Straddling the River Avon in the southwest of England, Bristol is easily reachable from London, making it a great choice for a mini-break this Autumn. Boasting a prosperous maritime history, the city is now a major cultural hub, benefiting from improved transport links with London and the attendant diaspora this has attracted from the capital […]
The walled Roman city of Canterbury is one of England´s most visited tourist destinations outside London – and is a particular delight to explore during summertime. Best known for its imposing cathedral that monopolises the topography, huge numbers of visitors flock to the ancient medieval city every year. During the summer months, the city really […]
From haunted graveyards to ancient witch cults, Liverpool is brimming with spooky sights. If you fancy putting your nerves to the test, why not book onto a Liverpool ghost tour? Liverpool is a city with a long and storied past. The city dates back to 1207 when King John formally advertised the establishment of a […]
Cambridge is both beautiful and busy at all times of year – and in springtime there’s a huge choice of great things to do, many of which won’t break the bank. Perched on the banks of the River Cam in eastern England, the city is most famous for the prestigious seat of learning, the University […]
Fort William is a hub for outdoors enthusiasts, but the profusion of watering holes around town suggests that one of the country’s favourite indoor activities, heading down to the pub, is very much in vogue as well. The quality is high across the board, but here are five of Fort William’s best spots for a […]
The capital of the French Riviera and France’s fifth-largest city, tourists have flocked to Nice for centuries. Between its sweeping promenade, belle-epoque architecture and ritzy resorts, it’s little wonder why it’s beloved by everyone from Queen Victoria to Stevie Wonder, but it is possible to enjoy the city on a shoestring budget too. While a […]
York boasts a rich and storied history, with a food scene to match. Once upon a time, the medieval city was notorious for its chain restaurants, but in recent years the city has started to celebrate a vibrant food scene. Happily, there are plenty of fine food options for cash-strapped travellers to enjoy too. Those […]
This leafy enclave in North London is renowned for its bougie bars and upmarket restaurants, but those who veer off Upper Street will be rewarded with bold flavours and big dishes at itty-bitty prices. N1 has plenty of palate-pleasing restaurants, but they’re not all so pleasing on the wallet. Home to blockbuster restaurants like Trullo […]
Birmingham today has shed its former image as a city of industry and is now a thriving hub of culture and entertainment – particularly during the summer months. A major focal point of the city is the winding network of scenic canals that are lined with trendy cafes and bars and serve to create picturesque […]
The shores of Lough Leane in the southeast of Ireland are some of the country’s prettiest. Killarney is the best place to stay when visiting the region and provides a gateway to a range of great free and affordable activities. The outdoors takes precedence for most visitors to Killarney, be it a day trip or […]