…treet behind Dam Square and picked up a few bikes. No trip to Amsterdam is complete without mounting up on a bike and touring around the canals and laneways. Given that all my previous trips to the Dam weren’t what you could call “cultured”, this was actually my first go on a bike in the city. Because of this, I couldn’t wait. The sun came out and we started off on a tour around the Jordaan neighbourhood. Jordaan is an area west of the central par…
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Guimarães – Portugal’s Heartland
…ed. Just like Porto, Pousadas de Juventude have Guimarães sorted when it comes to budget accommodation. Located just down from the main old town district, near the historic Couros river that runs under the town is the Guimarães hostel. The manager, Julia will look after you and will have you fed nicely with local roast pork and veggies from their dining room. Guimarães is gearing up to be the European Capital of Culture 2012, so there’s a lo…
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…
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,…
London to Luxembourg – Overnight in the crossroads of Europe
…approached, we went in search of somewhere for lunch but found many places open in short supply. It seems Luxembourg is a city that takes the ” no trading on Sundays” rule literally, with barely anywhere open at all. A trendy student cafe we had our eye on from Saturday was deserted, and the shady, smoky pubs near the train station didn’t take our fancy, so we unfortunately went hungry. Even the selection of places to eat in the airport was dire,…
48 hours in Graz
…s of armour (for battle and for parades) going back hundreds of years. The guided tours are excellent value – the guides know tonnes about the pieces, what time period they are from, what they were used for, even which particular workshop made them. Murinsel One of the more quirkier landmarks in Graz, the Murinsel is an artificial island in the middle of the river Mur. After trapsing down the gangway into the main superstructure, you’ll find a c…
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 Stuttgart
…eck out the hotel booking sites for ideas on prices and features. Budget Accommodation is the main expense in Stuttgart. But you can get a room for low in a lot of hostels. Food and alcohol are ok, and usually a main dish doesn’t cost more than €10. Fortunately most attractions, beside the museums, are free to visit. Conclusion Stuttgart is a wonderful city that’s not too large to take on in a weekend. It’s a city with many highlights in nat…
Chocolate in Sweden to cider in Scotland
…em in, as illustrated above. Only in America I knew going to America would open up a whole new world of extraordinary gastronomic discovery. A trip to Safeway solidified that for me, returning to London with such items as Twizzlers, Hershey’s Chocolate, Milk Duds and Chips Ahoy. This one was a doozy however, found during breakfast in a Mariott hotel in Seattle, Washington. It closely resembled a Bacon and Egg McMuffin, but they call it a biscuit…
48 hours in Moscow
…hadn’t come back, so I left and went back to Strelka Bar. Upside Down Cake Company The Upside Down Cake Company is somewhere anyone with a sweet tooth should not miss in Moscow. Cakes, pies, puddings, coffee and tea are the name of the game here. UDC’s Vanilla and Banana Pudding. Amazing doesn’t even begin to describe it. UDC make a New York style Crack Pie. Don’t worry, it’s not made from actual crack, it’s not chockers with narcotics. It’s a r…
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