Join us in this travel blog post where we enjoy the first stage of the North Coast 500, from Inverness to Dingwall, while making a spectacul

our plan was to see as much of this busy city on the River Scheldt, with as little expense as possible, within a day. What we found was that

The Parc du Cinquantenaire is a large urban park within the European Quarter in Brussels. As well as offering a peaceful respite to the bustle of working lif...

It was a big task, but we set ourselves the target of seeing what Central Brussels, the immediate area around the Grand-Place, had to offer in one day. We st...

Belgium is said to be the heart of Europe, and as we found out during a recent trip, the picturesque city of Bruges will stay in your heart

Stonehaven is a beautiful Scottish coastal town, just fifteen miles south of Aberdeen. Easily accessible by road or rail, Stonehaven has muc

When most people think of Houston, they think of the oil capital of the world, a massive metropolis spread out over a flat expanse of southern Texas. Althoug...

It was with a heavy heart that we had finished our Elvis homage in Memphis and Tupelo and were heading back to our US base in Houston. However, we had one mo...

Before researching our latest trip to Poland, we must admit that we had never heard of Przemyśl, let alone tried to pronounce its name. However, the more we ...

The first indication that Zamość should be on your travelling bucket list is that the old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992. It may have ...

Our recent travel blogs have covered the mecca for all Elvis fans - Graceland, as well as the famous Sun Studios and Stax Recording Studios where Elvis recor...

In 1993 we were truly moved by the shocking, but ultimately heartening events portrayed in Steven Spielberg’s film Schindler’s List. It left a lasting impres...

I am sure everyone has heard of and maybe visited Stonehenge, but were you aware that the North East of Scotland can boast of almost 100 ‘Recumbent Stone Cir...

Toruń, or Thorn as it used to be known as by the Germans, is one of the oldest cities in Poland, having been established by the Teutonic Knights in 1233. Thi...

Glimpse into the Past Prior to World War II, Poland was home to the largest and most vibrant Jewish community in Europe due to the relatively tolerant attitu...

Literally. Warsaw was my first Polish experience, and it was there where I began to learn, and better comprehend the admirable and impressive spirit of Warsaw...