5 Reasons For a City Break in Paris
Discover Some of the Best Reasons To Visit Paris 5 reasons for a city break in Paris seems like a misnomer! There are so…
Art and Culture
Museums in Berlin
Museums in Berlin- Discover History in Germany´s Capital Berlin is large, colorful and diverse, and of course has plenty of museums to offer. The…
Eat Near Rome´s Monuments: Where to Go
Eat Near Rome´s Monuments In a big city like Rome it can be daunting deciding on where to eat and unfortunately tourist traps do…
10 Facts About Milan
10 Facts About Milan How it began? According to archaeologists, Milan was founded by the Celtic tribe called Insubres (or Insubri) in 600 BC,…
A Music Lover´s Guide to Leipzig
Experience Leipzig Through the Music Leipzig, Germany is a modern city with a busting cultural scene and a particular fondness for music. While Leipzig’s…
A few days visit in Hamburg – 10 things to do in Hamburg
Hamburg is a really cool city. It’s a city with a lot to offer without being too touristic and its easy to spend a…
Win a copy of Stay for Breakfast
Every nutritionist will tell you: breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
Martijn Doolaard – One Year on a Bike
‘I was totally exposed in the open field but at the same time completely isolated in the infinity of the landscape.’
Martijn Doolaard traded the convenience of a car and the distractions of daily life for a cross-continental cycling journey. An adventure that took him from Amsterdam to Singapore – in 335 days, through 18 countries, covering more than 17,000 kilometres.
Fred Butler: It’s A London Thing – An Insider’s City Guide
Every city is best discovered through the eyes of a local, and Fred Butler definitely ticks that box. In her first book ’It’s A London Thing’, the accessories designer and style blogger collects her most exclusive recommendations and allows readers to dive deep into one of the world’s coolest cities.
Required Reading “Style Me Vintage: Home” by Keeley Harris
The term vintage, originally used to describe good wine and cars, soon came to describe fashion and music from previous decades, and is nowadays synonymous with high quality and classic design, becoming almost omnipresent in fashion magazines worldwide. But unlike clothing, vintage furniture doesn’t need to fit you – everyone can buy it – and you cannot simply find it just anywhere.