Hiking the GR221 Dry Stone Route in Mallorca – Lluc monastery to Port de Pollença
The GR221 or Dry Stone Route in Mallorca is a long distance trail that runs along the western side of Mallorca. It passes through the …
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Museion in Bolzano, South Tyrol – But is it art?
The modern glass cube of the Museion in Bolzano, Italy sits confidently facing the river, two pedestrian bridges snaking away from it, a contrast to …
The adventures of an Englishman and a Sogreni bicycle in Copenhagen
In this guest article, my husband Guy shares the story of his holiday romance with a Sogreni bicycle in Copenhagen this summer and how he …
Pasteis de Nata recipe – the sweet taste of Lisbon, Portugal
When I travel it’s the food that often creates the lasting memories that I bring home. In Portugal you’ll want to try the Pasteis de …
10 fun things to do on a winter weekend in Dublin
Dublin in December was the place to party, with the Guinness flowing! Drinkers spilled out of the Temple Bar pub, with music on every cobbled …
One day in Tallinn Estonia – a sightseeing guide to Tallinn
If you have one day in Tallinn you’ll want to use your limited time to make the most of the wonderful attractions available. This one-day …
Hiking the GR221 Dry Stone Route in Mallorca – Deia to Lluc Monastery
I spent a few days hiking in Mallorca on the GR221 Dry Stone Route that runs along the west coast and through the Tramuntana mountains. …
A drive along the west coast of Sardinia – Flamingos, black rice and dancing candle men
In this article, our guest author, Astrid Ruffhead takes us on a drive along the west coast of Sardinia from the bustling capital Cagliari to …
Uncovering the delicious food in Athens
“We want you to help the world dream about Greece”, the Minister of Tourism told us at the opening night party for the TBEX travel bloggers conference …
The Square Copenhagen – an award winning boutique hotel
Since I love to stay in hotels with a strong design influence and a boutique feel I was interested to see that The Square Hotel …
Climbing my very first Via Ferrata – in South Tyrol
Before I visited the Dolomites, I thought that a Via Ferrata was a hiking trail, with some sections of ladders and cables to keep you …