…s €2.50. Visit Cyprus By Bus for information on public transport http://www.cyprusbybus.com/ Where to Stay There is a wide choice of accommodation within walking distance of the harbour to suit most budgets. For keener budgets I have heard positive reviews of The Agapinor Hotel http://www.agapinorhotel.com.cy/ which is just a short bus ride from the harbour. Also check Hostel Bookers http://www.hostelbookers.com Budget The currency in Cyprus i…
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48 hours in Stockholm
…eas; buses cover the rest. I recommend buying a Stockholm Card as you get free transport as well as free admission to many of the city’s best sights. Pick one up on arrival at the airport tourist office. City Bikes From April to October you should take advantage of the City Bike scheme. You will first need to buy a card from one of the local transport centres which are preloaded for a minimum of 3 days. Find a bike stand; hold the card against…
48 hours in Hoi An
…y for 5, valid until 20 December 2013. For more information please visit: www.masonrose.com/namhai or www.thenamhaihoian.com Conclusion Hoi An really put the icing on the cake for me in Vietnam, as it had so much individual heritage, character and charm that sets it apart from cities throughout the rest of the country. Seeing how well the old buildings have been preserved and the lack of cars makes it into a great place to relax and just soak u…
Win two free flights with KLM!
…ecret Cities each week until Friday April 24th which could see you win two free flights if you reckon you can match up a photo to a place on a map. Time to get your travel geek on boys and girls! Secret Cities will be giving away two free flights to the person with the closest guess to where the daily picture is located. All you have to do is follow KLM on Twitter and do the following to have a chance of winning: Follow KLM’s tweets and keep an ey…
48 hours in Paris
…of Notre Dame!†It’s amazing both inside and outside and is a brimming example of French architecture. Entry is free to this iconic Parisian landmark is free and you can also opt to go up one of the towers where you can get a good view of Paris. Moulin Rouge The whole afternoon I was in the Pigalle/Blanche area of Paris I couldn’t get “Lady Marmalade†out of my head from the movie. It’s cool to check out this famous burlesque house and…
48 hours in Dubai
…hey’re smaller than what you’re used to, but it’s cool to eat something so common everywhere in the part of the world that they’re from. Shisha You can’t come all the way to the Middle East and not try shisha (or the “hubbly bubbly”, but that’s the worst name I’ve EVER heard for it in my life). It’s basically flavoured tobacco in a big hookah that stands on the floor with hot coals in the top and water in the bottom. You basically just kick back…
48 hours in Boston
…ht, which was over half off the current published price. Take advantage of free sights within Boston – the public gardens, the commons, the college campuses – all beautiful things to experience that cost nothing. Food can also be done on the cheap by attending happy hours, and by staying outside of the “large†tourist restaurants. Conclusion Boston is a great city within the US, a cultural and historical gem that is able to more than hold its…
48 hours in Oslo
…n office right out the front of Sentral Station for NOK 340. This includes free public transport city-wide, free entry to almost all the museums and attractions I mention in this post and more. It’s the cheapest and easiest way to see Oslo and get around. In terms of navigability, Oslo is easily traversed on foot around the central business district, however you will want to use the “T-Bane” (Metro), Trams and Buses to get to further out places l…
48 hours in Kuala Lumpur
…opened the door. Check this out for a view! All the rooms feature a super comfy bed, complimentary bottles of water, and check out that retro clock on the bedside table! Evening brought a great turndown service with slippers placed with care next to the bed and just enough lighting. It’s really the little things like this that make a hotel really great. The Traders Hotel takes the cake for rooftop pool and bar in KL also. From the Skybar you can…
48 hours in Istanbul
…visited souks in Marrakech and Tunis, I’d say the Grand Bazaar is tame in comparison. There’s no in-your-face vendors trying to sell you football shirts or electronics here, it’s all very civil. You’re free to wander and take it all in without any real pressure to buy or enter any of the shops. You can definitely haggle here and it’s expected. My rule is go in at half of what they offer you initially and negotiate from there. There’s lots of real…
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