Experience a night of Fado in Porto at Ideal Clube de Fado. Soulful solo performances, haunting melodies, and a glass of port make this intimate venue unforgettable.

Two nights in Larnaca gave us just enough time to enjoy icy spritzes, traditional Cypriot dishes, and sweet treats by the sea. From tavern classics like tavas and kleftiko to fresh loukoumades and lemon sorbet on the promenade, here’s what we ate (and drank!) in this laid-back coastal city.

Wander the south side of Nicosia (Lefkosía), the world’s last divided capital. From winding alleys and Ottoman mosques to Byzantine churches, Venetian walls, and modern Eleftheria Square, this walking loop reveals the city’s rich layers of history and character.

Explore Malta’s colorful fishing village, bustling Sunday market, scenic luzzus, and coastal boat rides on a perfect day trip from Valletta.

We spent one day and night in Salamanca exploring its golden streets and sampling the city’s best flavours. From a slice of traditional hornazo at Viandas to sweet convent cookies and a relaxed dinner in Plaza Mayor, Salamanca proved to be just as memorable for its food as for its history.

Discover Madrid in two hours: from Almudena Cathedral and Palacio Real to bustling plazas, Gran Vía, Calle de Lavapiés, and relaxing Parque del Retiro.

Discover Gozo in a full-day tuktuk and boat tour from Sliema. From panoramic viewpoints and dramatic cliffs to historic sites and the Blue Lagoon, this 8-hour adventure shows you the best of Malta’s sister island.

In two nights we tried a mix of eats in Andorra, from Thai street food and pizza in Canillo to coffee ice cream and a medieval-themed tavern. A stop at Borda Vella gave us a taste of local flavours too.

Explore Segovia in two hours as we wander from the iconic aqueduct to the Alcázar, uncovering charming squares, historic streets, and medieval walls along the way. Perfect for a quick yet unforgettable city adventure.

We took a day trip from Andorra la Vella to the Tibetan Bridge in Canillo and the Mirador Roc del Quer. A thrilling suspension bridge walk and a scenic viewpoint made for the perfect Andorran adventure.

A quick food tour through Bucharest took us from craft beers and wood-fired pizza to historic cafés, hearty Romanian classics and indulgent gelato.

In two hours we crossed the Roman bridge, explored Salamanca’s cathedrals and university, paused in Plaza Mayor and admired convents and palaces, before looping back with river views.

A day of wine tasting in Orahovac and Velika Hoča showed us just how good Kosovo’s wines are. From crisp whites to sweet reds, charcuterie boards and a shot of rakia, it was an unforgettable surprise.

Discover Bucharest on foot with a relaxed two-hour stroll through historic landmarks, charming streets, and iconic cafés. Perfect for first-time visitors or couples wanting to see the city’s highlights.

From grilled chicken at a locals’ favourite to port tasting by the river, and even a birthday dinner in the Douro Valley, our time in Porto was full of good food and memorable moments. It wasn’t about chasing the fanciest plates, but about enjoying honest flavours that made the trip feel special.

A two-hour walking loop through Porto - taken in a gentle rain - that delivers blue-tiled stations, sweeping rooftop views, riverside charm, and a taste of Gaia - literally, thanks to a smooth, berry-rich ruby port at historic Burmester. The rain only made the city’s colours pop, proving Porto is pure magic in any weather.

On a quick stop between Lisbon and Porto, I wandered a stunning loop around Nazaré’s cliffs — from breathtaking lookout points to a rugged sea cave where fishermen once sought shelter. With calm seas and salty air, it was a perfect short adventure packed with history, nature, and a little picnic by the waves.

A short stop on our coach trip through Portugal, Óbidos offered a perfect bite-sized slice of history and charm. Think medieval walls, tiled churches, scenic viewpoints, and a sweet shot of Ginja to top it off.

Here’s a taste of my Lisbon trip with flaky pastéis de nata, smoky cuttlefish, juicy bifanas and more. Just honest, simple bites that made me fall for the city’s food scene.

Got just two hours in Lisbon? Perfect. This easy, mostly downhill walking loop takes you from the buzzing Rossio Square up to some of the city’s best viewpoints, historic neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks - all wrapped up with a traditional shot of ginginha served in a chocolate cup. Whether you’re a first-timer or just looking for a quick but rich Lisbon fix, this guided stroll will have you falling for the city’s charm, hills and all.