Tag Archives: Culture
Top things to do in Bergen, Norway
The city of Bergen is a beautiful, historic city, set on the western shores of Norway. It’s a favourite amongst tourists travelling in the region, thanks to its dreamy Scandinavian atmosphere and picturesque scenery. Bergen is a relatively small city and an ideal destination for exploring on foot. This Bergen travel guide breaks down what […]
Discover the best 24 hours in Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is a colourful and enticing city that is on the list of any intrepid traveller! This energetic capital of Portugal is filled with a captivating history and culture, and is a wonderful place to spend some time when discovering Portugal and all its magic! Unforgettable Lisboa, as it’s locally known, offers visitors delicious food, […]
10 Reasons why you should book a tour to Europe
Travelling to Europe is such an adventure! Why is it not a rite of passage for every single person around the world? Travelling is educational, inspiring and just plain fun! Here are some of the reasons why we offer so many travel packages around Europe… 1. You get to walk amidst living history Civilisation in […]
The 5 best things about Europe at Christmas time
The magic of Christmas in Europe brings about an abundance of fantastic things to do, things to taste and things to see! From white, fluffy snow in the Swiss Alps, to sipping on Belgian hot chocolate at a roadside café or, wandering through a Christmas Market in Germany. Europe is the one continent where you […]
The Vatican State: A country in the heart of Rome
Even though it’s the smallest country in the world (covering just over 100 acres), the Vatican City is one of the world’s most important religious sites, governed as an absolute monarchy with the pope at its head. Over 5 million people visit the Sistine Chapel inside the Vatican each year. Nestled in the heart of […]
Historic Landmarks: The Leaning Tower of Pisa
The Leaning Tower of Pisa is arguably one of Europe’s most recognisable landmarks – no visit to Italy would be complete without a cheesy photograph of you and your fellow travellers playing with perspective while ‘holding up’ the tower. But what’s the deal with the lean and what was the tower originally intended for? Read […]
