of these; maybe I should start taking pictures of my food, but I'm usually way too hungry. Also I like to eat hot and there's no time to waste. And it's so uncool to take food pictures imo. Don't do this, and be cool.

Miami: South Beach, Wynwood & Little Havana

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