When walking through Zurich one might think they are in Heaven. The blue river Limmat combined with the blue sky and a skyline dominated by goth style cathedrals make you never want to leave. I heard someone say once, Switzerland is a country where there are no poor people. And indeed, that is the case […]
Flight travel has become a commodity and in many respects the main way to travel especially across long distances. In the past, a journey taking you 4 days to go from London to Paris might have been just normal but not by today’s standards. Read below some of our tips on how to get the
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London is a big city and there are plenty of things to do and see as we have described in this article about London. We live in London and we know it could be expensive but thankfully there are lots of things one can do for free. In this article, we are outlining our top
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All religions have a geographical place of worship reference. If the I.T. industry were ever to be a religion, its holiest city would definitely be San Francisco. This tech capital of the world, a cultural and economic power house of the U.S. is definitely a jewel of the California State. Read more below why San
If you are looking for a weekend break or a longer weekend escape, then Copenhagen might just be the place to visit. We were there for three days and were able to visit places such as Nyhavn, Rosenborg Castle, Amalienborg, Carlsberg’s brewery, Christiania, Tivoli Gardens and even did a day trip to Malmö in Sweden.
Sinaia, the famous mountainous city where the Royal Aldovian Romanian ( 😉 ) family reside. Although, Netflix seems to have brought international fame to this mountain resort by choosing it for its famous Christmas movies, Sinaia has always enjoyed the spotlight when it comes to attention. Read more below why Sinaia is a Romanian city
Ah yes, skiing. I once remember one of my former managers saying: “If there is a hospital at the finish line then this is a sport I don’t wanna’ do.” And he probably was right however, a large proportion of us would still go skiing year after year. And as many of us are always
As we dash off into the Festive Season and pour another glass of port or sherry and snack one more chorizo infused cheesy chicken canape, I’m reminded of a few things. Mariah Carey’s “All I want for Christmas” (sorry), hearty family meals and… Christmas markets. And sure, whilst the Germans were the first to introduce
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If Bratislava were ever a person it would be that kid in class that stood in-between the two tough guys in class called Vienna and Budapest and somehow managed to befriend them. And that would be a fair representation of this picturesque and endearing capital. Read more below about our trip to Bratislava and how
Ah yes, Vienna. Our stories have brought us here. Walking down the streets of Vienna with its marvellous architecture you could almost hear Johann Strauss conducting The Blue Danube as you pass by these majestic buildings. Once a small Roman fort to guard the Empire from German incursions it later became the capital of the
