When a weekend morning entails queuing at a cafe for an hour where no reservations are taken or stumbling out of an eatery after two solid hours of prosecco, bellinis or bloody marys, it’s pretty safe to say that you’ve reached the epitome of “brunching” in London.
An early morning hike up to the top of Arthur’s Seat deserves a reward. So after enjoying the panoramic views of the city, we say you deserve a coffee or two and perhaps even a slice of cake.
In this modern day and age where technology is becoming smaller to make our lives go seemingly “faster”, it’s a wonder that we are still fascinated with ancient history when life moved at a much slower pace. And nowhere are we more enchanted with at this moment than the medieval city of Dubrovnik.
If you’re a true believer in fairytales, then you may find one in Belgium. Hailed as “The Venice of the North” the cobbled lanes, historic towers and picturesque canals of Bruges make it a quintessential, European town.
The residents of Ghent will be the first to tell you that their city is an undiscovered jewel.
Large historic man-made pieces of architecture tend to be a major tourist drawcard for most cities and Mostar is no different. Often referred to as Bosnia and Herzegovina’s “cultural capital”, it’s the majestic reconstructed Stari Most (Old Bridge) that enchants visitors from around the world.
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