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A trip to London is not complete without a visit to the West End, where an abundance of fantastic shows await you every night of the year. But with so much choice, it can often be hard to choose which… read full article

On a recent family excursion to Antwerp, Belgium, we were swept off our feet by this charming city. Aah, to stroll along a city so ancient but so alive with history and culture. Well, to distort Carroll ruthlessly, it is time to talk of many things… read full article

Sometimes you just need to have your favorite bar, or a couple of them. Your favorite bar is a place you like to come by and come back, a place where great drinks are served and nice atmosphere is offered, a place you can take your friends to when… read full article

Hey ladies! You’re in Florence, you need something cute to wear and the clothes you packed along just aren’t cutting it.

Working as an au pair on a fixed income, I shopped around but always ended up at the same 5 places when I wanted… read full article

Artwork in Liverpool ranges from the weird to the wonderful – all with tales to tell.

1. Super Lamb Banana

This wacky, yellow half-lamb, yes, half-banana appeared outside the Baltic Fleet Public House in 1998. It was designed by Japanese artist Taro Chiero in an… read full article

The archipelago situated in the northeast Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Portugal is known as the Islands of Madeira (or the Madeira Islands). Offering some of the most spectacular landscapes and stunning panoramas that you will find anywhere in the country, this archipelago… read full article

For all the students studying in Florence this year you will be need of books. I have a list of the bookstores that can assist you in purchasing an art history book and/or a verb dictionary for your Italian language course. As your school might… read full article

As if touched by some fairy wand, Paris by night looks like a city that has magical pixie dust thrown all over it. Europeans in general and the French in particular, have long been considered the masters of lighting. But what happens in Paris as dusk… read full article

There is always something happening after dark here in The Hague, Netherlands with the nightlife one of the main attractions for the visitor.

However, one of the best experiences you can have is visiting one of the many pubs located in the city. There isn’t… read full article

1. Madeira Flower Festival and Carnival

If you’re planning a weekend break in Funchal, Portugal, read this guide to the Flower Festival and Carnival of Madeira, one of the best street parties in Europe including flower displays, carnival parades and samba concerts.

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1. The Hermitage

Number one on this list will be a surprise to no one. The Hermitage is world renowned as one of the best art museums in the world and its enormous collection and sumptuous setting puts most other museums in the shade. For enthusiasts of art and… read full article

Paris is a great clubbing city but it can be a bit pretentious not to mention pricey!Here are my top 5 Paris clubs that I go to, to have fun but where I can still wear my jeans!

In Paris most places charge in but it includes… read full article

Historically, Beijing is most renowned for its role in the growth of China’s imperialism. So when people consider a trip to Beijing, they imagine a city full of palaces and temples fit for emperors and Chinese royalty. While those ancient structures are still standing… read full article

Planning a weekend trip to Florence, Tuscany? If you love Italian Art and History, check out this selection of five landmark hotels in Florence.

Each one of these elegant hotels located in the city’s historical center is the perfect place to stay… read full article

Art is always something that brings inspiration and stimulates imagination. Observing beauty makes it easier to express our own feelings. Of course, beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. That is why there are so many art galleries in Berlin that it is difficult… read full article