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Milan, Italy’s fashion and design capital, is a vibrant city packed with incredible sights, delicious food, and buzzing energy. But just outside the city limits, a world of charming towns, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural gems awaits — perfect for day trips that offer a change of pace without too much travel time.
If you’re visiting Milan and want to explore be...
Switzerland’s capital, Bern, often feels like a city frozen in time, a place where medieval charm meets modern Swiss sophistication. Walking through its cobbled streets, flanked by centuries-old sandstone buildings, is like stepping into a beautifully preserved postcard. Despite being the political hub of the country, Bern has a relaxed, almost village-like a...
Hotels come in different flavours and varieties. Sometimes I just want a no-frills base, other times I want luxury, or even just a home away from home. However, I do love it when a hotel offers something completely different to what I’ve experienced before. This is where the Park Hotel comes in. It is sold as an art museum you can stay in, something which sounded rig...
When I’ve been abroad before, staying connected has always been an issue. Since 2016 in particular, when data roaming charges came into force in the EU due to Brexit, I’ve just relied on WiFi. This has been fine for some destinations, but that was before we booked Japan, a country which basically requires data in order to get around. We had heard a lot about Sim Local and wan...
Japan itinerary | 2 weeks in Japan | Tokyo Kyoto Osaka travel | Japan travel guide
Japan seems to be everywhere on social media at the moment. In the past year, the popularity of the country has skyrocketed for tourists and, having just spent 2 weeks in Japan, it isn’t hard to see why. It is a land where futuristic advancement meets traditional conservatism...
