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Airport Bus From Bucharest Centre

Bus or Train To/From Henri Coanda Airport & Central Bucharest

Henri Coandă International Airport is the major airport in Bucharest which I’ve visited many times. There are various ways to reach the airport depending which part of Bucharest you are in or travelling too. I found it pretty straightforward on my trips to get to and from the airport. The bus is the best way […]

Basilica di Santa Sabina all'Aventino

Relaxing At Basilica di Santa Sabina all’Aventino & Orange Garden

On my long visit to Rome, I enjoyed visiting many gardens and churches. One that resonated with me was the Basilica di Santa Sabina all’Aventino near the Orange Garden on Aventine Hill. I visited after seeing the Knights of Malta keyhole and this church and garden certainly trumped that. Aventine Hill has some impressive free

Island hopping Croatia

Island Hopping In Northern Croatia On The Jadrolinija Catamaran

Island hopping is a great way to see multiple places while on holiday in Croatia. The northern islands in the Adriatic Sea are a great place to start an adventure. You can reach multiple islands from the big port of Rijeka, including Cres and Losinj islands. When on the islands, you can also book various

Dog Friendly Accommodation Pompei

Is Pompei Dog Friendly? Bars Restaurants & Accommodation.

There are some dog friendly aspects to Pompei, however, we never felt it was that good. There were options for dog friendly accommodation, the bars and restaurants in the main were welcoming of dogs. However, what downgraded the city in my rating was the amount of feral stray dogs in the area. The amount of

Cafes & Bars in Mali Losinj for Daytime Drinks & Nightlife

There are lots of bars and cafes throughout Mali Losinj, which are perfect for daytime drinks. Some are even open late at night, which makes up the island’s nightlife scene. Most have outside seating, thus we found the bar scene in Mali Losinj to be pretty dog friendly. We have enjoyed a few months in

Public pub

Bars & Cafes in Rijeka For Coffee & Beer or a Night Out

Rijeka is a lovely place to sit outside at many of the city’s bars and cafes. We have enjoyed many beers and coffees on the terraces of the city. Most places provide table service and bring the drinks to you, as with much of Croatia. As well as daytime places for a drink, we also

Things to do in Rijeka

Things To Do In Rijeka Including Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Rijeka is the third biggest city in Croatia, thus there are lots of options for things to do. This includes some interesting tourist attractions and things to see while sightseeing. One of my favourite places to visit in Rijeka is the hilltop Trsat Castle, that overlooks the city. We have enjoyed more than 8 visits

Things To Do in Split Croatia

Things To Do In Split A City By The Sea In Croatia

There are many options for things to do in Split from relaxing by the sea to something a bit more active. We found many fascinating things to see in the city, including some epic places of interest. Tourist attractions range from interesting museums to a chance to see some Roman era architecture. We spent nearly

Dog Castel Sant'Angelo Rome

Is Italy Good For a Dog Friendly Holiday including Rome

Italy is a fantastic country in Europe to visit with a dog and there are many options for places to visit. We visited four cities including Rome with henry and enjoyed very much. It is a superb country to visit for a city break and has some great options. This includes the popular capital, Rome,

Stavropoleos Monastery Church Bucharest

Things to Do In Bucharest, Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

Bucharest is a fascinating city that I enjoyed visiting and found lots of things to do. I enjoyed many of the major tourist attractions while visiting and also saw some less popular places to visit. The central areas are quite walkable for sightseeing, however the public transport system in Bucharest is quite cheap if you