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Motel One Salzburg Mirabell is a trendy, boutique design hotel that brings the best of Salzburg right to your doorstep. From the Mozart-inspired luxurious touches and cosy rooms, to panoramic views of the Austrian landscapes and within walking distance of the city’s main attractions, here is my full review of my recent stay at the stylish Motel One Salzburg Mirabell…
Overlooking the Baltic Sea, Finland is one of the most underrated countries in Europe. With a unique combination of quirky urbanity and peaceful nature, this is one of the most futuristic places in the world. It is no surprise then that Finland is the happiest country in the world!
Finland’s capital, Helsinki, is an archipelago of 330 islands by the Baltic Sea. Although Helsinki is an exciting destination all year round, winter is a surreal and magical time to visit. Here are my recommendations for the 17 top things to see and do, and why enjoying Finland’s winter landscape should be on your bucket list…
From its stylish rooms, quirky art and delicious Scandinavian breakfast, to its focus on promoting inclusivity, sustainability and wellbeing, Hotel Helka is a great place to stay in central Helsinki. Here’s a review from my recent stay at this colourful boutique art hotel…
Bob W Kluuvi is a sustainable and trendy new property in Helsinki, perfect for the 21st-century traveller. The luxurious apartments provide the local and authentic experience of an Airbnb, but with the standard and services of a lifestyle hotel. Bob is definitely the best host you could ask for, providing a five-star experience, whilst transitioning the world towards sustainable hospitality. Check out my review about my recent stay at the stylish Bob W Kluuvi…
Nuremberg is a historic picture-book town in Bavaria, south-east Germany. The city is filled with a rich heritage, majestic charm, medieval streets and fascinating museums. In the winter, Nuremberg is transformed into a sparkly fairytale, hosting one of the oldest and most famous Christmas markets in the world. As you will see from the photos, it snowed during my trip, which made the city look even more magical. Here are my top 20 picks for the best things to see and do in this Bavarian gem…
Located within the historic city walls and beneath the Imperial Castle, fittingly sits Hotel Agneshof. Part of the Sorat Hotel group, this is a beautiful boutique hotel which is unique for its location and hospitality. I have recently returned from my Christmas stay here – continue reading to see why this is the perfect hotel to choose in Nuremberg…
I have just returned from my trip to Nuremberg, Bavaria. I had a magical time, with snow falling, carol-singing and Christmas markets buzzing, during what is the most spectacular time of the year.
Nuremberg is considered to be home to the best Christmas markets in Germany (and the world), so this really is the best time to visit the city. From mid-November and throughout December, Nuremberg is transformed into a sparkly fairytale, and it hosts the oldest and most famous Christmas markets in the world. Here are my top picks…
London is looking more glamorous than ever this year, with stunning new Christmas displays gracing the capital. Here are my top picks for 2022 – be sure to check these out if you’re going to be in London this winter season…
Amsterdam is undoubtedly one of the most popular cities on Earth, well-known for its iconic canal system, the picturesque buildings stacked side-by-side, world-class museums, tasty food and a booming culture scene. Off the beaten path, are fascinating hidden gems, which should also be high-up your list of places to visit when in Amsterdam. Continue reading to see my compilation of the 25 top things to see and do, and how you can experience these ‘dam’ good vibes in this stunning Dutch capital…
During my recent trip to Amsterdam, I stayed at the Nadia Hotel. Situated in the historic quarter between the Royal Palace on Dam Square and the Westerkerk Church, this quaint, Dutch hotel is perfect for a city break.
