So you’ve scored that great hotel in the Big Apple, but your rate is room-only. Perhaps you can’t face another breakfast buffet or would rather try out what New York has to offer. With thousands of places to eat you’re spoiled for choice, but we’re here to help. Here are 6 of the best places [...]
So you’re finally going to visit the Big Apple? Make sure you get some fabulous photographs to show off to friends and family on your return. Here are six photographic highlights New York City has to offer and our tips on how to get the best results – illustrated by some of the pictures taken [...]
The sun is shining, there’s not a cloud in the sky. Or perhaps it’s just not raining – whatever the reason, the time has come to discover the city’s outdoor attractions. Sounds good, but you’re not talking about jogging are you? You know I don’t do jogging… Relax. We’ve got a couple of healthy options [...]
Use this handy guide to plan your trip Image obtained from Flickr.com under Creative Commons (c) Kaushal Karkhanis This is the list we at Grown-up Travel Guide use to plan our travel and we’re sharing it here to help readers in their preparations. There are many high-tech methods to automate some of the processes listed [...]
Why waste your money on a boring multiplex? The British capital – itself the star of countless movies – has plenty of more memorable places to watch them too… When size matters – BFI IMAX Image (c) BFI IMAX We start with the biggest: Now this may seem hard to get your head around but [...]
Er du norsk? Du kan finne denne artikkel “Se forskjellen: Bilder viser hvordan Berlin har endret seg siden 1990” på Reis-Berlin.no, ny norsk nettside med alt om Berlin What a difference 22 years makes… I had the pleasure of living and working in Berlin from 1990-92 and have been back many times since. I was rummaging [...]
Image obtained from Flickr.com under Creative Commons (c) Gabriel Bergin I’m sure I wasn’t the only one whose knee-jerk reaction to the article by Tony Wheeler in The Independent in the UK. That name sounds familiar…? Yes, that Tony Wheeler. The man behind the guidebook empire of Lonely Planet. Oh right, so your reaction was [...]
It’s time for entry number five in our series; to date we have shared the experiences of an Englishman in New York for the first time, then a Canadian in San Francisco, An English Lady on the Costa Brava and a Kiwi in Cambodia. A number of different authors tell us how it went the first time they [...]
