…x and take a load off after some hectic days exploring the city. Each room comes fitted with a subtle yet compact kitchenette; and with a Woolworths supermarket across the road, you’ve got everything you need to cook yourself up an affordable spot of dinner. The mini bar also comes stocked with Little Creatures beers, which is all kinds of awesome in my books. The bathroom is a cosy yet nicely appointed affair, featuring toiletries with cheek…
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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 Berlin
…genocide that occurred under Nazi rule, of not only Jews but homosexuals, Communists, gypsies and basically anyone that couldn’t work for the good of the people. The witness stories, photographs maps of concentration camps really put it into perceptive and help you understand the gravity of what went on. It’s totally free and is located at Niederkirchnerstraße 8. Berlin TV Tower Located on Alexanderplatz, the Berlin TV Tower (or Berliner Fer…
48 hours in Porto
…on I travelled to Porto with a vague idea of what to expect, having been to Lisbon before. What I found was a very laid back town, with it’s own unique character that you get a feel for pretty quickly after walking around for a few hours. The combination of the dramatic undulating old town, complete with centuries old architecture and the colourful riverside area with its red, green and yellow shopfronts makes for a very different city to Lisbon….
48 hours in Barcelona
…trio of Lionel Messi, Andrés Iniesta and Xavi will see the current side become legends in the years and decades to come. Getting tickets on match days is increasingly difficult nowadays but the stadium tour is freely available throughout the week. Allowing visitors to sit in the dug out, press room and enjoy the club’s stunning museum. The Nou Camp is the heartbeat of Catalan nationalism, and the stadium tour genuinely confirms that FC Barcelon…
London to Luxembourg – Overnight in the crossroads of Europe
…r upholstered seat configuration and the service from Cityjet is all about complimentary lunch, wine and chocolates. Could there be a better way to get around Europe? Anyway, onto the destination. We landed in Luxembourg and took a quick 10 minute taxi ride to our hotel for the night, the Sofitel Grand Ducal, perched high on a hill with a commanding view over both the High and Low Cities of Luxembourg. A Tale of Two Cities We set out exploring the…
48 hours in Marseille
…f the old port, this is a huge old port built to protect Marseille. It’s free to enter and you can just walk straight up into it and check out the ramparts and everything inside. Provides awesome views of Marseille. La Corniche Located on the north side of the port, this is the walkway surrounding the other fort built to protect the port. It’s a good easy stroll around the fort and you can see locals fishing, swimming, playing local French/Ara…
Tearing it up in Hamburg at the Generator
…check out some bars in other areas as well” also intrigued me – how did it compare to the cool hipster scene of Sternschanze? After the free walking tour run by Sandeman’s NewEurope tours, I discovered Hamburg was one of the European cities (along with the likes of Paris and Berlin) that they run a pub crawl in. Needless to say, I was in. We kicked off the night at the aptly named 99 Cent Bar in Große Freiheit. As the name suggests, everything…
48 hours in Rome
…kind of still get a feel for it all. Situated right next to the Colosseum, combining these three attractions into half a day or so makes sense. The Pantheon Another example of epic ancient Roman architecture, this time smack-bang in the heart of central Rome. The Pantheon dominates the Piazza della Rotonda and was built back in the 2nd century by Marcus Agrippa to honour a load of mythical gods. It’s one of the best preserved Roman buildings still…
48 hours in Beirut
…a heavy day of schlepping around Roman ruins and eating hummus, you need a comfortable, inviting place to come home to. The Four Seasons Beirut makes for the ideal way to forget the pavement you pounded or the ruins you scaled by relaxing in their spa, lounging around the rooftop pool or just taking in the view from the balcony in your room. Each room is lavishly appointed with soft lighting and modest furnishings, and no attention is spared in th…