New Years in Palma Mallorca
With warm winter weather and brimming with cultural attractions, Palma Mallorca is the ideal place for spending a sophisticated, low key New Years Eve.
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With warm winter weather and brimming with cultural attractions, Palma Mallorca is the ideal place for spending a sophisticated, low key New Years Eve.
Warsaw’s Praga district has been a no-go zone for tourists and locals alike for a very long time. But today, as we see with many former industrial sites in Europe, Praga has experienced an astounding revival, attracting young creatives with hip restaurants, converted warehouse spaces and new cultural attractions.
Already seen the iconic brutalist buildings of London? Here is a list of lesser known hidden gems that deserve to be discovered.
Canal boats are a unique and permanent fixture of London’s towpaths and waterways. Take a walk along the city’s canal and experience the interesting lifestyle and art of the tight-knit boat community.
From brunch cruises and restaurants to shops and entertainment venues, visit London’s most interesting and quirky barges and canal boat venues.
The end of lockdown 2.0 is just within reach. For those looking to cash in on that Christmas spirit this is a chance to get out of the house for a change. Whilst Tier 2 restrictions are still in place, there are many outdoor activities you can enjoy with your relatives and bubbles.
Although Machu Picchu is easily accessible by train, many people still choose to undertake the 4-day pilgrimage to the ancient wonder by foot – known as the Classic Inca Trail. Here are the top reasons why you should take the leap into this Peruvian adventure.
The vibrant food scene of Poland’s capital is ever growing and developing. From communist milk bars, to hipster street food and grand restaurants by star chefs the city caters to all tastes and budgets. This list brings you some great gastronomy destinations you simply need to try.
