My last post on Edinburgh was five years ago and I took great pleasure in re-reading and still stick by all that was written so much of the below is a report but very relevant for those interested in Edinburgh, and I know that you shall enjoy. The important things to add are that this […]
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London is one of my favourite cities – it always has been and always will be. I love the pomp and ceremony, grandeur, famous landmarks and rich history. Nothing beats a good pub meal, preferably bangers and mash, fish and chips or a delicious pie, and I can spend hours shopping in some of my
Without a doubt, Budapest was the most surprising city we visited on our recent trip to Europe; completely unexpected and now firmly amongst my top ten favourite cities I’ve ever travelled to. This stunning city is charming, beautiful and filled with history, castles and spectacular buildings that are well deserving of their UNESCO World Heritage
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As we drove into Vienna, I had the Falco songs in my head (you know the ones from the ‘80s… Amadeus and Vienna Calling?!) and I expected Vienna to be very similar to the other places we have visited on this trip, but this is definitely not the case. The Danube River runs straight through
So here are a few pictures of our stop in Dresden to whet your appetite, and next time we will be sure to stay for a couple of days, as should you if you get the chance to visit! Dresden was one of those surprises that pop up when you least expect them to. We
Our couple of days in Berlin has been nothing short of magnificent. It’s also been a city of contrast, filled with historical sites of importance and significance, stunning architecture and buildings, and mesmerising Christmas markets that truly take your breath away. Berlin is the first stop on our fabulous three week holiday in Europe, chasing
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It’s one of those times of year that people are travelling or about to travel all over the world for their Christmas holidays, to catch up with family, take their annual vacation or look into new adventures. Many of these will fly and whether you are travelling short or long distances, these tips will help
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Summer holiday packing, I find, is often harder than for a Winter trip to a cold climate, mainly because there are lots more things to cater for or factor into the equation….. the beach or pool, sightseeing, sporting or adventure activities, nights out and comfortable, lazy days. So here are my top five tips to
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Hands up who’s heading away for a Winter holiday over the next few months? If you’re heading to Europe for a traditional Christmas holiday, skiing somewhere amazing such as Canada, the USA or Japan, or heading to Times Square for a NYE trip of a lifetime, you’ll be starting to think about what to take
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It’s been almost twenty years since I last visited Darwin so it was exciting to be given the chance to run a conference event there recently. To return back to the Northern Territory was something I was really looking forward to, as I knew there would have been a lot of change since I last
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