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Founded by the Celts and built by the Romans, Exeter is a historic city with ancient influences blended with a vibrant modern twist. Impressive gothic architecture dominates the landscape whilst a host of trendy bars, inviting restaurants, bohemian cafes and pulsating clubs which dominate the nightlife in the University party town. Mix culture in with […]
If you want to be where the masses are not and you want to find a true secret hideaway, the last place you are likely to think about is Majorca. However, you may actually be very pleasantly surprised about places like Majorca, but also other standard destinations like mainland Spain and the Canary Islands. So […]
Barcelona is a captivating destination of picturesque beaches, abstract gothic architecture, and centuries of history. But of all the things to do in Barcelona, at its heart, it is a city that comes alive at night. Travellers from all over the world flock here with dreams of all-night extravaganzas – dancing till morning at one […]
One of the most romantic destinations in the world, the ancient Czech city of Prague features winding medieval streets, and a wide range of cathedrals and museums. The Old Town of the city is particularly defined by its Gothic architecture, while the city as a whole features extensive art galleries, museums, and open squares. A […]
Venice – this beautiful city, famous for it’s network of canals and gothic architecture is unfortunately also famous for being one of the more expensive cities in Europe to visit. It’s easier than you think however to plan a break on a budget, especially with cheap flights to the nearby town of Treviso. Photo by […]
If you are staying in Majorca and are expecting to see and do everything then you will need a lot more time than you may think. This is because there is so much to see and do that you may not fit it all in at the first try. Here are a few ideas of places to […]
In the heart of Milan stands huge dome, one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world – Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano). At its widest point measures 92 meters and is 157 metres long. Construction started in the 14th century under Duke Gian Galeazzo Visconti, but finished up by more than 500 years later. […]
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