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5 Most Amazing London Tourist Attractions

by laura on Dec 19, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
1.      The British Museum – For those who want to witness the works of mankind, prehistoric to the modern times must come to the British Museum which was founded in the year 1753. The British Museum exhibits a remarkable collection  →
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Historical London

by fiona roy on Dec 7, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
London is a patchwork of must-see historical attractions, from world-class museums and galleries housing some of the world’s most famous collections, to majestic royal buildings and monuments of grand imperial architecture. When visiting the UK capital, absorb yourself in British  →
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New Year in Manchester

by fiona roy on Dec 5, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
Manchester is known for its lively culture and vibrant nightlife. Never is this more apparent than on New Year’s Eve, when the city truly comes alive. From trendy nightclubs to cosy pubs, you can choose to ring in the New  →
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Exploring London by car

by fiona roy on Nov 28, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
London is a great and exciting holiday for all types of tourists. However, while some visitors opt to rely on public transportation to get from attraction to attraction – for instance the tube, bus or taxi – another great option  →
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Hidden boutique hotels in Paris

by Peter Rose on Nov 16, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
Add description for your Article from here. With its stunning architecture, rich culture, exquisite food and delicate charm, it isn’t difficult to see why Paris is the world’s most visited city. One of the best ways you can approach your  →
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Winter Rail Trips UK

by Sean Burke on Nov 16, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
Taking the train at the height of winter can bring a few more hazards than during the rest of the year, with snow and ice needing to be cleared from tracks, but it also gives you the chance to see  →
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Burning the Clocks Festival

by fiona roy on Nov 16, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
One of the more unusual and intriguing events of Brighton’s cultural calendar is the Burning the Clocks Festival, which takes place annually on 21 December to celebrate the winter solstice with fireworks over the English Channel and many other festivities.  →
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What to do on a trip to Glasgow

by Rupert Alexander on Nov 1, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
Whilst Glasgow isn’t the capital of Scotland, it is the largest city in the country and third largest in the United Kingdom. A lot of funds have gone into making the city a more attractive one to tourists as in  →
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Flying visits to the French capital

by Peter Rose on Oct 25, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
When planning a trip from London to Paris travellers are presented with a variety of options. Weighing up all the possibilities could help them to decide which option to choose. London and Paris are two of the most iconic capital  →
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Holidays to Rotterdam

by Peter Rose on Oct 20, 2011 Europe Comments Closed
Rotterdam is a vibrant and modern Dutch city which experienced a huge transformation after the industrial revolution, with the location being transformed from a silent village into a major European holiday attraction. The city is now the second largest in  →
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