El Chalten is a tiny village (an offbeat one) in the heart of Argentine Patagonia. It has a quiet hippie and relaxing vibe, with plenty of adventurous travellers and trekkers exploring the world-class trails that start right in the town. This is all you need to know before visiting El Chalten: How to get to
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Calafate is one of the most visited cities in Argentina, mostly because of its proximity to the stunning Perito Moreno glacier. It is also one of the most expensive ones, as it is known for receiving foreign tourists all year long. This is our selection of accommodations in Calafate: Posada Larsen Posada Larsen is a
In our “Best value Malbec wines from Argentina“, we presented some of the best value wines of the country, Malbec in particular. But we focused on the low price range. In this post, we want to recommend a set of wines of higher quality and price, ranging from USD 20 to USD 35. Almanegra –
Victoria (aka “Vicky”) Park is the largest in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets at 86.18 hectares and has one of the highest visitor numbers of all the London parks with around 9 million visits per year. It is a key link in a green corridor that stretches from the River Thames at Limehouse, along the Regents
République is our favourite area to stay in Paris. I’ve been to the French capital a few times, and my partner lived there a couple of years, and we still choose it every time. Here are the reasons why. Location and Connectivity The Place de la République (formerly known as the Place du Château d’Eau) is a square located on
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Sponsored post Geneva is one of Switzerland’s premier tourist destinations. That’s due to Geneva’s many attractions, from the iconic Jet d’Eau to the Old Town. You can relax at Parc de La Perle du Lac, learn about the universe at CERN, and even climb the Salève. In other words, there are plenty of reasons to
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In general terms, British cuisine has a bad reputation. Some people think there are almost no traditional dishes in the UK, or that it’s only about fish and chips and full English breakfast, and maybe some tea with chocolate brownies. However; although they don’t have a deep cuisine tradition such as in France, Italy or
Bath is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the UK. It has its own river and canal, a popular university, a cute bridge, the roman baths, the royal park and crescent, and more. It is also well located and connected, taking only 1.5 hours from London by train. It is also close to
Castle Combe is one of the tiniest and cutest villages in The Cotswolds. It has nothing particularly special, but illustrates how these towns in the area seem to have come from a fairytale. It seems frozen in time, and actually, no new houses nor buildings have been built since the 1600s, so the stone cottages
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