Dubrovnik captivates you as soon as you walk over the drawbridge and through an archway within the fortress of the city walls. It feels as though you are stepping back in time to the Middle Ages, with its cobbled streets, absence of cars and houses built out of crumbling brick. However, it’s much cleaner than […]
When I told my friend that Dave and I would be travelling to Croatia she suggested we visit Plitvice Lakes. I had never heard of it before and aside from being the oldest national park in southeast Europe and the largest in Croatia, the guide book covered it in only a couple of pages. The park […]
Cambridge is a fascinating place but if you get a bit sick of punting and Hogwarts imagery then I thoroughly recommend a visit to the Imperial War Museum at Duxford. It’s a short bus ride away from the city centre and boasts a massive collection of airplanes from the First World War right up to […]
The first college at the University of Cambridge, Peterhouse, was founded in 1284 after two students ran away from Oxford University because they were wanted for murder. Now known as one of the most famous universities in the world, tourists flock there throughout the year to experience a town steeped in history and charm. Cambridge […]
Zoo Lates was a great opportunity to see the zoo at night time with no children in sight and a glass (or rather, plastic cup) of wine in hand. No offence to parents but sometimes it’s nice to walk around an area that’s normally crawling with children, without having to detour around prams and screaming toddlers. […]
