Planning to travel China by high-speed rail? This guide explains exactly how foreigners can book bullet trains in China using Trip.com and 12306, including when tickets go on sale, how the booking system works, what the Trip.com success percentage actually means, and how to avoid common mistakes with stations, seat classes, and peak travel periods.... Continue Reading →
If you’re hunting for the Best Sunset Spot in Gran Canaria, this one deserves a serious place on your list. We didn’t plan to stop at Mirador Astronómico de la Degollada de las Yeguas. It wasn’t saved on Google Maps or hyped up beforehand. We were driving back to base on day one of our Gran Canaria... Continue Reading →
Your Ultimate Ireland Road Trip Guide for 2026. Important stops, Place you MUST visit, and inspiration for where to stay in Ireland
Discover 7 cheap things to do in Copenhagen with this budget-friendly city guide. Copenhagen is a chill city to explore, especially in winter with fewer crowds. Hit places like Nyhavn and Freetown Christiania for good vibes.
Cologne captivates with its historic charm and budget-friendly attractions. Explore the charming neighborhoods, enjoy local Kölsch beer, and indulge in affordable eats while soaking up the vibrant culture. This is the 7 BEST Cheap Things to Do in Cologne Germany
My 12 Year Love Affair with Rome Turned Into a Rome Travel Guide I first came to Rome in 2013 on an interrail route that took me from Amsterdam to Dubrovnik. My pal Jenny (who I was going to meet later in Dubrovnik) messaged me one afternoon to say her friends were also in Rome... Continue Reading →
There’s something incredibly satisfying about hopping countries before lunchtime. One minute you’re eating cornetti in Bologna, the next you’re standing on a medieval mountaintop in an entirely different nation. San Marino isn’t just a novelty tick-box - it’s a historic fairytale of stone towers, narrow streets and Adriatic views that stretch for days. We did... Continue Reading →
Skip the guidebooks and go ninja hunting through Valencia’s old town. Local artist David de Limón has scattered masked street-art ninjas across El Carmen and Ciutat Vella, turning the city into an open-air treasure hunt. It’s playful, creative, and a cracking way to see a different side of Valencia on foot.
Ljubljana unfolded slowly - a city of soft rain, proud dragons, and quiet magic. We came for a day, stayed for the feeling. Between café corners, castle climbs, and one unforgettable night at Klub Tiffany, Slovenia’s capital gave us a story worth retelling. This was country number 40 - and it left a mark.
Zagreb had been on the wishlist for ages. I’d always pictured myself wandering pastel streets with a coffee in hand, making a beeline for that jaw-dropping tiled roof at St Mark’s. So when the trip finally happened, we were buzzing. Now, did everything go to plan? Absolutely not. Half the big-name sights were either closed or under scaffolding, and our timing was a bit tragic. But, that’s part of what made it memorable. We built our own little intro-to-Zagreb walking tour, stumbled across local markets bursting with oddities, and fell head over heels for Bread Club - still dreaming about those pastries. Zagreb had its hiccups, sure, but the charm more than made up for the chaos-free (but delightfully unpredictable) ride.
