There are countless activities in Stockholm. From hiring a scooter and whizzing through the endless parks to sitting down in a quaint cafe for fika (coffee and cake). You will never be bored. We spent our Saturday exploring with our kind relative. Hoping off at Galma Stan we strolled around the old town. We were... Continue Reading →
'Look at that impressive Manor house,' the lady sitting opposite me announced as she pointed out the train window. I was fortunate enough to be sitting with an elderly couple from New Zealand. The three of us enjoyed spotting out landmarks as the train journeyed from London to Edinburgh. We passed through York Station and... Continue Reading →
The brisk spring air swept over my rosy checks as my feet sprung off the pavement. To my right was the calm ocean and to my left were carefully coordinated colorful beach huts - each with their own unique touch. Waves washed up the beach bringing music to my ears. The melodic sound of the sea set... Continue Reading →
This week we are joined by the talented Beth Penbrook a young mum who hasn't let having young kids stop her travelling and experiencing the world. She travels regularly with her partner and two young children and even moved from England to live in Canada for a year. She loves writing about her travels and children, but... Continue Reading →
Round every street corner in London there is something new to be found. All you need to do is grab a pair of comfortable shoes and roam around the big city. As I meandered down the back streets from Borough tube station to the famous Borough Market I came across one of London's many historical golden nuggets.... Continue Reading →
Need to get out of the city, look no further. Surrey has a lot to offer and is only a 25 minute train ride from London Waterloo. From beautiful hikes to the Mercedes-Benz World. There is something for everyone. Here are my favorite spots in Surrey: Wisley Gardens: Wisley Gardens is part of the Royal Horticulture Society. It... Continue Reading →
Who came up with the seven world wonders? Or is it twelve? Regardless of who said what - I think everyone should visit Machu Picchu in Peru. It was identified as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. I can certainly see why. Machu Pichu is a phenomenal ancient site demonstrating man kind... Continue Reading →
TELF standing for Teach English as a Foreign Language is an 120 hour online course recognised globally. On completion you receive a certificate and are allowed to teach English as a second language anywhere you wish to do so. It is a great qualification to have, which can be used in international schools in England... Continue Reading →
Bored of buses, trains and driving try something new? Hitchhiking provides a new means of transport. It not only takes you from A to B for free but it will give you some giggles along the way. Yes - you must have your wits about you. After-all, getting in the car with a total stranger is something... Continue Reading →
The Fire of London Memorial Statue - Begin your free sight-seeing day by arriving at Bank Tube Station - the financial district. Take a moment to look at the spectacular statue commemorating the fire which devastated London in 1666. The Statue took a whole six years to build - no easy feat. From the statue walk... Continue Reading →
We are going on a bear hunt 