Tag Archives: Culture
The 5 best things about Europe at Christmas time
The magic of Christmas in Europe brings about an abundance of fantastic things to do, taste and 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 can truly celebrate the […]
Exploring European coffee culture in winter
Black, bitter, milky or sweet, coffee is the hot drink of choice! It dominates the morning hour worldwide. It can also offer the perfect way to stay energized while travelling! This is especially the case in winter time . As the cooler months begin in Europe, cosy cafés and European coffee are a great way […]
The 24 best things to do in Japan!
Japan is unlike any other destination in the world. The ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ is an exciting mix of old and new; of ancient temples and modern metropolises. It is a place where tradition meets modernity in an intoxicating way. As soon as you arrive, Japan will grab your full attention and stay in […]
10 Reasons why you should book a tour to Europe
Travelling to Europe is a true adventure! The continent is filled with diverse countries, cultures, cuisines, history and languages making a trip to Europe educational, inspiring and just plain fun! It’s no secret that we love European travel and offer several Expat Explore travel packages around Europe! Here are 10 reasons why you should book […]
The world’s best quirky museums
One of the best ways to learn more about a destination you’re travelling to is by visiting a local museum. Museums offer a fascinating insight into various histories, cultures and lifestyles. They’re educational, relaxing and often incredibly important in regards to preserving cultural heritage. However, we’re not here to tell you about large National History […]
A concise guide: The Carnival of Venice
The Carnival of Venice is an annual Italian spectacle that sees locals and visitors alike don fabulous masks and take to the streets to parade their costumes! This al fresco festival commences about two weeks before Ash Wednesday and ends on the Shrove Tuesday, just in time for the first day of Lenten season. This […]
