Overview For a small capital, it punches far above its weight: world-class food, progressive design, and an effortless sense of style that cities everywhere try (and usually fail) to copy. Copenhagen is perfect for travellers who value atmosphere over chaos, and substance over spectacle. Quick Facts When to Visit Spring (April–May)The city wakes up slowly …
Overview Kraków is Old Europe with a fresh edge: a medieval core wrapped in leafy parkland, smoky jazz cellars and candle-lit cafés; a former royal capital that now buzzes with students, contemporary art and an increasingly serious food scene. You’ll wander past Gothic towers and Renaissance courtyards by day, then hear the bugle call over …
There’s a reason Thailand ends up on nearly everyone’s travel list and usually at the top. It’s the kind of place that gets under your skin quickly: the smell of sizzling street food drifting through alleyways, the golden glow of temple spires at sunset, the easy smiles from locals that make even the busiest Bangkok …
Sun-splashed hills, azulejo-clad façades and the salty Atlantic breeze: Lisbon charms without trying. It’s walkable (if hilly), creative, and stitched together by neighbourhood micro-scenes, from old-soul Alfama to design-forward Belém and riverside Alcântara. Cafés spill onto cobbles, fado drifts from tucked-away tascas, and miradouros (viewpoints) turn everyday sunsets into small events. Where is Lisbon How …
A Journal Entry I landed in Copenhagen at the end of January, the kind of cold that feels fresh at first and then quietly creeps into your bones. I was on my own for this one, three nights in a party hostel that promised “good vibes and bad decisions.” It delivered both, though in a …
A Journal Entry Helsinki was one of those trips that came and went in a blur, early March, freezing cold, the kind of air that wakes you up before the coffee does. I don’t remember every detail, but I remember the feeling: quiet streets, snow that never quite melted, and a city that felt calm …
A Journal Entry Budapest was the third leg of my spontaneous European run, another £100 all-in deal: return flights, three nights in a hostel, and a sense of “why not?”.I landed on March 9th, 2023, alone but once again part of a group of solo travellers I’d found online. I’d started to realise something by …
A Journal Entry Tallinn wasn’t somewhere I’d planned for long, it was another of those “£100 flight and hostel” impulses that somehow turn into unforgettable memories. I arrived on March 3rd, 2023, snow still thick on the ground, and the city looked like something straight out of a storybook. I went solo again, but just …
A Journal Entry I booked Kraków on a whim, £100 for return flights and three nights in a hostel. February 2023. Cold, grey, and the kind of deal you click “confirm” on before you’ve even checked the weather. I didn’t know anyone going, but I joined a solo traveller Facebook group and, before I knew …
A Journal Entry After three sweaty, sleepless nights in Bangkok, we flew down to Phuket, our first real taste of island life. The flight was quick, just over an hour, but it felt like stepping into a completely different Thailand. Where Bangkok was horns, heat, and high-rises, Phuket greeted us with ocean air, palm trees, …
