Europe
The City of Bucharest, Romania
Located in the South of Romania on the banks of the Dambovita River, Bucharest is the Capital and largest City of Romania. It offers a mixture of historical, communist-era and modern architecture, with the most iconic landmark being the huge government…
Romania’s Transylvania
Surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains, the town of Brasov has now become Transylvania’s second largest city but prides itself in maintaining a small-town feel. The town boasts medieval watchtowers, spired churches and of course forested…
Why Visit Amsterdam
If you are travelling from the UK it couldn’t be easier, especially with the launch of the direct train service from the UK to Amsterdam on the Eurostar this year. Fares start from just £35 one way and the train journey takes less than 4 hours. If taking the train isn’t for you…
10 Reasons To Visit Norway
During the summer months for several weeks, the sun never sets above the Arctic Circle giving a spectacular reddish yellow light to all of it’s surroundings. Aurora Boralis On top of everyone’s bucket list is to see the Aurora Boralis dance across the…
Why Visit Italy
The city of Venice is set across a group of 118 islands in a small lagoon separated by canals and linked by 400 bridges. It does not have any roads, just canals including the Grand Canal, lined with Renaissance and Gothic Palaces. Venice and its Lagoon was…
What Is Iceland’s Golden Circle?
It has been a national park in Iceland since 1930 and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2004. Thingvellir National park is located in the southwest of Iceland, and is approximately 35 square miles. The park lies in…





