Eastern Europe is becoming trendier by the day… with a buzzing art scene, heaps of culture, delicious national dishes and architecture a plenty, where should you start? Here are our top 10 things to do in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn.
Oslo is a historical mecca with remnants of Norwegian culture at every street corner. It can be overwhelming trying to see it all particularly if you have only a brief affair with this rich and happening city. We decided to tackle the city in just 24 hours using the Oslo Pass. Prepare to put on your running shoes for an active day of exploring Oslo…
Going on an adventure is one of the best ways to unwind and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. And what better way to truly escape than by diving into the deep blue of the Mediterranean islands of Malta & Gozo?
When someone says beach, you probably think of the white sands of Portugal, the turtle-infested waters of the Greek Islands, the surf hotspots in France… But what about fish and chips soaked in vinegar and eaten straight from the paper? Dripping 99s drizzled with raspberry sauce and topped with a flake from the ice cream van? There’s a lot to love about a trip to the British seaside.
Introducing John Early, a.k.a. The Modern Nomad! From backpacker to published author, we find out how John’s life was turned upside down (and back again) by the wonderful world of travel…
Long days of warm sunshine, picture-perfect landscapes everywhere you look and some of the friendliest people on Earth… If you love adventure that is seeped in history and great sights, then you have to take a trip to the islands of Malta and Gozo!
Located in the far north of England lies a small historical town called Keswick that is part of the beautiful, lush green Lake District.
When backpacking it can be hard to find the ‘perfect travel buddy’. However if your travel partner is your bestie, is there a chance your friendship could be ruined once you hit the road? Intrepid explorer and Europe Backpacker writer Laura Bushby tells all…
The Cinque Terre is a popular tourist attraction on the North West coast of Italy. Its quaint villages and cooling swimming spots are a favourite for people travelling through Italy. The villages are small, unique and colourful, linked together by picturesque winding tracks… This guide will give you all the essential advice and tips needed to help you to conquer the great Italian coast that is the Cinque Terre.
We interview the man more interested in derelict buildings than tourist hotspots: aka Darmon Richter of The Bohemian Blog.
