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Hungary’s capital is a great European city to visit for a weekend or a short break. From sightseeing and shopping to bars and spas – here’s my guide on how to spend 48 hours in Budapest. Day 1: Discover the city’s famous landmarks Start your day one of your 48 hours in Budapest by going …
There are so many alternative places to go in Berlin. It’s gritty wonders go far beyond the confines of the average visitors well-trudged path. Forget the museums and the Brandenburg Gate. The city’s rich culture and unique vibe is most alive in the places undisturbed by the tour buses. From eccentric bars to independent art studios …
Here’s my guide to some of the most unusual and cool things to do in Lisbon – from restaurants and bars to shopping and sightseeing. 1. Ponto Final This lovely little restaurant is tucked away on the other side of the river Tagus – you’ll have to catch a ferry there. Set right on the …
Are you are staying in Prague for a little longer but feel like you’ve explored it all or are just looking for something a little different to do? Then it’s definitely worth heading off the beaten track to discover the city’s alternative artistic scene. If like me you love any kind of visual design, then …
Portugal’s capital is one of my favourite places in Europe. With it’s old world charm, riverside vibe, and lively buzz of a modern city, I could easily spend weeks there. However if you’re only heading to the city for a short break or weekend away, here’s my guide on how to best spend 48 hours …
You may think 48 hours in Prague might not be enough, certainly there are plenty of things to do in Prague to fill many weeks! But if a weekend if all you have, from sightseeing and art galleries to bars, restaurants and cafés, here’s my guide on how to best spend 48 hours in Prague. …
There’s more to Munich than the MarienPlatz, Englischer Garten and Hofbräuhaus. If you feel like you’ve seen it all, or are just looking for attractions away from the tourist crowds, here are four alternative things to do in Munich that will help you step off the beaten path. 1. Sarcletti Eiscafe This place makes some …
Just a short (and free) ferry ride across the IJ River lies Amsterdam ‘s newest cultural hotspot, NDSM Wharf (or NDSM Wherf). Originally a shipping yard, this world that time forgot wasteland has bloomed into a go-to place for the city’s creative crowd. Its abandoned buildings, taken over by artists and entrepreneurs alike, have been …
There’s plenty of alternative and unusual things to do in Budapest, as a city that’s full of both character and timeworn beauty. As a first time visitor, Budapest’s main tourist attractions are definitely worth seeing of course. The Parliment Building, Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion and Szechenyi Chain Bridge to name a few. But if you’re …
Lisbon has the most fantastic street art. And the best part -it’s everywhere. From the central district of Bairro Alto, to the old narrow lanes of Alfama, you only have to wander through the city’s streets to see amazing work from Portuguese and global street artists everywhere you go. The variety and amount of street …