The most incredible depiction of Marrakech, and the biggest draw, is the night markets of Djaama El-Fna Square. They’re the stuff of incredible photos, films, novels and legends, but there’s also another word for them – overwhelming. From snake charmers, to monkey handlers, to wandering tortoises, to teeth pullers and henna tattooists, the Djaama El-Fna […]
Borough Market, London
Almost overwhelming for many first time visitors, Borough Market is a beautiful vision of fresh produce. The market has long been one of my favourite markets in London for its fine fresh and interesting English and International produce. The area of Borough has had a strong association with food markets for a very long time […]
How To Get Back Into Snowboarding
I’ve been snowboarding on 2 or 3 separate occasions. After the last time I felt like I was just getting to the stage where I was comfortable on the board, that was four years ago. When a snow press trip came along I was extremely excited to get the opportunity to return to Chamonix in France […]
Barcelona Nightlife – 1 City, 3 Distinct Scenes
I’ve always said that this city was a great place for chameleons, but even a better place for night owls. Myself, being a mixed breed of the two, I love life in Barcelona, especially the life after the sun goes down. Here’s a quick reference guide of where to go from dusk til dawn, including […]
Things to do in Bruges
If you’re planning a trip to Bruges, brace yourself for fine classic architecture, plenty of culture and history. Bruges is a charming Flemish city and is often referred to as ‘The Venice of the North’ as it’s canals offer the perfect place to take an afternoon stroll. City may not offer attractions for thrill seekers […]
Koh Yao Noi, A Reluctant Review
When it comes to travel, can you be selfish? Can I keep special certain places to myself, or is it even more immoral because I am a travel blogger? Don’t I have to share everything; the good, the bad and the ugly? Well, I have often wondered this and in the case of the Thai […]
Things to do in Toledo, Spain
Toledo is one of the oldest cities in Europe and it is a great day escape from Madrid alongside popular Avila, Segovia and El Escorial day tours. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986, the medieval fortress city of Toledo was the capital of the Spanish empire until mid 1500s before it had been moved […]
Coyote Ugly Saloon
I don’t know if it needs a presentation but the tale is still worth sharing. The famous Coyote Ugly Saloon was born from a great life story, Lil’s story which sounds pretty much like this: Lil was born in NYC in a middle class family, she attended a Catholic High School surrounded by rich students while […]
Things to see and do in Madrid
I recently moved to London and I’m enjoying being able to take weekend city breaks whenever I have time off work. Sometimes a little bit too much when it comes to checking my bank balance. My latest city break was in lovely Madrid where a close friend of mine lives who I haven’t seen for years. […]
Marsella Bar – Barcelona
Little round tables, faded mirrors, wooden walls yellowed by tobacco and decorated with ancient pictures, dusty bottles placed randomly in an old-fashioned bar, Victorian chandeliers and a lot of history under the flayed ceiling – this is Marsella, the oldest bar in Barcelona. An Artist’s Absinthe Hangout I don’t know how true a legend can […]
Anita Bar (Ca N' Anneta), Ibiza
Located in Sant Carlos tiny village (near Santa Eularia), right next to the Sant Carles de Peralta church, the old bar is the most famous and the most beloved tavern in Ibiza.
15 Reasons To Visit Armenia
Ever thought about visiting Armenia? Need some inspiration? Hasmik Grigorian outlines her 15 reasons to visit this historical European country. 15 reasons to visit Armenia: 1. Mount Ararat To see the most beautiful mountain in the world – biblical Mount Ararat, the highest mountain in the world from its base (not sea level), where the Noah’s […]