Walking around an ancient necropolis on the coast of Paphos was certainly a different experience to my normal cold, wet January in England!

The Tombs of the Kings in Paphos is just one of the archaeological sites that makes the city a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Entering the tombs and catacombs leaves a lot to your imagination for sure!

This guide gives you all the practical information you need, so you can visit the tombs and learn some important history about the Hellenistic and Ptolemaic periods on the island.

That was easier than I thought!

A nice easy walk through a very historic street.

Here I was… in Lefkosia.

If you are visiting Cyprus soon and want to know if you can cross the famous Ledra Street border in Nicosia, then this blog has all the information you need to successfully cross into Lefkosia.

An abandoned smokehouse restaurant, old Toyota Garage, and of course… the famous beach… It is hard to believe this city was thriving only half a century ago.

Welcome inside Varosha in Famagusta!

When I booked my flight to Cyprus, I was planning my trip, when my interest was piqued by a ghost city in North Cyprus. I had to go and visit, and more importantly, learn about its history.

I was heading to the Christmas Markets in Bratislava in the main square, when all of a sudden, I noticed a quirky little fella peeking out of the ground.

Meet Cumil, the sewer worker… One of Bratislava’s famous treasures!

The bronze statue draws in tourists from around the Slovakian capital, wanting to take a snap of the iconic statue.

Just across the road from him lies another cool statue also! Keep reading to find out the story behind Cumil and his friend, ‘the man with the hat’.

Gothenburg was freezing in February… so a steep walk up to a mediaeval fortress was sure to warm me up!

Skansen Kronan overlooks Gothenburg from the top of a natural hill, and has held this position of strength since the 17th century when it was first constructed.

Visiting the famous fortress offered a different dimension to my city break in Gothenburg, and it definitely activated my imagination about the history of life in Sweden’s second largest city.

When the hostel owner mentioned a shipwreck close to the bay, it piqued my interest immediately.

Mysterious tourist attractions also make for great additions to my travel itinerary. So I planned my journey to the famous Edro III shipwreck!

This blog will detail how you can visit the Edro shipwreck, along with the mysterious history and valiant captain story behind the wreckage.

Walking through the bazaars of Istanbul is an awesome travel experience… And the kebabs are to die for!

Istanbul is much more than markets and kebabs though, the city is a cultural, historical, and geographical wonder, with so much to learn about it.

Here are 25 fun facts about Istanbul which you should read about before booking your flight to Turkey!

An abandoned ghost town, mysterious shipwreck, and some beautiful beaches. Cyprus is an Instagrammers dream!

There is no doubt that there is something for everyone in Cyprus, ranging from UNESCO archaeological sites in Paphos, to the unique capital city, and the controversial ‘Northern’ section of the country.

I found the whole place fascinating, so I want to share my favourite picture perfect spots.

As I walked along the coast from Coral Bay, the shipwreck came into view in the distance….

The closer I got, the more eerie it became…. A very interesting way to finish my 24 hours in Paphos!

If you are heading to Cyprus soon and can’t decide if Paphos is the right destination for you, then this blog will help you decide.

After walking through the Soviet style streets on the dark winter afternoon in December for around an hour, I was beginning to think I would never see some colourful vibes again…

Then it appeared, the Blue Church of Bratislava - in all its beauty!

The stunning example of Art Nouveau architecture is a hidden gem hidden in pretty miserable city (in winter time), so it needs to be added to your travel itinerary in the Slovakian capital, to brighten up your trip.

As I was wandering down the grand streets of Vienna, random Christmas decorations were increasing the elegance and grandeur of the shop fronts…

Then I arrived at the famous Christkindlmarkt… A winter wonderland!

This blog will detail the best Vienna Christmas market, and will give you all the information you need to ensure you make the most of your winter getaway!

Ibiza (the white isle) is mainly known as a party place, and that is how I spent my previous four visits to the Balearic Island, but this trip was different.

The plan was clear - cycle to Es Vedrà Rock Ibiza and find the best viewpoint!

This trip was about exploring the beautiful nature which covers the underrated Island of adventure.

Travel broadens the mind and brings joy to millions of people.

Europe is full of amazing destinations that will all bring a smile to your face, so I have wrote my list of 14 uplifting inspiring places to visit in Europe. Along with historical sights and stunning architecture, Europe also has a wealth of uplifting inspiring natural wonders to discover.

All of the inspiring places listed are very affordable for tours, or free activities, meaning you can have an action packed itinerary when visiting the uplifting spots.

A winter trip to the infamous Auschwitz guarantees dark and moody skies and the likelihood of snow filling the harrowing fields of empty wasteland that constitute the majority of Birkenau; but the most haunting aspect of a winter day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau is the sweeping feeling of ghosts surrounding you at every corner of the infamous historical landmark.

The Acropolis takes you on a journey back through time to Ancient Greece. The three thousand year old ruins sit high and mighty on top of the Attica plateau, overlooking the Greek capital. Without doubt, visiting the Acropolis is a highlight on any visit to Athens and a must on your travel itinerary. During your visit to the number one attraction in Greece, you can expect yourself to fully immerse in the fascinating Greek mythology, whilst admiring the spectacular scenery and awe inspiring ancient architecture.

I kept spotting it through little pockets of the alleyways in the Old Town.. Perched high overlooking Bratislava..

A symbol of the city for sure!

So when I finally reached the iconic Bratislava Castle at night, and it was lighting up the night sky over the city, it was pretty epic.

You will be adding the historical landmark to your Bratislava itinerary.

Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is a city steeped in history and culture. From its stunning architecture to its iconic landmarks, there's no shortage of things to see and do in this beautiful city.

I had the pleasure of visiting the city in winter time, which added a layer of frost and crisp to the beautiful city. This 2 day itinerary for Bratislava is based off my personal experience of the city.

This guide will have some practical information to ensure your trip to the ex Soviet city is awesome!