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Whether you are an absolute theatre brat or simply love the spectacle as a causal viewer, ticking off your watch list of the most incredible musicals in London is the easiest activity to indulge in in the city. Wandering the West End provides a vibrant night out on the town for locals and visitors alike, …
The 150 km long coastline depicting Portugal’s southernmost point is one of the most stunning parts of Europe. Here, Mediterranean vacations come to life through golden beaches, dramatic rock formations, beautiful nature parks and impressive architecture. As such, any good Algarve itinerary would be bursting with attractions and activities to explore and indulge in – …
Along the coast of the quaint fishing village of Benagil, within the gorgeous town of Carvoeiro, lies a remarkable collection of unique sea caves rising from the cool Atlantic waters. The picturesque setting is one of the most notable of the Algarve region in Portugal, and the grand Benagil Cave with its natural skylight is the …
Read on to find list of great vegetarian restaurants in Faro. Even though I’m not the biggest foodie, one of my favourite things to do while travelling is trying the local cuisine. You can bet I spent hours stuffing my face with patatas bravas and sipping sangria in Barcelona and treating myself to colourful collections …
If you fly into Faro and happen to sit on the right-hand side of the plane, you will receive your first glimpse of the impressive Ria Formosa Nature Park, one of the greatest gems of the region. Stretching for 60km along the Algarve coast, the bird’s eye view is a magical one, but will not prepare you …
Although not as popular when compared to the likes of Albufeira and Lagos, the capital of Portugal’s Algarve region, Faro, is undoubtedly one of the most enchanting places to explore. While most travellers to Algarve have their eyes set on golden sands and striking rock formations, the ones that make time for Faro are charmed …
From the regal residences in Windsor to the ancient fortresses of the Cotswolds, England’s royal heritage does more than dominate history books and period dramas – it graces the pages of millions of bucket lists. Hardly anyone visits this island nation and resists their temptation for frolicking in perfect gardens and wandering the extravagant rooms …
Every city has its own unique vibe. London is fast-paced, energetic, and a space where a millennium of history blends with modern wonders. It is one of those destinations where hundreds of new attractions and activities pop up every day, but amongst every new bar, art exhibit or tearoom – the one thing that will never …
Famous for having more castles than any other city in the world and often referred to as the ‘City of Arcades’, Cardiff is a laid-back and quaint capital city situated on the southern coast of Wales that boasts a wide range of impressive sites and activities, while being perfect for 24 hours of sightseeing. The moment …
Set along River Medway in Southeast England, Rochester is one of the most underrated and beautiful places in Kent, with an array of things to do. A favoured destination of Charles Dickens, who owned nearby Gads Hill Place and based many of his novels on the area, Rochester blends quiet history with natural beauty. It is a great …