Europe

Besides visiting the White Cliffs of Dover, there is loads more to do in Kent. There are sandy beaches to bathe and water sports for those needing an adrenalin rush. Catch a wave on your surfboard, do some kite-surfing or kayak in the secluded bays. For those keen golfers, here is a chance to improve your handicap. Kent offers a few excellent courses. Then there are castles, gardens and museums for you to visit on your trip to this great part of England. When you visit the chalk-coloured White Cliffs of Dover, see if you can spot the buildings on the French coast. To quench...

A trip to Paris is on just about everyone’s must-do holiday. Filled with markets, renowned landmarks and cafés, you cannot help but be drawn to this metropolis that is bustling with tourists and locals alike. Some come here for the architecture, fashion or even frog legs! And then there are those that find Paris romantic – ever done a proposal at the top of the Eiffel Tower? That could be the perfect way to ‘pop the question’. While you are here, experience some of the best restaurants you will ever visit and be sure to eat a baguette, croissant and...

Normandy in northern France is a place filled with popular must-visit attractions. It’s not only the location of the famous D-Day Landings during World War II, but also where Camembert cheese originated. From the quaint villages to its majestic manors and castles, Normandy has so much to be uncovered by the adventurous traveller. From the days of William the Conqueror to the present day, Normandy has a rich history. If you are in the mood to see a different side to France, travel on along one of the tourist circuits. These routes are clearly marked and will surely impress....

Since the Millau Bridge was opened in December 2004, the town itself has become a tourist attraction among those who want to see the iconic bridge. There is more to see than just the bridge. The town is dotted with cafés and restaurants to choose from and some great bistros to grab a hearty meal. The rest of southern France with its sweeping landscapes, fortresses and attractions will leave you wanting to travel even more. Don’t forget to drop in at one of the vineyards in the Languedoc region to understand why French wine is known the world over. Millau Bridge...

If you are in Rome, then you should definitely stop in at St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. This is not just only the largest Christian church, but also the seat of the pope. No church comes close to this all magnificent building, which also houses some amazing artwork collected over the centuries. The papal enclave is within the city of Rome, Italy. If you feel like a bite of relaxation, take a guided tour of the Vatican Gardens. These gardens have been a place where popes have come to meditate since 1279. The tour today is very different from the...

Visit the two Bridges London is packed with tourist attractions that will keep you on your toes as you explore everything the city has to offer. There are numerous guided tours available around London, so grab your map and head out to the popular sites. London Bridge Experience A brilliant way to get a look into the history of London is to visit the London Bridge Experience. This is a thrilling show that will take you back in time. Here you will uncover the secrets of this famous bridge. Get a real feel of what London Bridge was like throughout its history. London Tombs Make your way...

Pisa, the province of Tuscany has more to offer than you can imagine. From the very famous Piazza dei Miracoli, wine routes that will get you acquainted with the beauty of the region, and plenty other crowd-pullers, a visit to Italy must include this popular tourist destination. Tower of Pisa The Tower of Pisa in Italy, also known as the Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the most visited sites in Europe. Construction of the tower began in 1173 and due to war interruptions, it was only fully completed 800 years later. This majestic architectural mystery can be found in the...

The striking red and white flag of Turkey flies high over the old and new world which combines in its capital city, Istanbul. This is where East literally meets West, with the Bosporus Strait separating the continents of Asia and Europe which Istanbul straddles so comfortably. Once called Constantinople, with the Hagia Sophia previously being the seat of the Christian church in Istanbul, this city has a long and vibrant cultural past which contrasts the cosmopolitan nature of this world famous metropole. Ultra-modern shopping malls and high end hotels on the one hand, whilst on the other bazaars and...

Ciao, Roma! With the status of a global city and having been ranked 14th most visited city in the world in 2014 with an average of 8.6 million tourists, it is difficult to not want to visit this masterpiece of a city. From the breath-taking beauty of its architectural monuments, to majestic archaeological finds and artistic wonders, Rome is a piece of Italian magic waiting to be explored. If Rome wasn’t built in a day, then neither should the time spent there be as short. It is recommended that if one is on a limited time budget about five...

Florence, Italy Florence, Italy is a majestic city with a rich history, culture, and beauty. Its winding cobblestone streets lined with stunning Renaissance architecture and old world charm offer visitors a unique and magical experience. The city’s rustic and lively atmosphere is further complemented by its lush parks, vibrant markets, and picturesque canals. From the iconic Duomo and Ponte Vecchio to the Uffizi Gallery and Piazzale Michelangelo, Florence is home to many of the world’s most renowned historical and architectural landmarks. Home to countless artisans and art galleries, the city is a haven for art lovers. The city is also a...