Imagine a treasure hunt of Paris, where the prizes are foodie delights. A gourmet safari where you can go at your own pace, stopping at your choice of places highly recommended by gastronomic curators. That’s the essence of Le Food Trip, a self-guided programme that…
Boasting digital, creative and culinary brilliance, Birmingham really is Britain’s second city in more ways than one. Brum – a fond local nickname – somehow gets overlooked by visitors who often favour smaller Manchester, Edinburgh or Liverpool. And yet the capital of the Midlands is…
Istanbul is the only city in the world to straddle two continents – Europe and Asia – and the Bosphorous river doesn’t just separate the regions, it splits two entirely different cultures. The streets are bustling with imperial splendor. And though the Ottoman mosques, historic…
Why should you visit Birmingham? Well, because you can cruise down a canal, buy delicious chocolates from the largest Cadbury shop in the world, see where J.R.R. Tolkien picked up some inspiration for his books and much more. So don’t wait. Book your hotel in…
A world away from the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum are a number of Amsterdam’s quirkier and quieter museums. From human-sized cats to self-playing pianos, the exhibits these attractions contain offer visitors a more unusual experience. These museums aren’t always easy to find, so…
Eco-friendly family adventures don't have to require hiking boots and camping gear. Be it Paris, Portland or The Hague, cities around the world have evolved to better protect the planet while suiting the needs of urban travelers. These tips will inspire explorers of all ages…