Marseille isn’t your polished postcard city – it’s France’s oldest, and a little rough around the edges, city. Sun-drenched stone buildings, a busy port that smells faintly of salt and diesel, and pretty architecture that could do with a pressure washing. In this guide, we’ll show you our favourite places to go in Marseille –…
Lyon was the first stop on our holiday through France, which took us onwards to Marseille and then Nice. Nestled at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône Rivers, Lyon is the perfect blend of history, culture, and modernity. Its France’s third-largest city, and is famous for its UNESCO World Heritage sites (visiting the old…
Arundel is small, photogenic and perfect for a day away from London. We spent a weekend here and found the place to be exactly what a short UK escape should be: compact enough to see on foot, with proper local cafés, independent shops and a castle whose gardens make a perfect picnic spot. In this…
We spent four days in Bucharest and were impressed by how varied its food and drink scene is. You’ll find historic beer halls, refined modern restaurants and cosy cafés tucked down side streets, often all within a ten-minute walk of each other. This guide lists the places we actually visited and tested on foot (short…
When we first went to Bucharest we didn’t know much about Romania. In the UK (and perhaps elsewhere) it’s maybe (unfairly) associated with the Romanian orphanage crisis in the 90’s (Romania has improved its child services and is one of the best in Europe now). We didn’t know what to expect, but found an interesting…
We’d heard great things about Malta – its stunning coastline, beautiful capital city, historical sights, gorgeous weather – and were lucky enough to spend a couple of weeks there earlier this year. There are so many amazing things to do in Malta, all set in beautiful countryside and gorgeous weather. It lived up to it’s…
Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union. It sometimes gets a bad rap as not having as much character as other places in Belgium, but we disagree – its definitely worth a visit and we found plenty of things to do in Brussels! This guide pulls together…
You might be expecting another quaint Belgian city, which Ghent is – but it’s a lot more. It’s a place where you can admire centuries-old architecture in the morning, sip world-class Belgian beer in the afternoon, and dance the night away in trendy bars. Many travellers overlook Ghent in favour of its more famous Belgian…
When you first hear “Bruges”, you might picture cobbled lanes, gothic towers and maybe Colin Farrell having an existential crisis. But Bruges is far more than just a backdrop for a dark comedy. It’s a beautifully preserved medieval city that feels like stepping into a storybook – only it’s real, and you can drink great…
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