Tag: Food
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Bologna: Discover Italy’s Delectable City For The Soul
Bologna—often overshadowed by the likes of Rome and Florence—turned out to be a truly delightful surprise during our recent Italian road trip. Nestled in the heart of Italy, Bologna feels like a city that hasn’t been overly polished for tourists. It has a welcoming, authentic charm, with layers of history, art, and food that completely… Read more
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Budapest: Secrets, Shadows, and the Spirit of the Danube
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a city where history, architecture, and vibrant modern life come together beautifully. We visited in November, when the crisp autumn air set the stage for a winter wonderland filled with the sights, sounds, and smells of the festive season. The Christmas markets were out in full force, offering mulled… Read more
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A Comprehensive Review of Lagoon Attitude Hotel, Mauritius
Located on the edge of the Anse la Raie lagoon on Mauritius’ north coast, Lagoon Attitude is an eco-conscious resort offering a tranquil escape with a good amount of luxury and a great staff team. It’s about an hour from the airport. From its sustainability efforts to its idyllic beachfront location, this hotel, for us,… Read more
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Review: The Lime Tree, Bollington
We recently visited The Lime Tree in Bollington, a small village on the Cheshire side of the Peak District, having been for a walk around White Nancy, a local hill! They offered a £35 three-course menu which provided excellent value for the standard of food on offer. The restaurant has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with… Read more
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Zadar: A Perfect Blend of History, Wine and Culture
Zadar, located on Croatia’s stunning Adriatic coast, is a city that punches well above its weight. It’s where ancient ruins, Roman architecture, and contemporary art converge, and the lively local scene blends seamlessly with its historical charm. Our three-night stay in this captivating city (though effectively just two full days, thanks to our late-night arrival)… Read more
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Restaurant Review: Maison Bagarre, Nantes
Located at 6 Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau in the heart of Nantes, Maison Bagarre offers an enjoyable mix of relaxed sophistication and modern design. We stayed just round the corner at Maisons du Monde Hôtel & Suites. We were seated upstairs in a mezzanine area, which had a bright and airy atmosphere, with sleek, contemporary… Read more
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Bar Postiguillo Tapas, Seville: A Hidden Gem for Tapas Lovers
If you’re in Seville and looking for a laid-back, authentic tapas experience, Bar Postiguillo Tapas is a must-visit. Nestled in the Arenal district, this unassuming gem has everything you want in a local eatery—rustic charm, mouthwatering dishes, and a great selection of drinks, all served up with a side of Andalusian warmth. We stumbled upon… Read more
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Restaurant La Marquière: Carcassonne
If you’re in Carcassonne and looking for a place to celebrate, or just for somewhere really good to eat, Restaurant La Marquière is the place to be. We had the pleasure of celebrating New Year’s Eve here, and it’s fair to say: it was a night to remember! Situated on Rue Saint-Jean, La Marquière combines… Read more
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New Year’s in Carcassonne: A Medieval Celebration Like No Other
What better way to ring in the New Year than by stepping back in time? That’s exactly what we did on our two-night adventure to Carcassonne, the stunning medieval city in the south of France, full of charm, history, and incredible food. Our trip was perfectly timed for a New Year’s Eve experience we’ll never… Read more
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Cheese and Friends: Nantes
We had a wonderful experience at Cheese and Friends in Nantes this July! As a couple, we were looking for a cozy, casual spot to enjoy some local cheese and a good bottle of wine – and this place absolutely delivered. The local cheese board was a highlight, featuring a delightful selection that truly showcased… Read more
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A Weekend Getaway to Nantes: Machines, Museums & Magical Moments
Nantes, a vibrant city on the Loire River in western France, might not always be at the top of most people’s travel lists, but we’re here to tell you—this place should definitely be on your radar. We spent an unforgettable weekend in Nantes and, honestly, two nights wasn’t nearly enough to soak in all the… Read more
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Seville in a Long Weekend: Tapas, Tilework, and Timeless Charm
Seville is a city that oozes magic. From Moorish palaces to sun-drenched plazas, every corner feels like it’s straight out of a storybook. Over four nights, we soaked up its beauty, indulged in its food, and even managed a quick trip to Córdoba (more on that in another post). Here’s how we made the most… Read more
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Bordeaux in a Long Weekend: Wine, Whimsy & Wonders
Bordeaux has long been on our city break bucket list, and after spending three nights soaking up its charm, we can confirm: it’s worth the hype. Known for its world-class wine, this city surprised us with its mix of history, modern art, foodie delights, and even a touch of science. With four days to explore,… Read more
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Bilbao in a Weekend: Two Days, Top Tapas, Titanium Marvels
We love a good city break, and Bilbao? Absolute winner. Nestled in the Basque Country, this little gem is perfect for a whirlwind weekend. It’s got everything – cool art, fab food, and streets you’ll just want to wander. Here’s how we crammed as much as humanly possible into two days. Day 1: Art, Architecture,… Read more