Author Profile: Anuradha Srinath

Just back from a lovely trip to Northern Norway, I can’t but boast about this largest city above arctic circle – Tromso! We were really eager to cross off Northern Lights from our never ending bucket...   view more

Looking for best things to do in Nice, in France? This guide is for you! Whether you want to lay in the beach, or do museum hopping, Nice has plenty of interesting things to do. Nice is a perfect gateway whether you want to explore French Riviera, or Provence region. Having two international borders (Italy and Monaco) less than 30 miles away, the possibilities of day trips are endless. Read our post to know...   view more

Snugged along the eastern France, close to the borders of Germany is the beautiful city of Strasbourg. It is a perfect blend of France and Germany by all...   view more

Beaches, culture, and celebrities – all come together as one large city in California. That’s City of Los Angeles. Visitors go here for sunshine, awesome food and to hang out in some of the hippest bars in...   view more

Looking for top things to do in Marseille, France? The city is a melting pot of culture, a gastronomy delight, sprouting with museums and is going through a complete makeover. Here’s our complete guide on best things to do in Marseille and how to spend 48 hours in this beautiful coastal French...   view more

Largs sits on the Firth of Clyde in North Ayrshire hugging the west coast. The town is ideal for exploring Western Scotland and the Isles around. Due to its proximity to 2 big cities, Largs is an ideal choice of weekend...   view more

London is a city that every traveller should experience. The city’s multicultural vibe and historic connection makes it a compelling destination for many travel enthusiasts. You ask me what I like about London, I would say “there’s always something new to see/do/eat...   view more

Stratford-Upon-Avon is home to the eternal poet legend Shakesheare. Because of this, the town is also christened as Shakespeare’s Country. Put this all together like a jigsaw puzzle, and it never fails to make a perfect weekend...   view more

Do you dream of visiting sleepy french village with sweeping views of Mediterranean coast, that isn’t as crowded as Cannes or Antibes? Eze is one such...   view more

Magical Sintra is something that cannot be missed when travelling in Portugal. Soak into the rick history and admire the mesmerising architectures hidden inside Sintra National Park. Be it Pena Palace, or the Moorish castle, they will not fail to impress...   view more

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is one of the contemporary architectural wonders of the modern times. This modern mosque is often compared to Taj...   view more

With plenty of things to do in Conwy and around, we recommend spending at least two days in Conwy. It is also a perfect base to explore North Wales, more particularly Snowdonia National park, Anglesey and the North Wales...   view more

Looking for top things to do in Whitby over a weekend? This post is for you. Whitby is an interesting seaside town with plenty of goth stories, spooky history, great English heritage and dramatic coastlines. Whitby brags it all considering how compact and postcard-perfect Whitby...   view more

Little Venice is one of London’s picturesque and serene places located near the popular Paddington. But what it offers is a quiet walk closer to nature far far away from the touristy and crowded...   view more

Cobh is located in Southern Ireland, just about 20 minutes drive from the city Cork. Cobh became Ireland’s largest port of emigration moving out in search of new life, mostly to North...   view more

Chania is the 2nd largest city of Crete and lies in the north coast of Greece. This colourful corner of Greek Island is full of brimming streets, maze like old town, venetian port, lively waterfront and a majestic...   view more

Canterbury Cathedral is a prominent symbol of English history. Hence, it has been called as the cradle of English Christianity. The magnificent cathedral is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral has been receiving visitors from Middle...   view more

Dragor is a well preserved fishing village located along the photogenic Amager coast. You cannot ask for a better place to escape the buzz of Copenhagen, and this must be the one of the most beautiful villages in Denmark that is easily accessible from...   view more

Oslo is a gleaming Scandinavian city full of beautiful museums, palace and fortress. The city is also filled with myriad outdoor sculptures all...   view more

Rickmansworth Aquadrome is a huge public park and an award winning local nature reserve located in the town of Rickmansworth, in Hertfordshire. Spread over 100 acres of wetlands, Rickmansworth Aquadrome is a popular attraction amongst locals and a great place to be close to...   view more

Looking for an offbeat thing to do in London? Go and explore the street art in East London. In our guide, we have highlighted some of the best places to find street art in East London and self guided walking tour...   view more

If you are looking for an impressive, romantic weekend getaway that will knock the socks off your other half, look no further than a trip to London. This beautiful city has some truly mesmerising, and utterly romantic attractions including leafy parks, beautiful architecture, and fun...   view more

One of the world’s most unique holiday hotspots, Dubai is on the bucket list for many. Dubai attracts all kinds of holiday seekers – from young to old, from fashionistas, sports enthusiasts to thrill...   view more

Known as the beach capital of England, Brighton is a gorgeous sea side town located in the southern part of Britain. The seaside pier and Brighton beach are the most popular tourist attraction. However, the truth is it overshadows some of the unique things that you can explore in...   view more

Here’s a complete guide to explore Puerto de Mogán, Gran Canaria’s coastal jewel. Often dubbed as Venice of the Canaries, Puerto de Mogán is synonymous to bougainvilla adored buildings, vibrant marina and waterfront restaurants. But there’s...   view more

Scotland is known for its woolen products, tartans and whisky. Geographically, Scotland boasts of dramatic coastlines, islands that steal your heart, valleys and mountains that echoes the wild emptiness and cold weather. If God is the mother of Nature, Scotland is her child. The country is blessed with abundant of natural...   view more