By Kim, on November 15th, 2012% Winter time and particularly Christmas is a fantastic time of the year to visit Europe. Rail networks in most European countries are set up to deal with expected snowfall and a visit to European Christmas markets by train is a romantic and memorable experience for all types of traveller.
Travelling by train for many is . . . → Read More: European Markets to Visit by Train
By Kim, on September 18th, 2012%
Probably one of the first things that will come up while planning your visit to London is the plain and simple fact that transport is not the cheapest available. If you’re traveling on a budget – do not fear, the city provides as many means of transport as you can imagine and cycling is definitely . . . → Read More: London on Two Wheels
By Kim, on July 18th, 2012%
Trips to Bodrum are fantastic if you’re craving some heat and relaxation. Most will, however, want to visit on a tight budget – if so your best bet is to book into a backpacker hostel. Here’s a quick run-down on some of the better options.
Thirsty backpackers in search of a party . . . → Read More: The Best Backpacker Hostel in Bodrum
By Kim, on July 13th, 2012%
There are a lot of different reasons for taking a holiday, to escape day-to-day routines, to broaden horizons, to enjoy new foods and cultures. But have you ever come back from a trip feeling more worn out than you did before you left? Sometimes, it’s tempting to cram so much into a holiday it becomes . . . → Read More: Holistic Holidays: Europe’s Best Relaxing Getaways
By Kim, on July 13th, 2012%
By Kim, on July 10th, 2012%
Holland literally blossoms every year in middle-spring and this is the start for planning a trip there if you are in love with flowers. In order to see some of the most beautiful vast fields of colourful tulips, you have to go some twenty kilometres southwest of Amsterdam, between Haarlem and Leiden. A jewel of . . . → Read More: A Weekend in the Land of Tulips
By Kim, on June 28th, 2012%
It is little wonder that tourism comprises a large part of the Maltese economy, given the variety of sights to see and activities to try in this part of the world. Students visit on educational trips and cultural connoisseurs book guided tours around the architectural masterpieces and buildings of historical importance. If . . . → Read More: Best Historical Sites in Malta
By Kim, on June 21st, 2012% Hey Everyone!
As you all know, I’m a proud German, having been born there and raised in the German culture. Being German, and not living in Germany, is a funny thing; everybody wants to tell you about their long-lost fifth removed cousin (“you must know who he/she/it is!”) or their favorite beer that they drank . . . → Read More: Hannover, Germany: Home of the other Oktoberfest!
By Kim, on June 21st, 2012% The allure of the Mediterranean keeps calling. Summer may be drawing to a close, but knowing that you can explore charming beach villages in Spain, Italy and Portugal, with views that truly take your breath away, make road tripping along Europe’s Mediterranean coast that much more fulfilling. Research the right car hire companies, familiarise yourself . . . → Read More: 3 Coastal Routes along the European Mediterranean
By Kim, on June 19th, 2012%
A pick of the capital’s attractions
London is one of the world’s busiest cities, and this summer it looks to be the focus of the international media as the Olympics, Paralympics and Cultural Olympiad all descend on the UK capital.
Staying in London can be tricky – finding somewhere reasonable, comfortable and . . . → Read More: Top 5 Things To Do In London
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