Time to Visit a City Re-born
Published: October 15, 2008
In the past, Glasgow may not have ranked very highly on the must see cities in Europe list but recent times have seen its reputation steadily climb. Much of what it has to offer is …
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Living it up in Los Angeles
Published: October 3, 2008
If you’re a first time visitor to the City of Angels you might feel somewhat overwhelmed at the mind boggling variety of things to do and places to see. From beautiful beaches, thrilling theme parks, …
Trace Dublin’s Literary Legends with a Trip to the Capital
Published: October 3, 2008
Home to three Nobel Prize winners and a plethora of internationally recognised writers, Dublin – the capital city of the Republic of Ireland – is globally renowned for its literary legends.
With many of the …
Going To The Zoo: A Day Out For All The Family
Published: September 17, 2008
Because of its close proximity to Liverpool, Chester is often overlooked as a tourist destination. The success of TV soap ‘Hollyoaks’ – which is set in a fictional suburb of Chester – has raised awareness …
Take a Summer Break in the UK
Published: September 16, 2008
There are endless opportunities when visiting the UK for an exciting summer break; whether as part of a family holiday or travelling on your own, there is something for everyone to enjoy. It doesn’t matter …
Dublin: The Home of Guinness
Published: September 6, 2008
They say that the further Guinness travels away from Dublin, the worse it tastes. Now whilst the more sceptical among us may put this down to overly-reminiscent Irish men and women who have simply been …
Hadrian Set to Conquer London, Again
Published: September 6, 2008
Roman Emperor Hadrian was a complex character. He once agonised at length whether grass felt pain when it was cut, but on the other hand he was quite happy to order the slaughter of men, …
Edinburgh: The Athens of the North
Published: September 6, 2008
Europe may be the second smallest continent in the world, but it is possibly one of the most diverse regions on earth.
The sheer variation in language, culture, architecture and even weather, makes Europe one …
Time for Tea in Beijing?
Published: September 6, 2008
The tea ceremony has been an integral facet of Chinese culture since the days of old Beijing and is one that remains popular within contemporary Chinese society. In centuries past, teahouses were at the …
An Unforgettable Stay in Georgetown Washington DC
Published: September 6, 2008
No tour of Washington D.C., the capital of the United States of America, is complete without a stay in Georgetown. Founded in 1751, the lively city of Georgetown is located along the Potomac River waterfront, …