Author Profile: Georgia Wright

Why spend money when some of the best things in Dublin are free? When we visited Dublin last year with little more than pocket change, these free museums were an absolute lifesaver. And hey, no judgement here—freebies mean more cash for important things, like that extra pint of Guinness. In this post, I’ll take you through the best free museums in Dublin, point out a few that are perfect for students, and answer some common questions to help you plan a brilliant (and budget-friendly)...   view more

The Anglo-Saxon settlement of Nottingham was originally known as Snotingeham in the 6th Century. Through the years, Nottingham has expanded and improved, and is now the 9th biggest city in England. Famously known for Robin Hood, it is a hot spot for tourists from all over the world. The city is full of history and many activities to transport you back in time, whilst also having been adapted for the rising numbers of students who choose to go to one of its prestigious...   view more

A known phrase in Italy is “Mangia bene, ridi spesso, ama molto“– eat well, laugh often, love much. So it is any surprise that the floating city of Venice is one of the most romantic places in the world? Having been on a romantic trip to Venice, I can say that you certainly do get swept up in the atmosphere of the city. Even the most famous of poets and artists have been captivated by this city, creating some beautiful works of art. Here are 21 ideas to help you create the perfect break...   view more

Thinking of spending the weekend in Dublin? Good shout. The pubs are lively, the history’s everywhere, and the Guinness somehow hits different over...   view more

This guide is designed for first-timers, short-trippers, and anyone who wants to squeeze the most out of a city that’s full of art, croissants, and sneaky hills. From cabaret shows to catacombs, we’re covering it all—on foot, by Metro, and with plenty of café...   view more

Paris doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg—even when you’ve got kids in tow. Believe it or not, this city has plenty of free adventures that’ll keep kids (and teens) happy while giving your wallet a much-needed...   view more

With the rate that we keep going back again and again, I think it’s safe to say that we are Paris experts now! We can’t help it; the City of Light continues to live up to its name, especially when the sun sets and the city comes alive with dazzling displays of illumination. Our guide to the best things to do in Paris at night can make people turn their nose up quite often, but they don’t realise what they are missing out...   view more

Verona: the ‘Little Rome,’ where every corner feels like a love letter waiting to be discovered. This place is packed with romance, a little Shakespearean flair, and so much Italian charm that it basically begs for a visit. Whether you’re in it for the love stories, the ancient Roman history, or just want to wander through those cobblestone streets like the romantic you are, Verona’s got your...   view more

So… Venice in November—what can you actually expect? We’ve visited Venice in every season, but November ended up being one of our favourites—quieter canals, moody skies, and surprisingly good value. Yes, there’s a chance of acqua alta, and the evenings get chilly—but it’s also more relaxed, and still...   view more

I knew I liked Prague — I just forgot how much. I went last month on a girls’ trip and ended up in charge of the itinerary. Luckily, Prague makes it easy. It’s beautiful, super walkable, and packed with history, beer, and unique things to see around every...   view more

If you’re just passing through, that’s absolutely fine. You can still see the city’s highlights in just 1 day in Prague… …but fair warning: you’ll probably leave already planning your return. This itinerary is fast-paced but walkable, and designed to help you tick off the best bits without feeling like you’ve run a sightseeing...   view more

2 days in Paris was actually the first trip Callum and I ever took together—and we’ve been back more times than I can count since then. Over the years, I’ve fine-tuned this itinerary into a version that hits all the must-sees without feeling like a race across the city. This plan is perfect if you want to squeeze in the highlights, enjoy some amazing food, and still have time for a wine break (or...   view more