Paris has been described with many a cliche and if you look hard enough you may find a few but Paris can be something different to everyone. From it's world famous landmarks, to small romantic cafes down side streets and alley's it's hard not to love … [Read more]
When it comes to cities in the Northeastern part of the United States, New York City draws in the majority of visitors. This is only natural, as there is no place quite like New York. This being said, the Northeastern part of the U.S. is also home to … [Read more]
Beijing, the hub of communist political rule in China reflects the nations historical changes. Rapid modernisation sits alongside communist style monuments and gleaming towers showing the country's progress at the expense of it's historical past. … [Read more]
I'd been sent to Tenerife on press trip to see the alternative side of the island. Day three (Tenerife Trekking Part 1 and Trekking in Tenerife – Part 2) were published on TravelWithAMate.com) was a much more relaxed affair with much less trekking … [Read more]
The Korean war ended in 1953 after the United Nations and most noteably the United States pushed back the invading North Korean army. The country was split in two establishing a North/South border and the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). The zone stretches … [Read more]
We were heading to South Korea to experience the thrills of the Korean Grand Prix 2011 but before that we had a whole lot of Seoul to explore and a couple of tours to check out along the way. The team consisted of myself, Chris (@theaussienomad) and … [Read more]
Buenos Aires, a city that strives to be European but has a personality of it's own. Rich in culture and full of life, a visit to this South American city can offer more than you might expect. Excellent red wine and shockingly good steak, Buenos Aires … [Read more]
1. Grand Palace This impressive building complex was the official residence of the Thai Royal Family from the 1700s, and is still used regularly by the King. Many different buildings are housed in the complex. As the Grand Palace is one of the most … [Read more]
New York, the city that never sleeps. What can you say about this amazing city that hasn’t been said before? Well any trip to this diverse city will offer the traveler great cuisine, nightlife, entertainment and sight seeing. Here are some of the … [Read more]
I'd been invited aboard the British Pullman train by Orient Express at Victoria station in London. The trains carriages are described as "palaces on wheels" and are not only beautifully restored but also boast a wealth of history. Overall it makes … [Read more]
You've got your passport, comfortable walking shoes, plenty of underwear and plug adapters safely stowed in your Samsonsite. Ready to hit the road? Maybe not: here are five items you might not have thought to pack – but that could make a long trip … [Read more]
I’m on a mission to uncover some of London’s hidden gems, to encourage you to stray from well-trodden tourist trails and discover some overlooked corners of London. Just wandering a few minutes off a main road and you can stumble across something … [Read more]