Eleanore Nash

On the Trail of Valencia’s Awesome Architecture

Valencia is a stunning port city on Spain’s sunny coastline which is perfect for a romantic cultural getaway. Founded in Roman times, it boasts architecture from across the ages, including a thirteenth-century Cathedral and Medieval Serranos Towers. However, its modern buildings and contemporary attractions are unmissable features too. If you’ve only got 24 hours to explore the city, follow this guide to discover the best of Valencia’s modern architecture.   Start with a Trip to Mercado Central Begin your day

A Child-Friendly City Break in Fun-Packed Porto

Resting on Portugal’s coastline, Porto is a family-friendly city bursting with child-oriented attractions. Though you may know Porto for its charming medieval district and cobbled streets, or its Baroque church and nineteenth-century palace, there are also lots of exciting features that you can visit to keep the little ones entertained. If you’re struggling to plan a day trip, follow this itinerary and make sure you hit all the best child-friendly attractions for a day of family fun. Ride the Teleférico

The Art Lover’s Itinerary in Nice

Nice is a gorgeous city nestled on the French Riviera. Though renowned for its pebbly beaches and famous Promenade des Anglais boardwalk, the city also boasts an intricate cultural history. In the nineteenth century, the town served as a retreat for the European elite. It welcomed many artists, including Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse, whose works can be admired in Nice’s many museums. If you have only got a day or two to explore the French city’s artistry and heritage,

Shop Your Way Through Seville: The Best Markets

Seville is a stunning city in Spain, famous for its beautiful historical landmarks and strong traditional influences. While you may already have planned to explore the Gothic Cathedral, Alcáza castle or the Giralda belltower, don’t restrict yourself to this capital city’s architecture as a way of immersing yourself in its culture. Other markers of this Spanish town’s heritage are its numerous covered markets. Ranging from daily to weekly, the residents are particularly proud of the many stalls which pop-up across

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Explore Tenerife’s Hidden Gem: Callao Salvaje

If your ideal holiday offers a peaceful and quiet escape from boisterous and noisy crowds, you may have written off Tenerife as a travel destination. Of course, it is no secret that Tenerife has become an incredibly popular holiday destination which attracts large crowds of holidaymakers. But don’t be too quick to dismiss it! This Spanish island isn’t off limits for tourist searching for an alternative to the hustle and bustle of well-known resorts like Costa Adeje – you just

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Sunshine and History: Explore the Best of Santa Susanna

Nestled on the Catalonia’s coastline, Santa Susanna is a stunning seafront holiday resort that combines an intricate history with many modern attractions. While its sandy beaches are ideal for a relaxing day in the sun, its medieval cobbled streets and ancient edifices give you an interesting insight into the area’s heritage. Santa Susanna allows you to discover its traditional charm, with its medieval monuments and traditional markets, and explore the new, with its various restaurants and atmospheric bars. Discover the

Discover the Heart of Catalonian History in Calella

The Spanish seaside town of Calella is a charming holiday destination that offers both the hustle and bustle of cosmopolitan life and the relaxing vibe of a historical town. Though it is close enough to Barcelona for a day trip, you will find that there is plenty to explore if you’re staying in Calella. Boasting many heritage sites and monuments that provide an insight into Catalonian history, the town also offers beautiful beaches, great restaurants and quirky boutiques. It is

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Walk through Nature and Culture in Alvor

As a traditional Portuguese fishing village, Alvor is a charming seaside resort that boasts picturesque cobbled streets, quaint white-washed houses and an array of small boats. Its long sandy beaches are the perfect place to relax, while its town centre is filled with lively restaurants, cafes and bars. Its biggest selling point, though, is the wealth of natural attractions and cultural edifices that are just waiting to be discovered. Explore Alvor’s Nature Reserve Arguably Alvor’s most wonderful attraction, the nature

Maspalomas: Dunes and Nature on the Doorstep

Maspalomas is a quiet tourist town on the shoreline of Gran Canaria, located just 20 minutes outside of Puerto Rico. Surrounded by natural beauty, it boasts wide sandy beaches and stunning shallow waters. It also has a fantastic climate all year round, with a minimum temperate of 20°C in the winter and a lovely high of 28°C in the summer months. The resort is most famous, however, for its awe-inspiring sand dunes. Now designated a natural park, these 400 hectares

History and Gastronomy in Kitzbühel

Though Kitzbühel is most famous for its highly-popular ski resort, this Austrian city offers tourists so much more than just winter sports. Originally a mining town, it has a charming and rich history. Its stunning medieval centre boasts sixteenth-century cobbled lanes, while its various cultural attractions provide fascinating insight into the city’s heritage. Kitzbühel also boasts an excellent gastronomic scene that lets you taste the flavours of the world. Discover Kitzbühel’s Cultural Heritage Visit the Local Museum The Kitzbühel Museum

Food Glorious Fine Food in Fuengirola

The resort of Fuengirola, on the Costa del Sol, has grown from a quaint fishing village into a lively holiday destination that combines luxury and relaxation. This Andalucian town is renowned for its one-off chic boutiques and great shopping centres, as well as its gorgeous sandy beaches (ideal for a relaxing day spent sunbathing or reading a good book!). There are also several historical attractions, including the Sohail Castle and the History Museum, that are worth visiting. Mostly though, this

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Santa Ponsa for Merry Makers: A Sunny Shangri-la

Santa Ponsa is a buzzing holiday resort in Majorca, perfect for any group of friends looking to chill in the day and party all night. This Majorcan beach town boasts stunning stretches of golden sand with a range of water sports and beach-based activities. In the evening, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from, as well as an array of bars and nightclubs to keep you entertained after dark. If you fancy a change of scenery, its convenient location

6 Fun & Quirky Things to Do in Dublin

Dublin is Ireland’s liveliest city. Although it’s often considered a bit of a tourist trap because of its world-famous Guinness Storehouse, picturesque castles and prestigious Trinity College, there are also many off-the-beaten-track attractions. Hidden gems are scattered all over the city, including markets and eateries, quirky museums, as well as street art districts. You just need to know where to look… Dun Laoghaire Market Every Sunday, somewhere between 40 and 50 vendors set up their stall in People’s Park to