14 Henrietta Street | Dublin
There’s a new museum in town and it’s a good one. It is also an important one in the context of Dublin’s current homelessness crisis. 14 Henrietta Street tells the story of housing in Dublin from the...
View ArticleBest in Travel 2018
2018 was slow and quiet when it came to travel. For the past few years, I’ve kept my wanderlust locally. It feels like dreams of big adventures faraway are behind me. Give me a road trip around Dorset...
View ArticleA Day of Romance in Dublin
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, I thought it would be fun to come up with a walkable day itinerary of sweet little activities in Dublin to do with your boo, tailored for all you lovers out there...
View ArticleBruges’ Best Photo Spots
Bruges is the ultimate photographers’ dream. At almost every corner, there’s a chance to uncover a picturesque little scene that will make you want to grab your camera. It is one of the most...
View ArticleTwo Exhibitions in Brussels You Need to See This Summer
I recently spent a few days in Brussels and was lucky to catch two excellent exhibitions. They’re both on until the end of August so I thought I’d quickly give you a heads-up here in case one of you...
View ArticleA Quick Guide to an Afternoon in Ghent
On first impression, Ghent might look like a museum. Its medieval architecture has been incredibly well preserved through the ages. But take a closer look and you’ll see a lively university city with a...
View ArticleBelfast City Guide
To be honest with you, until last year I didn’t get Belfast. I probably would have gone as far to say I didn’t like it. I had been a couple of times and it just felt so… nondescript. I think like many...
View ArticlePoolbeg Peninsula | Dublin
If you lived in Dublin for a certain period of time, chances are that the landmark you associate the most with the city is the Poolbeg Chimneys. Not Temple Bar or the Ha’penny Bridge or even Trinity...
View ArticleJune Blake’s & Hunting Brook Gardens | co. Wicklow
Visiting gardens is just about my favourite thing to do. As soon as the weather warms up you’ll find me exploring a few ones, especially in county Wicklow. This county is chock-full of gorgeous gardens...
View ArticleYour Pocket Guide to The Waterford Greenway | co. Waterford
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you’ll know that ‘adventure holidays’ is not a combination of words I use very often… if ever. Here we tend to visit lush gardens, period houses, old-fashioned...
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