Europe and Middle East
THE FRENCH HORN. SONNING-ON-THAMES. A legendary restaurant with rooms.
There are hotels and restaurants which continually fall over themselves to update their rooms and menus – and many others whose loyal clientèle tells them: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Judging by the packed dining room on a rainy midweek afternoon out of season, The French Horn has wisely decided to adopt the latter course.
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Exploring Slovenia. Discover a beautiful country waiting with open arms.
Shoemakers Bridge was looking particularly pretty in its Christmas party dress, all lit up and sending out fine festive feelings to the folk in Ljubljana Slovenia.. Remarkably different from its former role as the location for dunking misbehaving bakers into the cold murky Ljubljanica river back in the middle ages.
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Quinta Do Lago and Paul McGinley. Fantastic golf offer for four friends.
Quinta Do Lago and Paul McGinley Offer ‘Best Four ball Ever’ competition.
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Saint George Lycabettus Hotel. High up overlooking magnificent Athens.
Mount Lycabettus which is where you’ll find St. George Lycabettus Hotel has quite a lot going for it. For one thing, it’s the highest point in Athens so you can imagine what the views are like, and it’s mythical past is not to be sneered at either having been the property of Athena at one time, the goddess from whence the city takes its name.
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GB Roof Garden Restaurant. Hotel Grand Bretagne in magnificent Athens
Being a God in mythical Athens must have been a busy business, as almost everything in this city has been put there by one god or another be it mountain, river or temple. I was feeling particularly god like myself, perched as I was high up in the GB Roof Garden Restaurant at the top of the Grand Bretagne Hotel with all of Athens laid out below me.
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Tallinn. Too tempting to miss.
Tallinn’s Old Town is a chocolate box beautiful, perfectly preserved 13th century medieval port town with genuine cobbled streets, wooden beamed merchant houses, windy lanes and tiny hidden courtyards.
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