The beautiful Swedish capital of Stockholm is, frankly, a foodie's paradise. Restaurants, bars and coffee shops of all kinds and calibers are easy to stumble upon, and whether it's fine dining or just a simple coffee and cake that you're after, there's something for everyone. I'm not going to pretend I've sampled treats in every… Continue reading Eating and Drinking in Stockholm • A guide to wining and dining in the city
Perched high up in the mountains of the Andalusian countryside, in the midst of a petite and picturesque pueblo blanco, is a surprising hidden gem- the Plaza de Toros Mijas. Of course bull rings in Andalusia are pretty normal- almost every town and city here has one- but what makes this particular plaza de toros… Continue reading Plaza de Toros Mijas • Photos from the smallest bullring in Spain
Málaga is one of my favourite cities in Spain, not just for its beauty and laid-back vibe, but also for its brilliant position on Andalusia's Costa del Sol. There are plenty of tiny beach towns along the neighbouring coastline of shimmering Mediterranean Sea, and then further inland are the real gems: the pretty Pueblos Blancos,… Continue reading From Málaga to Mijas • How to visit the pretty pueblo blanco in Andalusia
A cluster of Spanish islands situated in the Atlantic Ocean, the Canaries are closer to the coast of Morocco than Spain or anywhere else in mainland Europe. They've only been officially Spanish since the 1400s, and before then they were inhabited by actual native locals, as well as giant lizards and giant rats- and other… Continue reading Which is the Best Canary Island to Visit?
For many a globetrotter, the island of Tenerife probably conjures up images of package holidays, English fry-ups in beach-front cafes, and incredibly sunburnt Germans. I get it. But this island has plenty more to offer: cultural gems, beautiful beaches, pine-forested mountains, and absolutely mouthwatering food are all waiting to be uncovered. And with a stay… Continue reading Hi Suites Hotel Emblemático Review • Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s Boutique Bolthole
Almost every Canary Islands cruise itinerary will include a stop at Tenerife cruise port, which is in the sunny capital city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. And although most visitors head away from the urban sprawl of Santa Cruz's streets- either in search of the island's famous beaches, or up into the beautiful pine-forested mountains… Continue reading Tenerife Cruise Port • The complete guide to Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Perhaps you've seen the staircase of the Queen's House in Greenwich already. If you're on instagram, and you're interested in exploring the hidden gems of London, it's highly likely. Because this spiral staircase with its wrought-iron blue tulip bannister, known as the Tulip Stairs, is a true beauty. And not only is this royal house… Continue reading Queen’s House Greenwich • Ships and spiral staircases in Greenwich Park
The Greek island of Rhodes is a wonderfully pink kind of a place. As I sat in the taxi from the airport to the village of Archangelos, the sky was blushing with a rosy glow- which tinted the landscape with the same warm blush. Along the roadside and up into the dry hills were pops… Continue reading 3 Days in Rhodes • Solo Travel in Greece
It's no wonder they call Mallorca the 'gem of the Mediterranean.' This Spanish island is an absolute stunner. Whether you want to meander through the winding alleyways of Palma, head to one of the beautiful beaches to swim in crystal clear water, or head further into the luscious Mallorcan countryside, Palma de Mallorca cruise port… Continue reading Palma de Mallorca Cruise Port • Docking in the ‘Pearl of the Mediterranean’
I'll be frank: a South England road trip during the Autumn meant that the weather was completely unpredictable. (When is the weather in England not unpredictable?) But there's something about the turning of the seasons from summer to fall that evokes all the atmospheric spirit of a Jane Eyre novel, particularly down south. It's not… Continue reading A South England Road Trip in Autumn
