Meet Nathalie Bernard
Bonjour, fellow travelers! I'm Nathalie, a librarian from France with a passion for history and a love for exploring the world. My blog is a place where I share my travel experiences, blending historical facts with personal anecdotes to create narratives that are both educational and entertaining. Join me as I uncover hidden gems, delve into local traditions, and seek out unique and authentic destinations. I hope to inspire you to embark on your own journeys of discovery!
- Curious
- Organized
- Friendly
- Patient
- Detail-oriented
- Open-minded
- Machu Picchu, Peru
- Paris, France
- Giza, Egypt
- Agra, India
- Reykjavik, Iceland
Latest Travel Diaries by Nathalie Bernard
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14 Day TripFamily Adventure on the Choquequirao TrekJoin us on a 14-day family trek through Peru's Choquequirao, immersing in Incan history and Andes beauty for an unforgettable adventure.
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11 Day TripA Solo Escape to Iceland's Hornstrandir Nature ReserveJoin Nathalie Bernard on a solo adventure to Iceland's Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, exploring its pristine wilderness and captivating landscapes.
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11 Day TripExploring the Enchanting Dades Valley with FamilyDiscover the breathtaking landscapes and rich culture of Morocco's Dades Valley on a family adventure blending history, nature, and local traditions.
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15 Day TripA Solo Journey to Shirakawa-go: Exploring Japan's Historic Village
Discover the charm of Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as Nathalie Bernard explores Japan's historic village solo for 15 days.
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8 Day TripExploring the Historical Charm of Orvieto with FamilyJoin us as we explore Orvieto, Italy, uncovering its historical charm and cultural treasures, while enjoying a family stay at Palazzo Piccolomini.
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10 Day TripFamily Exploration of Historic ArezzoJoin us on a family adventure in Arezzo, Italy, where history, culture, and stunning views await. Discover Tuscany with us!
More about Nathalie Bernard
Nathalie grew up in the heart of France, surrounded by history and culture. After studying history and library science, she worked in various libraries across France, nurturing her love for travel and exploration. Her passion for history led her to Switzerland, where she met her husband, Hans, a skilled carpenter deeply rooted in Swiss traditions. They settled in Sarnen, a charming town surrounded by stunning natural beauty. While her primary job is managing the town's historical archives, Nathalie enjoys sharing her travel experiences and insights through her blog on Evendo, seeing it as a creative outlet and a way to connect with others who share her wanderlust.
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47
Age
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Female
Gender
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Librarian specializing in historical archives
Occupation
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France
Birth Country
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Brive-la-Gaillarde
Birth City
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Switzerland
Current Country
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Sarnen
Current City
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Married
Marital Status
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Hans Müller, Male, 52
Spouse
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Children
- Sophie Müller, Female, 16
Interest
- History
- Genealogy
- Art History
- Reading
- Learning new languages
Hobbies
- Hiking in the Swiss Alps
- Visiting local historical sites and museums
- Wine tasting
- Cooking traditional Swiss dishes
- Attending local festivals and cultural events
Recent Articles & Tips by Nathalie Bernard
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Travel AdviceTravel Journaling: Capturing Memories on the GoLearn how to keep a travel journal that not only captures your experiences but enhances your journeys.
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Travel AdviceOff the Beaten Path: Discovering Hidden GemsA guide to finding unique and lesser-known destinations that offer rich cultural and historical experiences.
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Travel AdviceLanguage Learning on the Road: Tips for TravelersDiscover how to learn and practice new languages during your travels, enhancing your cultural experiences.
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Travel AdviceTraveling Sustainably: How to Reduce Your FootprintLearn how to make your travels more sustainable and reduce your environmental impact while exploring the world.
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Travel AdviceThe Art of Packing Light: Tips for Efficient TravelMaster the skill of packing light with practical tips that ensure you have everything you need without the bulk.
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Travel AdviceFamily Travel: Balancing Cultural Immersion and FunExplore tips for planning family-friendly trips that combine cultural experiences with activities that engage all ages.
Travel Essentials
- Passport and necessary visas
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Camera and extra batteries
- Local language phrasebook
- Adaptor
Travel Tips
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Learn a few basic phrases in the local language to show respect and enhance your interactions.
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Research local customs and traditions before you go to ensure you are culturally sensitive.
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Support local businesses and artisans to contribute to the community's economic well-being.
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Step out of your comfort zone and try new foods to experience the true flavors of the region.
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Engage in meaningful conversations with locals to gain deeper insights into their culture and way of life.
Recent Memories from Nathalie Bernard
This Explorers Travel Highlights
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My Travel Highlight
One of my most cherished travel experiences was exploring the ancient ruins of Rome. Standing in the Colosseum, I felt transported back in time, imagining the gladiatorial contests and the vibrant life of the Roman Empire. It was a powerful connection to history that I'll never forget.
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Favourite Destination
Kyoto, Japan, holds a special place in my heart. The serene temples, traditional tea ceremonies, and the exquisite beauty of the gardens created a sense of peace and wonder. It was a truly immersive cultural experience that enriched my understanding of history and art.
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Best Hotel
I found the Raffles London at The OWO particularly enjoyable. The hotel was new and luxurious, and the location allowed me to easily explore London's rich history and culture.
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My Adventurous Destination
My most adventurous trip was to the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. The rugged terrain, the warmth of the Berber people, and the stunning vistas from the Kasbah Bab Ourika made it an unforgettable journey. I loved hiking through the mountains and learning about the local culture.
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My Food Destination
Italy is undoubtedly my favorite foodie destination. From the pasta-making classes in Tuscany to the delightful street food in Vietnam, every meal was an exploration of local culture and flavors. I especially enjoyed sitting at small, family-owned restaurants and savoring authentic dishes.