The beautiful harbor town of Bristol sits about an hour away from the border with Wales. Although somehow we managed to visit on England's hottest day of the summer, we still managed to visit the highlights of this fun city,…
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If you plan to travel between England and mainland Europe, I highly recommend the ferry across the Channel. Although the Channel Tunnel Train can be exciting, you miss out on the stunning views above. I caught an overnight ferry from Calais…
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Amsterdam is one of Europe's most famous cities. Canals, the Red Light District, and cafes all come to mind when you think of this fascinating city. The best way to get around is on a bike, so that you can…
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If you're spending time in the England, and you're after a seaside escape, then make your way south of London to the coastal city of Brighton. Small white houses line the streets leading away from the beach and at the…
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Utrecht is Amsterdam's quieter, more peaceful sibling, giving visitors a chance to wander at their own pace. Similar to Amsterdam in design, Utrecht still offers visitors the famed Dutch canals, waterfront restaurants, museums and shopping, reminiscent of its bigger neighbour…
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The Hague, or Den Haag, is one of the most well-known and important cities in Holland. Many people think it is the capital, but it is not to be confused with Amsterdam. The error is common, given that the cabinet,…
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Culemborg is a quiet little town that epitomizes the everything I dream of when I think of a quaint Dutch lifestyle. Situated just south of Amsterdam, the town is full of cobblestones, intricate architecture and the sweet tolling of bells…
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The delightful city of Nottingham is full of gems that make it well worth the visit - even if it is often generally wetter than the rest of the country! Lucky for me, a friend of mine from Canada was…
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Bath is a stunning city in southwestern England, full of old fascinating buildings and rich culture, all teeming with history. Bath is much larger than Oxford, although similar in feel to quaintness and historical interest. While it can be quite…
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Most people will immediately recognize photographs of the strange ring-formation of stones in southwestern England. A famous UNESCO world heritage site, and listed on many lists of places to see before you die, Stonehenge attracts over a million visitors per…
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