Archive for the 'Walking' Category

Things to enjoy in the Brecon Beacons in Wales

This February I returned to the Brecon Beacons National Park in mid Wales where we also stayed in a bunkhouse last summer and wanted to give you some Europe travel tips on what there is to see and do in this beautiful region of Wales. The Brecon Beacons National Park, with over 500 square miles [...]

Gorges du Verdon, Provence

Until my family and I visited Provence’s Gorges du Verdon  (Verdon Canyons), we had no idea that these were the largest gorges in Europe. We associated Provence with idyllic hilltowns, rolling landscapes and beautiful coastlines, some of the very reasons why it is renowned as one of the best places to visit in Europe. However [...]

Free Walking Tour in Stockholm, Sweden

European travel tips tend to be large scale, sweeping generalizations.  For example, don’t miss Gamla Stan in Stockholm, no matter what time of the year.  They are good tips, and tips that I make (and follow for that matter) on a regular basis.  However, sometimes there are events that don’t always show up in your [...]

Paris sightseeing: Paris Movie Walks

I was offered a complimentary copy of Paris Movie Walks by Michael Schurmann for review purposes. I’m not a great movie buff but I thought that movie themed self guided Paris walks sounded like a great idea. Paris is already renowned as being one of the best places to visit in Europe, so it would [...]

The “dying city” of Civita di Bagnoregio

The beautiful medieval town of Civita di Bagnoregio, about 100 km north of Rome – within the province of Lazio and just along the border with neighboring Umbria – is known as la città che muore (the dying city). It’s one of the best places to visit in Europe if you enjoy historic towns.
Dying [...]

Montenegro’s wild interior

The Montenegrins tell a story about the creation of their country. They say that after God created the Earth, he looked down in his bag which had once contained all the birds, fish, animals, plants, water and the first humans who now populated his new planet. He noticed that in the bag there were still [...]

The Spanish island of Ibiza: Heritage and Hiking

When you read about Ibiza trendy nightclubs are the first thing that springs to mind. However there must be more to this Spanish Island than this? I did a little research into Ibiza’s other attractions and heritage and hiking appear to be two appealing alternatives (or additions to) all night clubbing.
Heritage
Large portions of Ibiza [...]

Walking Girona’s city walls in Catalonia, Spain

On of the activities which I most enjoy in the Catalan city of Girona in north east Spain is walking along the city walls.

There are several towers you can climb to gain even more elevation and get wonderful views over the city and the surrounding mountains.

One of the easiest points at which to access the [...]

Pisa riverside walk: Wonderful views & lovely gardens

I’ve visited Pisa a couple of times and what I most enjoyed doing was walking along the banks of the River Arno. There are so many interesting and colourful historic buildings dotted along the riverside.

On the northern bank of the river, on Lungarno Fibonacca is the entrance to the 19th century Giardino di Scotto. [...]

Free things to see on London’s South Bank

On a winter weekend in London, the South Bank of the Thames is one of my favourite places for a stroll. There’s something about the open aspect and views of the river that makes it a nice place to be, and there are plenty of places you can shelter if the weather turns against you. [...]

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