Peeling Back the Layers of Kreuzberg: A Berlin Food Tour
Berlin is not really a city of big name sights. Aside from the Brandenburger Tor, Reichstag, TV Tower, and what remains of the Berlin Wall,…
Berlin is not really a city of big name sights. Aside from the Brandenburger Tor, Reichstag, TV Tower, and what remains of the Berlin Wall,…
There are many reasons I am proud to be European, in fact, many more than I’m proud to be British. Eurovision is one of them….
“Why, Sir, you find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. No, Sir, when a man is tired of London, he…
While you’ve probably heard of the Danube, the longest river in the EU, you’ve probably not heard of Linz, Austria’s third largest city after Vienna…
Oh, Berlin. Every time I arrive in this city, I feel like I’ve come home. My first visit was with Zab back in 2008 to…
How many European countries can you name? How many can you indicate on a blank map of the continent? How many of those can you…
Seeing that I’m was born and grew up in East London, I should know everything about the food scene there, right? Wrong. When we won…
Zab and I first visited the Hammam Al Ándalus when we were last in Madrid, seven and a half years earlier, and when we were…
Arriving at Crucina at around 8pm, we were, of course, the only people there. In Madrid, like much of the Spanish speaking world, people don’t…
After almost eight months of travelling in South America, we’ve come to realise two important things about ourselves and our travel style. Firstly, we are…
A few weeks ago, I was interviewed about Extremadura in Spain by Christ Christensen for the excellent travel podcast, Amateur Traveler. I lived in Mérida,…
At the end of 2012, I lived for three months in Mérida, a small city in the region of Extremadura, Spain, teaching English. It’s a…