There is no shortage of places to have afternoon tea in London but there is only one place that boasts the highest afternoon tea in the city, perhaps even…
It was all my British friends had been talking about for nearly three-months: When was London’s first cat cafe going to open?!! I blame them for being a little overcome with…
There’s something about Copenhagen that’s effortlessly cool – the people, the food, the bars, the design; I’m not quite sure what it is, or if it’s something in the…
How would you feel if your country was mistaken as one of the world’s most secretive and, according to the news, dangerous? Unfortunately, this is the reality for South…
Entering Theatre Republic is your first steps into a fairytale. The dimly lit foyer is spotted with candles as you break off into groups for the nights performance. A…
After discovering hundreds of padlocks affixed to the Pont de l’Archevêché in Paris I decided I had to learn more about this increasingly popular trend. Perhaps it’s the fact that I’m…
There doesn’t seem to be an exact date that it started but the sightings of love locks on bridges, railings overlooking famed icons or just scattered randomly have continued…
It’s one of my favourite cities and I’m so excited to be heading back for a few days of culture, arts, and hopefully some cycling – the Danish people’s…
There seems to be two common themes surrounding why more people don’t visit Russia – they think the visa process is too hard and expensive or they think the…
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