Lying along the Cote d’Azur but independent of France, the state of Monaco is 200 ha of class and fascination. The billionaires’ playground radiates affluence from world-famous casinos, iconic car races, yacht-filled docks and incredible architecture and lives up to every bit of its allure. However, amidst the black credit cards and million-euro cheques lies a fun reality – the country is a lovely place for ordinary travellers to explore, and there are quite a few affordable and free things to do in Monaco. A day trip to Monaco from nearby cities such as Nice and Cannes is one the most popular routes along this southern coast and should be…

The French Riviera is the international capital of luxury travel. The sparkling waters of the Mediterranean, vivid architecture, and lavish activities (everything from yachting to perfume production) offer idyllic holiday experiences amid extraordinary settings – although you don’t have to be wealthy to appreciate this glamourous paradise. The beauty of exploring the French Riviera is the incredible collection of cities and towns that are easy to access and fall in love with and the variety of activities to indulge in even when on a budget.  Brave the steep trails of Eze, marvel at the panoramic views from Villefranche-sur-Mer or wander the billionaire’s playground that is Monaco – no matter where you go, there is…

Located between the colour of Nice and the glamour of Monaco, the sleepy medieval village of Eze is a hilltop marvel in the French Riviera filled with exquisite beauty and attractions that charms visitors just as much as any other destination along this Mediterranean coast. A picture-perfect reflection of Medieval architecture complemented by stunning seaside views, lush green spaces, and beautiful boutiques, Eze was fortified in the 14th century and its mere 10 square kilometres greatly boosts the region’s cultural richness and historical significance. Spending a couple of hours here is all you need to appreciate its splendour, so don’t forget to add Eze to your French Riviera itinerary.  Travel and…

There is something unequivocally beautiful about the French Riviera. Perhaps it’s the gorgeous, glittering blue-green waters, colourful towns or the 300 days of sunshine. For me, it is the surprising serenity amidst summer crowds that made me fall in love with the region. Nice’s allure, in particular, is a paradise of midnight beach picnics, 6 am swims and lively markets that highlight many other amazing things to do in the city. As the precious and popular jewel of the Côte d’Azur, Nice is the heart and soul of travelling across the coast. It’s the perfect base for exploring towns and villages stretching from Menton to Cannes but contains its own…

For a relatively small city, Prague is an expanding space of landmarks and attractions and truthfully, you can spend more than a weekend here and not get bored. Beyond the picturesque Charles Bridge and gorgeous Astronomical Clock, the Czech capital is filled with a range of quirky places to see as well!  I am, of course, a total sucker for Europe’s historic beauty and centuries of tradition, but I also find that sometimes, the unusual contemporary attractions from the past few decades can be another wonderful way to soak up the culture of any city. Do you want to ride a ‘death elevator’ or relax in a ‘beer spa’? Well,…

Welcome to Prague – the gorgeous Czech capital that stretches from riverfronts to hilltops at the heart of Europe in a paradise of colourful architecture, rich history, and cultural heritage.  Famed from everything as beautiful as its golden-stoned Old Town to the intriguing red-carpet event that took place to commemorate the opening of the first McDonald’s and the end of communism – the city is not one to miss on your tour of the continent. In its ‘rebirth’, a new generation of young, creative, entrepreneurial locals have reconnected with traditional Czech culture through food, fashion, art, and design, and brought intrigue to camera-wielding tourists and unweakened passion within wide-eyed travellers.…

Perhaps the most notable things to do in Europe each spring season, is visiting South Holland when the region comes alive in colourful bloom from mid-March to early May. From the lively acres of world-famous Keukenhof, a.k.a. the garden of Europe, to the peaceful cycling routes of the beautiful Bollenstreek, these highlight attractions of the Netherlands at this time of the year are easy to fall in love with.  Beginning with the various hues of crocus, followed by daffodils and hyacinths, and ending with the most desirable display of gorgeous tulips – the vast floral paradise here offers one the best Dutch adventures for nature lovers. Everything You Need To Know About…

There is nothing I love more than a fabulous girls’ getaway, and some of the best ones are had while exploring cities in Europe. Amid the magnificent architecture of Vienna, the sweet sangria of Barcelona or the picturesque islands of the Venetian lagoon, you can find ways to reconnect and form new, everlasting memories that allow for love and friendship to flourish. Romanticising our holidays is something we all love to do and I’m a total sucker for doing this with the people in your life that can go from hiking in lush environments to sailing along crystal clear water or from wandering historical sites to drinking wine at sunset.…