Bearing in mind its size, I’m going to put myself out there and say there’s few countries in the world as diverse as Georgia, which is why choosing just 9 of the best places to visit here has been tough! Situated at the edge of both the European and Asian continents, Georgia’s straddled position means […]
Category Archives: Europe
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Sep
Sep
I have to be honest, until about a year ago I had never even heard of Bohemian Switzerland… and that’s despite having travelled previously to the 2 major cities nearest to it – namely Dresden in Germany and Prague in the Czech Republic. And this may give you some idea of a) how off […]
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Sep
Sep
I think it’s fair to say Armenia is pretty off the beaten track. Which is why knowing these 18 things before you travel there is pretty useful! Indeed before I adventured here, there were just a handful of bloggers writing about this country online. So, after my amazing time there, I wanted to post an […]
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Aug
Aug
One of the absolute must-visit places in Georgia, Kazbegi has to be a key part of any itinerary to this country. Even if you only come to Georgia for a few days, you seriously need to make sure you get to Kazbegi. Prioritise it people! You will not regret it! An area in the high […]
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Aug
Aug
Heading to Armenia, but unsure how long you should travel there for? This perfect Amrneia itinerary will show you how to spend anything from 2 days to 2 weeks in this country, so read on for the perfect guide to your time in this country. Is it Asia, is it Europe? The Middle East? […]
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Jul
Jul
If you haven’t heard about Tbilisi, the buzzing capital of Georgia, then here’s the perfect guide to show you just what an amazing city it is! Hopefully it’ll convince you to book a flight to one of the top trending cities in Europe immediately! Because, honestly, that’s how passionately I feel about this fab capital […]
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Jul
Jul
Let’s be honest, Yerevan in Amernia is not one of those capital cities you often hear about! In fact, when I was looking at travelling to Armenia, I had to google the country in order to find out the name of its capital! A bit embarrassing I know, but maybe this will give you some […]
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May
May
Coastal Kent and Sussex were England’s most vulnerable counties to attack from those overseas for hundreds of years, so it’s probably no surprise for you to hear that both counties have more than their fair share of castles and fortresses. Whether they were built during the Norman Conquest of the 11th century or the relatively […]
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Apr
Apr
I started getting into my wines when I lived in Australia. I mean I’d always been a drinker of the stuff, just never really a connoisseur; yet in my life prior to travel blogging (when I managed restaurants around the world to fund my adventures) it became increasingly important that I learnt what I was […]
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Apr
Apr
Cornwall, so near yet so far away at the same time, it’s no surprise that this place was once a separate country! When you holiday here, you can see and feel the subtle differences in the landscape and culture everywhere you go… and it’s charming to say the least! It’s a lot like England, yet […]