…ed at the Lucky Youth Backpackers Apartments Hostel (90.6% rating on hostelbookers.com). Different name I know, but it was a different experience to many other hostels I’d stayed at. Rather than being babied “(“oh here’s your bed, here’s your towel, you can do this, don’t do thatâ€) I was met by a bloke at Gare du Montparnasse on the south side of Paris and taken up a lift to a residential block above the station. From here I was taken…
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The Olsen – An Artful Melbourne Hotel in the heart of Chapel Street
…ncredibly friendly staff who really went the extra mile to make us feel welcome. When I had some questions about where to park our car, one of the staff at reception tried his hardest to get me a free public car park on the street and even went out of his way to call me in our room when it was free. What a top bloke! The rooms in The Olsen are all about laid back, understated luxury. With plush leather recliners, chic furniture and a very “let’s…
48 hours in Edinburgh
…good value, use taxi’s only if you have too and most of the museums are free. It is also free to sit on a bench in the Meadows, Princes Street Gardens or Holyrood Park and just soak up the atmosphere. Conclusion Edinburgh is near the top of most people’s must visit lists and there is a good reason why, it has everything you need for a 48 hour city break. Whilst the weather is never brilliant, you need a lot of stamina and its full of tourists…
48 hours in Budapest
…st is another one of those cities that does pretty well for itself when it comes to highly rated hostels. Tiger Tim’s and the Home Plus/Home Made duo are among some of the best you could check yourself into. Make sure you check out Hostelbookers for availability. Budget Although part of the EU, Hungary is not part of the Eurozone and thus they do not use the Euro. Their currency is the Hungarian Forint (HUF) and currently (at time of writing) £1…
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…
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48 hours in Barcelona
…hotel in the heart of the city. Budget Depending on how far in advance you book accommodation will be the priciest thing you’ll encounter in Barcelona. However there are plenty of good quality hostels dotted around Las Ramblas that are good to the wallet. You can eat and drink as cheap as you need to depending on where you want to eat. Expect to pay a minimum of 10 euros for a meal with a beer. Getting around and attractions is moderately priced…
48 hours in Istanbul
…enturies and experienced in their own way, isn’t it time you went and found out for yourself? Disclosure: I travelled to Istanbul on my own dime, but my accommodation was covered by Hostelbookers and #bunk hostel. All opinions are my own….
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