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Remember the excitement of those never ending summer evenings, glass of wine in hand in a shiny new city? It had been awhile since I felt that rush of adrenaline walking into new city but the moment we arrived in Brno late last summer, I knew we would love it. One of the key highlights of the trip was the city’s incredible bar scene … during the summer, everyone was outdo...


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Eating and drinking in Bruges, as you will discover , is not the cheapest compared to other European cities but there some of my favourite cheap eats in Bruges, to help your budget stretch a little further.

Carrefour Picnic 1. Carrefour

Carrefour supermarket was my best friend when visiting Bruges. (  Throughout Bruges city centre the...


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I love Berlin but have always had a soft spot for Munich. I fell in love with the city on a random visit back in 2010 when I had the mission of visiting the city for just 15 hours as part of easyJet’s 15th birthday celebration. It was the last day of Oktoberfest and the city was just buzzing. I fell in love with its beautiful parks ( Munich has 5,680 acres of...


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Famous for being the wine capital of the world and surrounded by some of the world’s most famous vineyards plus being France’s second largest Atlantic port, Bordeaux has earned the reputation of being of one of the gastronomic capitals of the world. Unlike Paris, which can be more expensive, Bordeaux offers a diversity of cuisines and excelle...


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Derived from centuries of trading with the world, family recipes passed on through centuries, a strong connection to the land and sea thanks to its unique position at the meeting point of the Douro and the Atlantic and also thanks to the city’s proud working class roots, the food of Porto is soulful, bold and hearty. Choosing where eat in Porto is a hard task. Portugal, and t...


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