Bergamo is a small hilltop town in Northern Italy, just 33 miles from flashy, cosmopolitan Milan, and yet it couldn’t be more different. Divided into the lower, new town of Bergamo Bassa, and the historic old town Bergamo Alta perched on the hilltop above, Bergamo has a lot more to offer than many people realise…
If, like me, you are a lover of cute cobbled streets, meandering canals, stunning architecture, friendly people and – hello – chocolate, then you won’t be able to resist Brugge…
The first thing that hit me about Amsterdam – there really are a lot of bicycles. It’s no joke. Second was how friendly the people are, and third, how safe it felt. The cosy, kooky city of Amsterdam feels like the sort of place where nothing bad could possibly happen. It’s like stepping back into the past…
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…
Split is surrounded by varied and beautiful islands making it the perfect base for island hopping and exploring. It’s possible to visit the islands yourself but ferry times/routes might limit you to one island per day. So if you’re short on time the perfect way to explore Split’s nearby islands is to join an organised boat tour. This is my review of the…
Trogir is considered to be the best preserved Romanesque-Gothic town in Central Europe so it’s not hard to think of reasons to visit. It’s beautiful architecture earned it World Heritage Site status and it’s a wonderful holiday destination. I knew the moment I walked towards the town it was going to be a delight and I was not disappointed! In fact it was among…
|
A note to our visitors
This website has updated its privacy policy in compliance with changes to European Union data protection law, for all members globally. We’ve also updated our Privacy Policy to give you more information about your rights and responsibilities with respect to your privacy and personal information. Please read this to review the updates about which cookies we use and what information we collect on our site. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our updated privacy policy. Privacy Policy |
|