Best one day in Zurich itinerary (quick answer)If you only have one day in Zurich, I’d recommend following this itinerary: – Morning: Explore the east part of the old town and visit the Grossmünster church– Mid-morning: Cruise Lake Zurich or visit the Zurichhorn Park– Early afternoon: Visit the west part of the old town –…
I’ve recently returned from a trip to Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, and I absolutely loved it. There’s a mix of interesting (and sometimes unique and arguably kitsch) architecture, a vibrant old bazaar, beautiful churches and mosques, and the city’s proximity to the stunning Matka Canyon, where you can sail a boat through the…
Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia, is a city of contrasts. When you visit, you’ll discover centuries-old landmarks sitting side by side with both Communist and post-Communist era architecture, with different experiences and sights that reflect this. And the city’s location, just a few miles from the Matka Canyon, less than an hour from the…
With the festive holiday season approaching, you may be thinking about a short break in Europe to get you into the Christmas spirit. Somewhere you can explore, do some Christmas shopping, admire the Christmas decorations and Christmas lights, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. If you are, below is a collection of some of the top…
If you only have one day in Basel, you can still see a lot. As Switzerland’s cultural capital and its third-largest city, Basel has an old town along the Rhine, a range of museums, and plenty of sights that can be covered in a short visit. This guide offers a one-day Basel itinerary that is…
Lauterbrunnen is in the Bernese Oberland region of the Swiss Alps, not far from Interlaken. It’s a small village set in a valley surrounded by stunning alpine greenery and mighty rockfaces. It’s known as the place of ‘many fountains’ because of its 72 waterfalls that gush down and out of the rocks. It is also…
Known as the ‘Little Venice’ of France’s Alsace region, Colmar is a wonderful place to visit. Its well-preserved old town is packed with colourful half-timbered houses, historic churches, and lively squares. Plus there’s a small river that you can sail along, fascinating museums, and great food and wine to sample. If you go, you’ll discover…
When planning a European city break, it’s tempting to visit the big names: capital cities such as London, Paris, and Brussels, or other top tourist destinations like Barcelona and Milan. And with good reason – they’re all fabulous places to visit! However there are plenty of other cities to consider as well: underrated and lesser-known…
Autumn is a perfect time for a European city break. The summer crowds have gone, the weather is often still pleasant, especially in the more southerly destinations, and there’s a bit more of a relaxed feel. If you’re looking for inspiration for a short break in the autumn or fall, this post will help! I’ve…
Paris, the capital of France, is one of the most visited cities in the world. And for good reason. It’s crammed full of iconic landmarks, world-class museums, beautiful streets, and riverside districts. Visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to sightseeing opportunities, and there are plenty of places within easy reach for day trips….