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Travelling In Your 20s: Advice And Understanding Apprehension
Most people write such posts when nearing 30, which is fair enough. A decade of adulthood teaches you a lot about life. However, through years of exploring different cities, from Saigon to Santorini, and engaging with a variety of cultures, there is much I’ve learnt about travelling in your 20s or being a young traveller in general that can serve as valuable pieces of information and advice for any traveller at any stage in their life. Are you a sucker for disappearing on a weekend to seek out great food and thrilling adventure? How about challenging yourself to create life-long memories through life-changing experiences? Or… Do you feel the pressure…
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Vegetarian Food From Around The World That Every Traveller Should Taste
The beauty of travel is more than discovering stunning sites or engaging in thrilling outdoor adventure; it’s also about enjoying the simplicity of the most mundane of activities – eating. I would be lying if I said a city’s food scene is what I care most about when travelling, but this does not mean I do not love the opportunity to explore new cultures through their cuisine. Of course, as a vegetarian traveller, sometimes it’s difficult to try authentic local foods, but it is not impossible. There is an endless collection of vegetarian food from around the world that every traveller should try, and I am going to share some…
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The Royal Parks In London
With over 3000 parks of varying sizes and beautiful features, London is one of the greenest cities in the world. In fact, these lush spaces beloved by locals and tourists alike cover almost 18 per cent of the capital, which is more than the area covered by railways and roads combined. It’s, therefore, no surprise that you don’t necessarily have to leave the city’s bustling atmosphere behind if you want to find peace. Simply head over to your nearest royal park in London for anything as lovely as taking a scenic boat ride in Hyde Park to deer-spotting in the countryside of Richmond Park. The eight royal parks of London are…
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Ten Of The Greatest Things To Do Alone In London
When life is feeling hectic, London is rarely the place to make you feel calm. However, few have the luxury to jump on a plane and head to the stunning Algarve beaches or go island hoping in Greece whenever we choose, so finding peace in the English capital comes down to being a little creative. I personally find that one of the best ways to centre myself is by spending time exploring the fun things to do in London as a solo traveller. From reading in the royal parks or wandering the historic mews, exploring London alone is incredibly fun whether you’re a seasoned Londoner looking for an escape or new…
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Nine Travel Apps That Are Worth The Download
In the age of technology, there’s no denying that travel apps can be our best companions when on our adventures. It’s not just about using our phones to keep us safe, it’s also about having the tools to connect with our surrounding and building relationships in foreign environments with ease. I can’t live without Google Maps, even in my hometown, because I have absolutely no sense of direction, and Google Translate, despite its faults, is one of the best ways to communicate simple statements in local languages. Read on to discover some of my five favourite travel apps to have downloaded when travelling – you might be inspired to download…
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Free Things To Do In London In The Summer
There is no denying that London is a bank-balance-breaking city. £12 for diluted cocktails? Truly one of the worst things the city has to offer. However, amidst gut-wrenching costs, London is also one of the best places to spend hours enjoying an endless collection of free activities. The irony is revealing. Galleries, gardens and changing of the guard are just a few of the many free things to do in London that make locals and visitors appreciate the beauty of the English capital. Between the golden glow of sunrise and illuminating, twinkling lights of nightfall, you will find yourself mesmerised and rewriting the narrative of this sometimes misunderstood destination. It…
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The Ultimate Europe Bucket List For Nature Lovers
Skiing across the snowy Alps under bright blue skies and marvelling at the captivating northern lights are undoubtedly some of the best things to do while exploring Europe’s gorgeous natural landscapes. However, incredible experiences like these can be quite expensive, so as you save up for them, why not fill your Europe bucket list with other just as exciting, but more affordable, adventures? As a continent filled with easily accessible beauties stretching from the cool waters to high hills, you can find yourself surrounded by picture-perfect places featuring the right mix of heart-pumping and relaxing environments without breaking the bank. Discover the magic of the Mediterranean or the theatrical travertines…
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Quirky And Underrated Attractions In Prague
For a relatively small city, Prague is an expanding space of landmarks and attractions and truthfully, you can spend more than a weekend here and not get bored. Beyond the picturesque Charles Bridge and gorgeous Astronomical Clock, the Czech capital is filled with a range of quirky places to see as well! I am, of course, a total sucker for Europe’s historic beauty and centuries of tradition, but I also find that sometimes, the unusual contemporary attractions from the past few decades can be another wonderful way to soak up the culture of any city. Do you want to ride a ‘death elevator’ or relax in a ‘beer spa’? Well,…
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Magical Things To Do In Prague: Historic Features And Contemporary Attractions
Welcome to Prague – the gorgeous Czech capital that stretches from riverfronts to hilltops at the heart of Europe in a paradise of colourful architecture, rich history, and cultural heritage. Famed from everything as beautiful as its golden-stoned Old Town to the intriguing red-carpet event that took place to commemorate the opening of the first McDonald’s and the end of communism – the city is not one to miss on your tour of the continent. In its ‘rebirth’, a new generation of young, creative, entrepreneurial locals have reconnected with traditional Czech culture through food, fashion, art, and design, and brought intrigue to camera-wielding tourists and unweakened passion within wide-eyed travellers.…
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Exploring Keukenhof and Cycling The Bollenstreek Flower Routes
Perhaps the most notable things to do in Europe each spring season, is visiting South Holland when the region comes alive in colourful bloom from mid-March to early May. From the lively acres of world-famous Keukenhof, a.k.a. the garden of Europe, to the peaceful cycling routes of the beautiful Bollenstreek, these highlight attractions of the Netherlands at this time of the year are easy to fall in love with. Beginning with the various hues of crocus, followed by daffodils and hyacinths, and ending with the most desirable display of gorgeous tulips – the vast floral paradise here offers one the best Dutch adventures for nature lovers. Everything You Need To Know About…
