Europe and Middle East
Visiting Chernobyl. Can you safely explore the site of this nuclear accident?
Strange as it may seem, Chernobyl is now becoming a major tourist destination with over 25,000 visitors last year. Most people do a one day trip but you can stay longer if you want.
Read the full story hereLorenzo and Kakalamba Restaurant. Discover Belgrade’s quirky paradise.
Tucked away in a non-descript side street of Belgrade is an alternate universe. A place where nothing is what it seems to be. A place where you can leave your woes and stresses at the door and enter a world of bohemian bizarre or traditional Tuscan depending on which side of the fence you sit. This then, is the world of Lorenzo & Kakalamba.
Read the full story hereDiscovering Belgrade. Serbia’s wonderful capital is full of surprises.
Belgrade is a city well worth uncovering away from the obvious sights. So come with me away from the tourist hotspots and let’s discover Serbia’s capital.
Read the full story hereBluespoon Restaurant, Andaz Amsterdam. Discover Fantastic organic locally sourced fare.
Prinsengracht canal is bound to inspire the kind of rarefied culinary experience Bluespoon delivers on the ground floor of the Andaz Amsterdam.
Read the full story hereBiking in Burgundy. Sample and ride the famous EuroVelo 6 biking trail.
The EuroVelo 6 is a long distance cycle track running 2,270 miles along some of Europe’s major rivers. Rupert Parker tries a short stretch in Burgundy.
Read the full story hereWalking the Fjords of Norway. Discover majestic views.
I’m on my way to the top of Mount Hoven from the town of Loen, in Western Norway, and it takes me only 5 minutes to climb from sea level up to 1000m.
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