Planning a trip to Italy’s stunning capital city is a big challenge. There are so many incredible sights and things to do. Rome is big and brash and not afraid to show off it’s beauty. Stuffed to the brim with jaw-dropping buildings and art, Rome is basically one giant museum you can wander through eating gelato. So the biggest problem when planning a trip to Rome, especially…
Lisbon is a tiny colour explosion of a city. Daubed in sunny yellows everywhere you look and boasting the most sunshine hours of any capital in Europe, Lisbon never fails to bring a smile to your face. It has a unique flavour, characterised by those iconic yellow trams rattling up and down the steep hills and narrow bends. Colourful azulejos-tiled houses, even more colourful street art and the most…
A surreal fantasy land, the old town of Dubrovnik could have been created precisely for the television show for which it is now so famous. For Game of Thrones fans, a pilgrimage to the site of Kings Landing and the Red Keep is unmissable. The distinctive limestone walls and terracotta rooftops huddled above the glimmering Adriatic Sea are captivating enough never mind the pop culture allure. On street corners signs…
The castle and historic buildings of Edinburgh create a dramatic backdrop to a city humming with the youthful energy of university students and festival crowds. Quirky, cultural and inspiring – it’s easy to see why Edinburgh rivals London as the most visited city in the U.K. I visited an Edinburgh smothered in mist and drilled by incessant rain. The inclement weather added drama and mystery to an…
Solo travel can be intimidating but with these tips you can plan the perfect solo trip. Planning and preparation is crucial to alleviate nerves, build confidence and ensure you don’t miss a thing! Planning a trip is always a difficult balancing act – especially for a solo trip. You want to plan enough to keep yourself busy and entertained but be careful not to cram too much in…
Barcelona is just like the tapas it serves: it has a little of everything you could possibly want. Beaches, atmospheric old buildings, slivers of lose-yourself streets and Gaudi artwork straight out of your weirdest dreams. There is so much to see and do, you could never see it all in three days but you can get a flavour of what Barcelona has to offer and check out the best…
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