…n or the Seattle Center near the Space Needle. Seattle is home to two very highly-recommended hostels; The Green Tortoise, located directly across from Pike Place Market on Pike Street and City Hostel in Belltown on 2nd Avenue. Budget Seattle is one of the cheaper of the US’s big cities. As with anywhere you can generally always find ways to cut costs, and great Happy Hours help the cause. If you want to dine at some of Seattle’s finest restau…
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How to prepare for your first solo weekend trip
…xit customs, look for a bus, train or metro sign. These are the three most common (and cheapest) transport methods to the city. Travelling solo for a quick weekender 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’…
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 Hamburg
…your best bet is Gaststatte Dreyer. The restaurant is as authentic as they come, complete with great décor and good German beers. Felix Felix has a large, airy dining room with a casual ambiance. There is outdoor seating for summer months, and lots of space inside for when the weather is cooler. The menu has great pasta dishes and build-your-own salad options. At around 7 to 10 euros for mains, the prices are reasonable. How to get there Hamburg…
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….
48 hours in Brussels
…top with the cars. Taxis are pretty expensive, so only use them if you are completely lost upon arriving or you need to get out to the airport quick smart. Budget Depending on your drinking appetite, €100 for the weekend including hostel, food, entry to attractions and maybe a pair of gloves if you get in and it’s –15 Celsius and you come unprepared like I did. Train/flight will be about ~£100 return. Conclusion Brussels is an amazing city,…
Featured Photo – Berlin
…s been the focal point for many historically significant events in the past 100 years including the symbol of Nazi Germany, the erection of the Berlin Wall directly in front of it and the site of the famous speech by Ronald Reagan (“Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!â€) urging the USSR to remove the Iron Curtain that divided the city for decades. It marks the beginning of the Unter den Linden boulevard, the main drag of Berlin that stretches a…
48 hours in Perpignan
…lly renowned ingredients such as figs and olives and most dishes will be accompanied by the Catalan Pa Amb Tomaquet, finely chopped tomatoes spread in oil on fresh bread. Seafood features on many menus thanks to Perpignan’s proximity to the coast as well as duck and other more unusual poultry meats. Wine lists in Perpignan are often as long if not longer than the food menu and will certainly feature local Languedoc wines, however don’t overloo…
Bergen – Norway’s Best Kept Secret
…uld be on everyone’s list, with Bergen being right up there if you want to see the truly amazing parts of this naturally stunning country. The side-benefit of this is that you get to see small city life. Things that if you just skirt into Oslo, ferret about a bit and then take off, you would miss completely. And that bowl of bad-ass pork stew up there is waiting for you. bmi fly direct from London Heathrow, so what are you waiting for? Disclosure:…
When should I travel? Friday night or Saturday morning?
…(Saturday morning). Getting straight out of work on a Friday afternoon and hightailing it to the airport/St Pancras Station is a good idea, if you can score an early flight/train (no later than 19:30 ideally). Anything later than this and it means you’ll touch down at your destination at 22:00 at the earliest, leaving not much time to get your bearings, find the hostel and check in before it’s almost midnight and you pretty much want to go to…
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