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I had just one weekend to explore Marseille. This is what I did.
These are some of the quirkiest museums in London
London‘s museums are renowned across the world. They are home to artefacts that should be in other countries in the world. There are also a range of small, fun-packed museums which eclipse the big hitters like the British Museum. In their own way. I have always been a fan of the lesser known attractions in London, such as Strawberry Hill House. So this post explores some of my favourite museums…
Why the Maldives is the ultimate location for a relaxing week
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I spent a morning in Portobello near Edinburgh. This is what we did.
I’m sat in Caffe Nero waiting for a slightly delayed flight home and reflecting on a wonderful weekend in Edinburgh. You’ll start to see Edinburgh pop up more here the friend I’ve known the longest has just moved to the City. The joy of her being new to Edinburgh is I got to explore some places with her and find some new haunts. Portobello (or PortyB) was one of those. Portobello ended up on our…
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These are my favourite things to do on the Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is a lush, green island in the UK. It’s quaint, full of people who love to sail and feels a bit like a step back in time. In a charming way! One of the wonderful things about the Isle of Wight is that it truly is set up for tourism. Because you need to get a boat there, it always feels like you have a proper holiday. Even if you’re just there for a few days! I’ve been to the…
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What we did on the Isle of Man
When we booked the Isle of Man it was meant to be a challenging walking holiday. We had planned training weekends (like the trip to Oswestry) and had every intention of walking the perimeter of the island. Then I was ill and needed surgery. I’d been told by the hospital I would be ready for this, but there was simply no way. What you have in this post is how we made the most of a trip we’d…
8 tips for an unforgettable trip to Brighton, UK
Brighton is the OG liberal, seaside British town. It is located just over an hour from London and is as overpriced as the capital. But it is far more beautiful and has much better air quality (sorry London). It was the first place in the UK to elect a Green as its member of Parliament, and is home to many environmental movements. Brighton is located just one hour east along the south coast of…
I had 48 hours to explore Houston, Texas and this is what I learnt
My first piece of business travel in 2025 (well abroad) was an exciting one for me. I had never been to Texas, let alone Houston. Plus it’s a big new client so all the adrenaline was flowing for me. Because of the time difference and longer journey than most work trips, I knew I needed a full day to aclimatise before going into meetings on a Monday. Thankfully this meant I could get a little…
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I spent a long weekend in Oswestry. This is everything we did...
Oswestry in Shropshire is a small market town which is nestled on the border between Wales and England. It is surrounded by lush green countryside, has a good amount of history and is a brilliant base for walkers or for if you are looking for a couple of quiet days away. We decided to stay in Oswestry more by chance than anything else. We wanted a long weekend somewhere hilly. I wanted a cheap…
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Top things to do in Portsmouth
What to see beyond HMS Victory Portsmouth, or Pompey to those of us in the know, is a seaside town in the south of England that often gets a bad reputation. Yes, it is a little run down in places and has some questionable nightclubs where you might lose more than just a heel (think your dignity), it really is so much more than that. Portsmouth is a city that grows on you (and no, that isn’t a…
Rye in East Sussex
A literary hub and a medieval Cinque Port Rye in East Sussex is a quaint medieval town on the south coast of the United Kingdom. It is just a few miles from Hastings and is part of what the local authority has deemed 1066 country. We did wonder if this meant nothing had happened in the area since 1066. Obviously we were not correct, but I did question the branding! We decided to visit Rye for a…
London: what to do if you love history
“When one is bored of London, they are bored of life” This is the post which should arguably have kicked off my blog as it will take you through how to enjoy London if you love history like I do. It’s a long one, but a must-read if you are planning a trip to the city. London is a paradise for history enthusiasts. I say this not only because the city is packed with hundreds of museums. It is…
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Ilkley in Yorkshire is a hub of activity, fine food and great walks
Carew and Pembroke Castles in one day
Discover Richard III and Henry VIII’s Castles in Pembrokeshire Located about five miles apart (and just up the coast from Tenby) lie Pembroke Castle and Carew Castle. Once home to waring factions, there is still clearly some rivalry between the two castles. Carew Castle was home to Richard III and Pembroke was the birthplace of King Henry VII (to the very stern Margaret Beaufort). We visited…
Must-see places in Rotterdam
How to spend 48 hours in this ultra-cool city Rotterdam is a cool city, full of quirky and industrial architecture, youth hostels and street art. As you stroll through the streets, you cannot help but stare at the street art, the unique buildings and of course the canals. When I visited in 2025 it was my second visit to Rotterdam. On arrival I thought the city had changed beyond recognition and…
3 reasons why it’s worth visiting the Berliner Dom
The Berliner Dom is an imposing building located on Museum Island which lies just inside West Berlin. It is a grandiose protestant church which is technically a parish church, as opposed to a cathedral. The Dom was designed to rival St Peter’s Church in Rome or St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Like many buildings in Berlin, the Dom was subject to significant damage during the war and the dome was…
5 reasons to visit Tenby, Wales
A picture-perfect Welsh coastal town, with a rich heritage A walled town with brightly painted buildings, Tenby is well worth a visit, even if half the main attractions are closed and it’s cold and wet. We visited Tenby in December 2024, as part of our Twixmas trip to Kilgetty for some fresh air and I had hoped, a good selection of local museums. Sadly many of those local museums were closed,…