A bike gets you around fast enough to see all the sights, yet slowly enough to spot the city’s secrets. It also lets you swiftly slip into living like a
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One of the best things about being a digital nomad (someone who can works online from anywhere in the world) is being able to combine work and travel. So if
Spring/summer it’s the perfect time to spend two days here and visit this beautiful city, while also enjoying some traditional British food. From Concert Square to famous locations tied to
For rocks to scale and walls to conquer whatever the season, head to one of the following locations. Though they differ in terms of scenery, they’re all appropriate for both
No matter how old you are, spending the night high up in the trees is a thrilling prospect. And with nature holidays becoming ever more popular, we’ve put together a list
Not only is travelling by train a great way to see more of your chosen destination, it also scores points for sustainability. And Europe has some of the most scenic
The Italian Lakes are undeniably charming, bordered by grandiose villas, crumbling apricot-coloured villages and forest-covered mountains. But there are so many more beautiful bodies of water to discover around Italy besides Lake
While island hopping and even city hopping aren’t strange beasts to seasoned travellers, what about country hopping? For the cost of a hire car or a bus ticket you can
Italy has an innate sense of romance; crumbly lemon-coloured homes clinging to jagged cliffs, remote fishing villages, and misty lake towns only reached by boat. It’s a country with the power
Spend the night in an A-list hotel, or at the very least stop by for a celeb-spotting lunch. Le Meurice, Paris, France Salvador Dalí once asked Le Meurice’s room service