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There is no place I’d rather be than sipping a fanta lemon coated in blistering sunshine on a beach in Ibiza. There is something so magical about this place that seems to run through the veins of the island over the salt flats and deep into the mountains. Whilst I love a night at Ushuaïa…
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The home of sugary orange trees and Spain’s most iconic dish: paella, Valencia is a worthy city break location for those looking to peel open and peer inside historic Spain. A city built on Roman foundations and grown by Islamic conquest, Valencia has slipped through many fingers in its varied history. Nowadays Valencia is a…
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Flying over the fjords into Oslo was the most beautiful landings I’ve ever experienced and I knew even then that this was a trip I wouldn’t forget. We flew into Oslo Torp and whilst this airport is rather out of the city itself, we hired a car and it allowed us to witness the mesmeric…
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Brief and unplanned, my short detour into Slovakia felt an important pit-stop to make and one I wish I could have lingered in for much longer. After leaving Budapest I had booked a hostel in Vienna for the coming days, but with the Austrian and Slovakian capitals being so close together it seemed a no…
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Pulling into Vienna made me a little sad as this was the penultimate stop on my rail journey through Europe which started two weeks before back in Venice. By the time I stepped foot in Vienna I had crossed five borders, visited seven cities and met some wonderful people along the way. We arrived in…
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There was no better place to bring my journey to a close than the Czech capital. I tried trdelník for the first time, took a river cruise, danced the night away in central Europe’s largest nightclub and got to drive a hot pink motorcycle round the city. This post is short and sweet as I was…
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An hour or so north of my newfound home of Edinburgh, St Andrews is a bit off the beaten track, but there is ample reward for the intrepid traveller or golfing affectionardo who commits to the winding roads towards this ancient seaside town. In this short guide I have tried to cover five things to…
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2020 has made staycationing the new norm and to be honest, it’s something I can really get behind. Whilst this year I may not have had Italian sand between my toes, staycationing has made me appreciate what I have on my doorstep and helped the planet out a whole bunch too. Every Brit has flooded…
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