So, this trip was particularly special for Amy and I. It was the first with our son, Freddie. Freddie was 3 months old at the time of travelling, and we were relatively close to both of our parent's to hopefully make the trip manageable - and to be be honest, it was. It was very … Continue reading Carlingford: Sep ’25
The notion of Overtourism is something that has crept up in the news frequently as of late, although it is not a new phenomenon, just something that has perhaps reached breaking point in a lot more locations as of late. For many locations, it seems the bubble is close to popping, and they cannot accommodate … Continue reading Highlighting Overtourism
Are you wondering where you can get reasonably priced beer in New York City? Look no further than here, we’ve picked our 4 favourite spots in the city.
Our itinerary prior to visiting Madrid was rather simple: walk from El Retiro park to the Royal Palace getting in the sights, try and catch a football match, and eat/drink lots. We were staying in Chueca, a district just North of the city centre. Chueca is known as Madrid’s gay neighbourhood, but it is home … Continue reading Madrid: Sep ‘24
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Pisa, this place is famous for a tower or something, right? Pisa is a beautiful little Tuscan city, and within I detail my snapshot visit to it.
In this post, I thought I’d focus on beers with the coolest iconography and brand - beers that just scream cool at you.
With travel still restricted, that doesn’t mean you can’t plan trips. And with people scrolling through instagram multiple times daily, why not follow some accounts that may inspire some intrigue within you?
Have you begun to lose the plot during COVID-19 lockdown? Whichicao.com has listed some tips to help get you through this strange period of time (read more)
I'm releasing this article in conjunction with my tips for attending games in different countries piece, this one focused on my own experience at various home games throughout Europe (11 games, in 7 leagues across 6 countries), where I will rate each home stadium for various factors; ease of getting tickets, atmosphere, anticipation, quality of … Continue reading My experiences attending football matches abroad
Football is an integral part of European culture, and whether you love the sport or hate it, there are aspects of attending a live game that will intrigue you and get you hooked (continue reading)
Listing the best European beers, from many countries - so you can be aware of the must tries on your trips away... (read more)
Movies often play to the landmarks where the film is made. Many movies based in Paris, will show the Eiffel Tower, and movies set in London will show Big Ben, Buckingham Palace etc... (read more)
Stolperstein translates from German as 'stumbling stone' or 'stumbling block'. It is a project created by German artist Gunter Demnig to memorialise the... (read more)