
Travel Blog
The Salzburg Hotel You Need to Stay In
So you’ve scored great flights to Salzburg, but now you need to find a great Salzburg hotel? Located just outside of the City Centre – easily accessible by bus – is the family-run Hotel Tunerwirt that resembles something from a fairy tale. While this Salzburg Hotel may only be 3*, it’s 7.8 score on Booking.com and...Continue reading→
The Best Belfast Restaurants for Gluten Free
For me, Belfast was a girly retreat and a chance to eat without guilt and drink like the Irish. But for my friend, suffering with severe IBS and in the process of a low FODMAP diet, the weekend was going to be worrisome. But her fears wilted when she learned of our dining arrangements, at...Continue reading→
What Not To Miss in Salzburg
Forget singing in the hills, here are five things to do in Salzburg that you shouldn’t miss during your visit. First things first, get yourself a Salzburg Card because many of the things to do in Salzburg are free of charge with the card – I saved over 100 euros with mine! These aren’t the only...Continue reading→
Four things to do in Hallstatt
Do you believe in fairy tales? These four things to do in Hallstatt are sure to make you feel like you’ve stepped into the pages of a fairy tale novel. If you haven’t added Hallstatt to your Austria itinerary, well here’s four reasons why you should. *This article may contain affiliate links, click here for...Continue reading→
How to get from Salzburg to Hallstatt
Before setting foot in Austria, I just knew that Hallstatt had to be on the itinerary, lured in by its fairy tale charm, and getting from Salzburg to Hallstatt was so simple and affordable, that I’d highly recommend a visit. After doing some research, it became apparent that there were three options to get there:...Continue reading→
The Algarve Town You Need to Visit
Dramatic cliff faces, blue waters, a fascinating history and year-round surfing – that’s Sagres. Not Portugal’s premium lager, but the Algarve town once thought to be the end of the world. *This article may contain affiliate links, click here for more information. A voyage of discovery Before the 15th Century, Europeans believed Sagres – more specifically...Continue reading→
Tale as Old as Time Beauty and the Beast Afternoon Tea at the Town House Kensington
Be our guest, be our guest, put our service to the test, tie your napkin ’round your neck, cherie, and we’ll provide the rest. And that’s exactly what happened at The Town House Kensington‘s Tale as Old as Time Beauty and the Beast afternoon tea. Disclaimer: This experience is no longer available and has been replaced...Continue reading→
How to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of those over-popularised places that you kind of have to see. But there isn’t a whole lot else there so if you have the time, I’d recommend a half day visit from Florence. *This article may contain affiliate links, click here for more information. Getting to Pisa from...Continue reading→
Going on Holiday Alone: How to Survive your First solo trip
So you’re going on holiday alone huh? Or you’re thinking about it… well I, a quarter-centurion+1, recently took my first solo trip and I’m here to pass on some words of wisdom. *This article may contain affiliate links, click here for more information. Make Your Safety a Priority Safety is most likely going to be...Continue reading→
How to spend half a day in Burano
While there’s plenty to do in Venice, a half day to Burano is a definite must-do – especially for some Insta-worthy shots. You shouldn’t need more than a few hours there as it’s a relatively small island, and while I didn’t, there’s always the option to stop by Murano too. I didn’t do much research...Continue reading→