It’s fair to say that Lisbon and Porto have a lot in common; they’re both full of historic architecture, both have riverside views, great food and a bustling nightlife. And, of course, they’re both impressively hilly. So, what’s the real difference between Lisbon and Porto, and which one offers the most for visitors?
Long seen as having the best beaches in Europe, it’s no wonder than sun seekers and lazy loungers love Sardinia, its bright white sands, and seas that are the platonic ideal of the colour blue. However, even on an island where every beach is great in its own right, there are some which rise above the rest. The best beaches in Sardinia aren’t always the most secluded, but they are always unforgettable.
Bohemian to its core and a mecca for both beer lovers and architecture geeks, Prague is steeped in history, yet remains an incredibly modern city. There’s everything from ancient castles to chic bars within the city limits, as well as all the amenities you’d expect from a thriving metropolitan centre. Getting from A to B in the city is a breeze, as it has one of the expansive and reliable public transport networks in Europe, even with the historic centre of the city being a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Holding your breath as a great white passes in front of you is a sharp thrill rarely matched outside a steel cage submerged in South African waters. And, Cape Town, and some nearby coastline, is THE place to make your super predator dreams come true. Even if you don’t get in the water, watching the chunky shadows snake up the chum trail gets your heart beating faster than you thought possible.
Bohemian to its core and a mecca for both beer lovers and architecture geeks, Prague is steeped in history, yet remains an incredibly modern city. There’s everything from ancient castles to chic bars within the city limits, as well as all the amenities you’d expect from a thriving metropolitan centre. Getting from A to B in the city is a breeze, as it has one of the expansive and reliable public transport networks in Europe, even with the historic centre of the city being a UNESCO World Heritage site.
No doubt about it, Venice is a photographer’s dream. Striking architecture, gorgeous canal vistas and street scenes featuring sealegged locals – the city has postcard-worthy views at almost every turn. But where are the real gems? The places you can capture the most incredible images without fighting thirty other tourists for the same spot? You’ve done the Bridge of Sighs and the multicoloured buildings of Burano – now it’s time for some insider knowledge, and we’re here to help. Whether you’re a pro or snapping your masterpieces from your phone, here’s where to find the very best photography spots in Venice.
No doubt about it, Venice is a photographer’s dream. Striking architecture, gorgeous canal vistas and street scenes featuring sealegged locals – the city has postcard-worthy views at almost every turn. But where are the real gems? The places you can capture the most incredible images without fighting thirty other tourists for the same spot? You’ve done the Bridge of Sighs and the multicoloured buildings of Burano – now it’s time for some insider knowledge, and we’re here to help. Whether you’re a pro or snapping your masterpieces from your phone, here’s where to find the very best photography spots in Venice.
No doubt about it, Venice is a photographer’s dream. Striking architecture, gorgeous canal vistas and street scenes featuring sealegged locals – the city has postcard-worthy views at almost every turn. But where are the real gems? The places you can capture the most incredible images without fighting thirty other tourists for the same spot? You’ve done the Bridge of Sighs and the multicoloured buildings of Burano – now it’s time for some insider knowledge, and we’re here to help. Whether you’re a pro or snapping your masterpieces from your phone, here’s where to find the very best photography spots in Venice.
No doubt about it, Venice is a photographer’s dream. Striking architecture, gorgeous canal vistas and street scenes featuring sealegged locals – the city has postcard-worthy views at almost every turn. But where are the real gems? The places you can capture the most incredible images without fighting thirty other tourists for the same spot? You’ve done the Bridge of Sighs and the multicoloured buildings of Burano – now it’s time for some insider knowledge, and we’re here to help. Whether you’re a pro or snapping your masterpieces from your phone, here’s where to find the very best photography spots in Venice.
Before you even land in Cape Town, you’ll be overwhelmed with wine tasting options. The land surrounding the city is awash with vines – and some very high-spec cellars, estates and restaurants just waiting to pair their crisp whites and bold reds with seasonal menus. And, well, you really should take them up on their offerings. Book a tasting session, reserve a table or pop yourself on a tour. If you love your wines, you’ll love Cape Town.
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