I’m super stoked to announce that fellow Aussie blogger Chris from The Aussie Nomad and I are headed to Turkey at the end of this month for ANZAC Day! We’ll be travelling to a bit of a sacred place for Aussies, and we’re really excited about it. The hills of ANZAC Cove shortly after dawn. Photo […]
Tearing it up in Hamburg at the Generator
If there’s one thing I’ve learnt in my time in Europe it’s that there’s no shortage of cities to dash off to with your mates for a cheeky weekend to sample the local nightlife. With most of the Western European metropolises being on the well-trodden path of revellers, you don’t have to look far to […]
Wondercool Copenhagen – Cycling, caviar and watching movies in church
When a city such as Copenhagen already hosts seven amazing festivals all year round, how do you attract visitors during the colder, winter months to your Northern European metropolis? Wondercool Copenhagen is the result – a melting pot of the best of all these festivals to create one “taster” of an event in February. Combining everything […]
48 hours in Stockholm
This month’s guest post is from Andy Higgs of Grown Up Travel. He’s a Brit living in the Nordics and knows a thing or two about how to travel Scandinavia the smart way – JM. The Swedish capital is riding a wave of publicity at the moment following the release of the US remake of […]
48 hours in Rome
Rome is undoubtedly a city that needs no introduction. The heart of the once mighty Roman Empire, the centre of Catholicism, a foodie’s dream and the capital city of Italy. Rome is quite simply a city you have to visit once in your life. After just 12 hours it captivates you and you think “how […]
48 hours in Stuttgart
This week we’ve got a guest post from Marcia Bauer of Pocket Village. She’s a native of Stuttgart and knows all about what to check out and where to eat and drink in this friendly southern German city – JM Stuttgart is well known for Mercedes and Porsche but it’s also the small but wonderful […]
48 hours in Seville
This time around our guest post is from Will Peach of Gap Daemon. He’s been kicking around Spain for a few months now and wrote this fantastic guide on the Andalusian city of Seville for us – JM Having moved out to Extremadura, Spain, in September of last year I kept hearing an awful lot […]
48 hours in Glasgow
When you think of Scotland you might think of kilts, haggis, bagpipes and accents you can’t even begin to comprehend right? Or maybe Scotch whiskey. Barrels and barrels of sweet amber nectar from the…. ok I’m getting sidetracked here. Most of those things are pretty accurate about Scotland, and most people when they visit the […]
48 hours in Perpignan
Perpignan probably isn’t everyone’s first choice for a weekend break in the south of France, but then Perpignan isn’t your average French city. The richly historic city’s near identity crisis as a Catalan stronghold in France means it has the character, food and culture to make it a serious contender for a 48-hour get away, helped further by its easy accessibility from the UK and its welcoming warm Mediterranean climate.
Five Things to do in Malmö
Back in August this year I had the pleasure of visting the SkÃ¥ne region of Sweden with the fine folks from Visit Sweden and fourbgb. In 48 hours in SkÃ¥ne, I covered the big ticket sights of Malmö and Helsingborg, but there’s more about this this harbour-side, former industrial city that provides a special spin on the […]
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