Restaurant Review: Aamanns 1921
When in Copenhagen, eat. With everything from bistros to Michelin-starred restaurants to some of the trendiest cafes in the world, there is really something for every taste. There is however …
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Ibsens Hotel and why it’s the best in Copenhagen
The first thing you spot walking from Nørreport station is the bright red neon sign. It reads ‘Hotel’, it’s been one of Copenhagen’s most iconic sites since the 60s and it belongs …
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I’m not a vegetarian, I’m a reducetarian.
After two months of avoiding all forms of meat, poultry and seafood I have come to a conclusion: I am a reducetarian. In the UK, hungry Brits eat almost 20 …
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Exploring Scotland’s Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Famous for its watery monsters, whisky, golf and unicorns, Scotland is one of the more mysterious countries I have been to. Covered in mountains, valleys, glens and lochs all sitting …
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Want to travel on the cheap? GO CAMPING!
We’ve all been there. Your heart speaks of nothing but a summer in Europe but your bank balance is determined to keep you at home. Well, if you are like …
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The 5 things you should do in Dubrovnik
Surrounded by the world-famous city walls and the clearest water imaginable, Dubrovnik is a dream. Welcoming over a million tourist in 2017 alone, Croatia is in full tourist bloom which …
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Top Tip: How to escape Dubrovnik’s crazy crowds
Surrounded by the world-famous city walls and the most stunning turquoise water imaginable, Dubrovnik is a dream. But besides being absolutely gorgeous and one of the most photogenic cities I …
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Why I am quitting meat cold turkey
After cooking a batch of roast chicken a while back, I realised that nothing in this world disgusts me more than a raw chicken breast. The smell, the texture, the …
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Restaurant Review: Élan Cafe
Of the 40 000 cafes and restaurants in London, Élan Cafe might just be the most Instagrammable of them all. Filled to the brim with flowers and every shade of pink, …
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Land diving on Pentecost Island
Also know as Nanggol in the local Bislama language, land diving is a strange and interesting ritual preformed solely on Pentecost Island – a 190 sq mile stretch of jungle land and one …
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