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15 Student Friendly Holiday Destinations In Europe
Travelling as a student is complicated. On one hand, you’ve got months of holiday and so much time to explore the world, alongside free entrance or reduced prices to attractions and experiences, but on the other hand – you’re probably broke. However, if you do a little research and a lot of budgeting, it is completely possible to plan a a fun holiday – whether it be a day trip and a few days away. I did it, and I believe you can too! So, I am going to share with you a list of 15 student friendly holiday destinations for students in England, but you can totally be inspired…
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Hiking The White Cliffs Of Dover
Are you ready to begin hiking the white cliffs of Dover and be rewarded with a paradise of scenic views? The sea is calm tonight. The tide is full, the moon lies fair Upon the straits; on the French coast the light Gleams and is gone; the cliffs of England stand, – Dover Beach, Matthew Arnold The nerd in me has wanted to visit Dover ever since I came across Matthew Arnold’s Dover Beach a couple of years ago. After reading the first four lines of this post, can you blame me? Dover is a captivating destination in southeastern England that has inspired people for centuries with its glimmering waters…
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All Things Shakespeare In Stratford-Upon-Avon
There are so many fascinating things to do in Stratford-Upon-Avon, so as its most famous resident would say, to go or not to go… that is the question. Stratford Upon Avon is and will forever be the town of Shakespeare. Everywhere you turn, a rich history embraces resident and visitors, whether it’s through the architecture or something as simple as a street name. It is here that poetry, prose, and plays bring things to life, but beauty goes beyond the page and romance is the anthem of the medieval market town. While some trips leave you in awe of nature’s beauty or leave you rejuvenated, a weekend getaway to Stratford leaves your mind…
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The Van Gogh Immersive Experience
Here is everything you need to know about the magic of the Van Gogh Immersive Experience. London has so much to offer travellers. Whether the city reminds you of stunning cafes, expansive parks, fantastic architecture, bustling nightlife, or more traditional attractions such as the London Eye, this lively metropolis never leaves anyone bored. However, with that comes anxiety and feeling overwhelmed about what you must explore, especially if you don’t live in or around the area. What also doesn’t help is the fact that many attractions are seasonal. A travel guide to London would be an endless list of opportunities and simultaneous confusions, so I am not even going to…
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Six Attractions To Explore In Rugby, Warwickshire
My trip to Rugby, Warwickshire was spontaneous and a random choice, but I did come across six lovely attractions to explore in one day. I’m not too sure what I was expecting, but when I got off the train, I was a little surprised about how quaint the town really is. It seems like a place where everyone would know everyone, and within the few hours I had to explore, I enjoyed the little taste I got of the small-town life. With massive rugby balls on almost every street, the place indeed prides itself on its long history with the popular sport. However, there is also much to see beyond…
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Thirteen Must-see Attractions In Oxford
Poet Matthew Arnold nicknamed Oxford the ‘City of Dreaming Spires’ due to the incredible architecture of the 38 colleges of the prestigious university in the city’s medieval centre. With such a description, it’s no wonder why this famous English city is one every traveller should visit at least once in their life. The attractions in Oxford are absolutely bucket list worthy. Walking through the cobblestoned streets within the main city centre feels like you’re stepping back in time. As the world continues to develop into glass and metals, forcing us to lose the charm of old brick structures and natural spaces, Oxford offers a glimpse into what we should be…
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The Best Spring Flowers From Around The World
Every year, as we emerge from a period of hibernation (whether you live in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere), spring brings promise of warmth and the ever-longing beauty of flourishing nature. Spring travellers are often enthralled by nature, exploring the world in search of flowers, forests, fields and fun because it provides the opportunity to fully appreciate our surroundings. One of the best ways to do this, is by visiting the best spring flowers from around the world. From the UK to Australia and Morocco to Hawaii, there is are so many blooms to adore. The beauty of our planet never ceases to amaze me, and although I don’t know…
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Experiencing Snowfall For The First Time
To see something for the first time, is to see it in its purest and most magical form of beauty. That’s how I felt experiencing snowfall for the first time. While I have experienced settled snow before, I had never experienced snowfall and have it settle inches high all at once until just a few days ago. It is a tale as old as time, but I did not know what it was like to walk through thick layers of snow while it fell from the sky and covered everything in sight to create a breath-taking wonderland. I woke to darkness, but the stars had disappeared, and moonlight only lingered.…
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Wander Through The Historic Attractions In Warwick, England
Wandering through Warwick feels like being transported back to Medieval England as every turn you take brings you face to face with incredible historic attractions. Even after suffering from a devastating fire in 1694 that destroyed most buildings, the town carefully reconstructed itself and has retained its old English allure. So much of the world is developing into skyscrapers and glass buildings, and while there are benefits to such architecture, losing the charm of old brick buildings is tragic. Therefore, take advantage of the beautiful, historic beauty that Warwick still has to offer before it is too late. Travel and Accommodation In Warwick The best way to get to Warwick is by…
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Free Things To Do In Royal Leamington Spa
Small towns are always serve as perfect destinations for affordable seasonal cheer. When the cold settles in and mulled wine starts flowing, joy spreads to even the biggest grinches on Santa’s wish list, while the warmth weather welcomes a familial atmosphere as strangers gather in parks and pubs to share the joys of sunlight. As such, there is no wrong time to explore, and Royal Leamington Spa should be on everyone’s list because there are so many beautiful free things to do in this quintessentially English town. Leamington Spa achieved ‘Royal’ status in 1838 by Queen Victoria and is one of only 3 towns in the United Kingdom with a ‘Royal’ prefix,…