…nd I wrote this with the same attention to detail as every other 48 hours Guide, but no one commented on it! It is a lesser known destination, but sheds light on the northern part of Portugal so few travellers visit on their European itineraries. 7. The Post that I’m Most Proud Of 48 hours in Copenhagen I wrote this off the back of attending TBEX Europe in November 2010, and I was bursting with motivation, drive and passion. I put tonnes of effor…
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How to prepare for your first solo weekend trip
…der isn’t a common form of travel. It takes guts, inquisitiveness, determination and a good pair of shoes. But the rewards are right there. Spending 2 days away from your Monday to Friday life in a completely different place. Immersing yourself in new food and new people, another country’s long and proud history and their own unique culture. Discovering a new favourite beer, or meeting a guy from Canada in the hostel that loves Pulp Fiction as muc…
A great reason why you should visit Brussels
…deo of this on my first visit to Brussels way back in the end of 2009. Check it out below to get a feel of what it’s like. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r9ITbynluA…
Wondercool Copenhagen – Cycling, caviar and watching movies in church
…“hygge” (pronounced “hoo-gaa” as I found out after being corrected by our guide for saying it completely wrong) which basically means cosy, warm and together with family/friends. I first learned about it back in 2010 and Abi from Inside the Travel Lab captures well what hygge means to the Danes. It was here, downstairs in a little grill house in Nyhavn that I captured the above shot and thought “yeah, I feel pretty cosy right now”. This was only…
Trip Preview – Sweden’s SkÃ¥ne County
…coast in 48 hours, using Malmö as your starting point. Its proximity to Copenhagen makes it very accessible from Copenhagen’s Kastrup airport, with the Oresund bridge connecting direct to Malmö. You’ll be able to keep up with all the activity along the way by following the hashtag #InSkane on twitter and on the 48 Hour Adventure page on Facebook. Also make sure you check out SkÃ¥ne’s app on Facebook – Your SkÃ¥ne, which allows you to mix and ma…
Welcome to 48 Hour Adventure!
…So we’re live with 48houradventure.com. I got this idea last night to create a blog solely dedicated to creating whirlwind guides of cities for when you’ve got no longer than 48 hours there and want to soak up as much as you can. My job here in London is 9-5, Monday to Friday, so all I get is those 48 precious hours on Saturday and Sunday to live it large in a city in Europe. Stay tuned for my first guide  – Milan, Italy….
ASUS Eee Pad Slider – The Perfect Travel Companion?
…itely mean I don’t need to take my laptop away with me again. What’s your favourite piece of tech to take on your travels and why? The ASUS Eee Pad Slider was provided complimentary to me by ASUS UK, but as I’m a critical bastard when it comes to tech, all opinions are my own….
Review of YOTEL London Gatwick Airport
…experiencing sleep deprivation the next day when you’re trying to make the most of the destination you’ve flown to. Disclosure: My stay at the YOTEL London Gatwick Airport was complimentary, but I was totally honest in the words up there and didn’t gloss anything over just cos I got the digs for free….
The Olsen – An Artful Melbourne Hotel in the heart of Chapel Street
…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…
48 hours in Hanoi
…and are really well appointed with a massive bed, desk and computer, fast, free wifi and complimentary fruit and water. On demand movies are also provided on the big wall-mounted TV. The bathroom was compact, but had a great big shower and the place was filled with flower petals. This is the kind of treatment you expected in an expensive beach resort, not in a small central city hotel. The ground floor had a small breakfast area, just enough to ac…
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