…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…
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Tearing it up in Hamburg at the Generator
…– 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 here is just 99 cents. Beers, wine, spirits, everything. A gr…
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…
48 hours in Milan
…ment turned into a hostel. It’s basic, but has a kitchen and a cool cosy common area and everything is clean. The manager is a fellow Aussie and is easy going and will make sure you have fun, meet new people and enjoy the local food around the hostel (there is a pizza place up the road that does unreal hand made, wood fired pizzas, definitely recommended). Alternatively you could scope out other hostels over at Hostelworld and Hostel Bookers dep…
Karrimor Transit 40 – The hybrid case that’ll save you baggage fees
…When it comes to luggage for short trips, I’d rate this piece high on my list. My back is starting to give me grief, so having something that is still cabin luggage size and I can wheel behind me is a massive bonus. If you’re after a new bag, definitely check the Karrimor Transit series out. You can buy this case and other luggage at SportsDirect. Disclosure: I received this bag for free courtesy of SportsDirect, but I gave it a right old batteri…
About town with the Nokia Lumia 800
…mine mind you, as if Shirley Bassey), and the fact that the earphones that come with the Lumia 800 don’t have volume control or the ability to skip tracks was a real pain. I’d have to take the phone out of my pocket and manually change the volume. Could I replace my iPhone? I’m so far invested in the iOS platform and accustomed to the iPhone that I’m sorry to say, I wouldn’t be able to replace it with the Lumia 800. I really want to, because Windo…
48 hours in Perpignan
…Though the shops and restaurants are decent enough for a quick look in the newer parts of town, head to the old town to explore the history and culture of French Catalonia that gives Perpignan its unique character. Le Castillet Slap bang in the middle of the city centre and on the cusp between old and new Perpignan, is the Castillet, which refers to the impressive looking turret of a fourteenth century gateway to the city. Entry for a handful of E…
48 hours in Seattle
…. Where to stay If you want to be centrally located, then I would choose accommodation in Belltown 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 cost…
Top Weekend Destinations for 2011
…a close, I’ve been thinking about where next in Europe I want to explore come the new year. With still loads of the continent left for me to travel and write about, I sat down and made a shortlist of cities I want to hit up once the weather becomes favourable again. I’ll be expanding into more destinations in a wider arc from London, including further East into Poland and the Czech Republic, whilst also revisiting parts of Italy and the Iberia…
Ghent – A City in Pictures
…of people think of a city outside of Brussels to visit, Bruges immediately comes to mind. With it’s romantic canals, enormous Belfry and Hollywood movie stardom, it’s one on the top of the “must visit” lists of many a European visitor. But with all this fame comes hordes of tourists, high prices and lots of cheesy gimmicks to try and get you to spend your cash. Ghent is a town located even closer to Brussels than Bruges and is still a bit of untap…
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