Budapest is a city of extremes and fluctuations between seasons. There is always plenty to see and do based on what time of year you are visiting. Here are a few tips to help answer the question: what season should you visit Budapest in? Spring: March – May We think […]
As one of the oldest cities in Europe, Lisbon encapsulates a multitude of history, art, cuisine and landscapes. Over one million visitors pound the pavements each year exploring landmarks like the Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery. However, there’s much to be said for the less-popular sights, too! These are some […]
The South of France is renowned for its variety of landscapes that are just waiting to be discovered. Picture endless vineyards, lavender and sunflower fields, charming towns, the azure waters of the Mediterranean and the breath taking Pyrenees. It’s no wonder that many creative folk have found inspiration here! To […]
Before the pandemic, Spain welcomed 70 million visitors to its shores annually. Clocking up around 3,000 hours of sun each year, it’s easy to see why! Spain has so much variety in its cuisine, landscapes and cities from north to south meaning there is always something new to discover. So, […]
Known as la fête nationale or le quatorze juillet, Bastille Day is France’s most important national day. It marks the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille (a prison) on 14 July 1789, beginning the French Revolution. Nowadays, you can find celebrations everywhere so here is how Bastille Day is […]
While the Netherlands is commonly associated with fields of colourful tulips and windmills, there is more to the country than meets the eye! Here are some fascinating traditions in the Netherlands. Cheers to that! Did you know that Heineken beer is brewed in the Netherlands? The country’s brewing history dates […]