Seville is the capital of southern Spains Andalusia region. It’s famous (amongst other things) for Flamenco dancing, its beautiful Gothic Cathedral, and having Europe’s oldest inhabited Royal Palace. Further, we can’t forget the beautiful weather…
View PostGrowing up I regularly visited my Grandparents on the South Coast of England, and have many fond memories of its pebbled beaches and hilly terrain. However, despite being well aware of the charm of this region, it’s taken me till now to visit its most well-known town: Brighton.
View PostLocated in the Western Lakes, Eskdale valley is one of the quietest parts of the Lake District, which can get busy with tourists and walkers on popular bank holiday weekends and throughout the summer. In…
View PostWith Roman structures dating back to 15 B.C, beautiful churches and narrow cobblestone streets, Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter takes you back in time. Couple this with trendy bars and an increasing ‘contemporary vibe’ and the neighbourhood quickly becomes the most interesting place to visit in the city! Thus, here are my 10 top things o do in the Gothic Quarter Barcelona…
View PostDo you ever feel the sudden need for a weekend away? Yeah me too! So after researching several destinations, I decided to go on a city break to the stunning city of Barcelona. The capital of Catalonia, and one of the most popular cities in Spain, Barcelona has so much to offer; you could easily spend a week in the city and not run out of things to do! However, if you can only spend 2 days in Barcelona, then I have the perfect itinerary suggestion that will help you make the most of your limited time. Further, I’ll be sharing tips I learnt during my own Barcelona weekend:
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