Romania – Highlights Of An Unheralded Destination
Romania Travel Series: Overview of top things to do and what we loved about Bucharest, Sibiu, Brasov, Sighisoara, Maramures & Bucovina.
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Romania Travel Series: Overview of top things to do and what we loved about Bucharest, Sibiu, Brasov, Sighisoara, Maramures & Bucovina.
Read MoreExploring the origins of a radical design movement that while very short-lived, left a lasting impact on every aspect of the post modern world.
Read MoreA sensory exploration of the cities that make up the Thalys train network and a sampling of the experiences they offer beyond the big ticket sights.
Read MoreThe traditional mosaic pavements of Portugal – Calçada Portuguesa – can be found all across the country. Especially in the streets in the historic city centres of Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve, even the Azores Islands.
Read MoreHighlights from our two week Portugal itinerary which included Lisbon, Porto, Braga, Coimbra, Tomar, the Douro Valley and a few days in the Azores.
Read MoreLooking for things to do in Brussels, Belgium? Go on a self guided walk to discover an incredible mix of architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Art Nouveau to concrete contemporary.
Read MoreThe musical bells of the carillon in Brussels, Belgium.
Read MoreIf you plan to travel to Madrid, Spain, in August, you shouldn’t miss the five day La Paloma festival and parade.
Read MorePhoto feature on Belgium featuring the highlights of our visit through Brussels, Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp.
Read MoreA most unexpected find in the quiet Wilrijk neighbourhood of Antwerp!
Read MoreMoonlight. Mushy 60’s music. The company of a good man in the midst of lovely strangers. Chilled beer on the candle lit steps of a restaurant named after a Phaeronic necropolis, in the hippostyle hall of an ancient Roman Palace comprising the heart of a beautiful Balkan city. All watched over by Thutmosis’ inscrutable Sphinx. One of my favourite things to do of […]
Read MoreTucked into a sentry’s walkway above the ‘Golden’ Gate to Diocletian’s palace, is an ancient church dedicated to Saint Martin, the patron saint of soldiers. It is a replica of the 6th century original, with a beautifully carved pre Romanesque altar partition that has been in situ since the 11th century. Narrow is the norm in the confined […]
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