Girona
Fantastic galleries, mesmerising museums, world-class restaurants and astounding architecture, Girona, an ancient walled city in the north of Catalonia, is somewhat of an underrated gem.
Best restaurants in Girona
From Michelin-starred fine dining and homespun paella joints to elegant bistros and cheap-and-cheerful tapas bars, Girona is a giant of Catalonian food culture as well as a world-class food destination.
Where are the best hotels in Girona?
Oh Girona! This pretty medieval city in the northeastern corner of Catalonia in Spain makes for a beguiling holiday destination jam packed with amazing things to do, a fantastic selection of restaurants and of course, you may well recognise some of the city’s almost iconic landmarks as it was used as a filming location for season six of the Game of Thrones TV show.
After dark: A guide to Girona nightlife
Home to a stellar selection of diverse bars, pubs, nightclubs and more, the Girona nightlife is a pretty lively one. Of course, the best place to get the party started is at the Plaça de la Independència which is at its busiest at weekends, but for those looking for a great night out in Girona can do so on any day of the week.
What are the 6 most amazing things to do in Girona?
Nestled between Barcelona and the Costa Brava in the Catalonia region sits the intriguing city of Girona. This mediaeval bijou city may be small, but it really packs a punch. Whether you have just 24 hours, a long weekend or longer, you simply must pay a visit to Girona.
The ultimate Game of Thrones guide to Girona
Game of Thrones IS one of the biggest TV shows in recent times. Not only has it received a myriad of accolades for acting, direction and production, it’s also inspired millions of ‘Thronies’ all over the world to follow in the footsteps of their favourite Game of Thrones’ characters in stunning filming locations like Seville, Dubrovnik, Malta, Split, Iceland and more.
New Orleans
Perennially on traveller’s US bucket-list cities thanks to its uniquely delectable food, impressive party scene and one-of–a-kind vibe, New Orleans is a place that you have to visit at least once. Whether you are in town for the world-renowned Mardi Gras or are just there for the unmissable live music, New Orleans is an experience like no other.
From the amazing architecture and fabulous food to the friendly locals and its unique heritage, New Orleans DELIVERS in every aspect and The Big Easy is ready for you to visit. If you love live music, you can’t help but be enchanted by the performances that can be held in the French Quarter and beyond.
Of course, New Orleans’ reputation as a party town can’t be denied, but there is a more chilled out alternative if you so desire. If you want to NOLA like a local, there’s plenty of things to see and do which don’t involve raucous revelry in Bourbon Street.
There are certain rites of passage if you want to do it right in the Big Easy, from red bean Mondays and riding the street cars to cruising on a steamboat and the obligatory cemetery tour. As the good folk of New Orleans say ‘Laissez les bons temps rouler’ – and we say…. Always in New Orleans.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner in New Orleans
Gallons of gumbo, baskets of beignets and plenty of Po’ boys, here’s why you need to keep it Creole in New Orleans. Indulging in a brand-new cuisine is exciting, exhilarating and is a true sense for your senses and no more so than in New Orleans.
Rotterdam
It has been likened to a ‘Dutch Brooklyn’, thanks to its plethora of striking architecture, cool concept shops and thriving underground club culture. Rotterdam to those in the know (and if you are reading this, consider this to be YOU!) has undergone quite the revelatory transformation in recent years. From an uninspiring port town to a dazzling design destination – an indomitable treasure trove of modern architecture, quirky eateries and thought-provoking art galleries.
It’s time to look beyond Amsterdam and consider an alternative in the shape of Rotterdam. It is a city that wears many hats – it’s a thriving port city, with an on-trend nightlife, a sophisticated shopping destination with anart and design scene to rival the coolest of cultural hotspots.
Above all, when you think of design in Europe, surely Rotterdam springs to mind? It’s worth a visit for the architecture alone. It pushes boundaries, showcases innovation and continuously inspires. Rotterdam’s skyline is always changing. There are many things to do as you navigate your way around Rotterdam’s skyscrapers. You can go on a shopping spree, enjoy some of the city’s excellent food, and visit a range of exciting museums and attractions in and around the city centre. So let’s get started!
After dark: A guide to Rotterdam nightlife
Varied, vibrant and not to be missed, welcome to the exciting landscape that makes up the exciting landscape that is Rotterdam nightlife. From gin bars and microbreweries to laid back evenings over dinner or dancing until the sun comes up at one of the city’s best nightclubs. However you want to end your days out in Rotterdam, there’s an evening with your name on it.
