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Rome Highlights: This article features our 2 day Walking Map Of Rome Tourist Attractions, as well as a round up and photos of what you’ll see following that 2 day route. Plus our more complete Rome Tour map – features 60+ attractions, restaurants and more. Our Walking Map Of Rome Tourist Attractions below gives you 2 single day walking routes – so even if you only have 24 hours, you could …
Moldova is a country that isn’t necessarily part of the standard European tourist itinerary just yet. But if you are a lover of wine then planning a trip to do a Moldova Wine Tour is 100% a must. This part of Europe offers incredible local food, traditional hospitality and a Moldova wine cellar that is a Guinness World Record holder. Moldova Wine – a short history Moldova is situated in …
Top Things To Do In Bologna Italy: Our Bologna Travel Guide to the best Bologna attractions, Bologna food experiences, the best pasta in Bologna, food tours, Bologna markets, the best pizza Bologna, nightlife and live music. Plus more. 35+ ideas for what to do in Bologna for your next trip or long weekend in Italy. And every item on this list is included on our interactive free Emilia Romagna map, …
Mercato Centrale Roma – Central Market Rome. Step inside Italian food paradise on your next trip to Rome. “When food is prepared with high quality ingredients by the hands of expert and passionate food artisans it is always good” This quote is so true for so many different cuisines around the world but especially true for Italian food. Italy has such a long tradition of using only the very best, fresh …
Wondering what to do in Bucharest? Bucharest Romania is not really a place that is on most people’s European travel itinerary (yet), and I honestly can’t figure out why. At a glance, it might look like any other post-communist city, but it really is so much more than that. It is a place that had me in awe of the stunning buildings, the vast gardens and the friendliness of the locals …
In this post we’ve put together some of the best Day Trips From Bologna, an easy guide to get out and explore some of Italy’s most beautiful countryside and dare we say, it’s tastiest region. “You may have the universe if I may have Italy” – Giuseppe Verdi As a man who was born and bred in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy Verdi knew what he was talking about. …
Looking for things to do in Vienna? Turns out there is a lot more to Vienna than a crowded tourist centre full of stunning architecture. We discover some alternative things to do in Vienna… In this article, we eat our way through some Viennese classics but also discover some unexpected flavours… We experience Vienna’s 19th century Prater amusement park in a unique way that few others have… Plus our Vienna …
Twice voted cultural capital of Latin America, Merida Mexico is a lively city full of food and fun just waiting to be discovered. This ultimate mega guide gives you the Cliffnotes on everything you could possibly need for a short trip – from things to do, to what to eat, and best beaches and Mayan ruins nearby – and much more!
NEW UPDATE FOR 2014. Ping pong show Bangkok: How to find them, prices, avoiding touts and extra fees, how much to tip and the reality of the shows.
The mountain city of Chiang Mai has been growing in popularity among travellers for many years. We originally visited this funky place back in 2011 and loved it so much we came back in 2015 to spend a few months living there in amongst the booming digital nomad and travel blogger community. Due to this large community of digital nomads in Chiang Mai there are plenty of bloggers, entrepreneurs and travellers that …
Lets face it – Indonesia is a fun place. There are numerous activities all across it’s 17,000+ islands to keep you occupied, from snorkelling and scuba diving, to exploring ancient temples to eating nasi goring until your stomach hurts. mmmm nasi goring! Today we are going to focus on the island of Java and the up and coming tourist hot spot city Yogyakarta, or Jogja for short. While in Jogja I …
“No one is born a great cook , one learns by doing” Julia Childs It’s one of the traveling foodie experiences we love the most – cooking classes. What can possibly be better than learning from a professional cook or chef how to make the local cuisine? It’s way up there on our ‘Must Do’ list in any country we visit….and Georgia was no different. We had been told about …
