Practical Guide: Visiting Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy
I already wrote about how the Mont Saint-Michel was usually the kind of place you dream about or read about –…
Delft, the quintessential Dutch town
When you think of the Netherlands, and Holland in particular, what pops in your mind? Canals, cobblestone streets, bicycles, cheese,…
Whatever You Do, Don’t Underestimate Flåm
“You’re staying in Flåm… for the night?“, he said, hesitant, question marks in his eyes – which only mirrored my own….
Monet Gardens in Giverny – in Photos
During my research on the Normandy road trip I was planning, I was searching for interesting things to do between…
7 things to do in and around New York’s West Village
If I say New York, what’s the first thing that pops in your mind? A lot of people picture the…
Is Bergen the most photogenic place on the planet?
It’s hard not to like Bergen. And then, you can wander around the – relatively small – city center and…
Northern Ireland’s Troubles Murals – In Photos
It’s hard to believe that it was only a few years ago. And perhaps even harder to believe that despite…
Mingling With Giants At The Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland
The Giant’s Causeway was something I had always seen on desktop wallpapers, or in one of the BBC famous travel…
9 Stunning Examples Of Things To Do In Cantal
Is Cantal the best place you’ve never heard of? Quite possibly. In fact, unless you’re French, chances are you’ve never…
Getting The Gift Of The Gab at Blarney Castle
I was always intrigued by the famous, mysterious stone of eloquence at Blarney Castle. Not that I need an additional…
The Rugged Dingle Peninsula – In Photos
Roadtripping in Ireland was a life-long dream. For some reason (perhaps because half my family has bright ginger hair, perhaps…
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge: Dangling 30 Meters Over The Sea
As I mentioned before, Ireland is notorious for its unpredictable weather. In fact, it’s highly recommend that you carry, at…