Now hear me out. Having been born and bred Southampton I’ve never really given it much thought. I walk through town day in and day out without really casting my mind upon the history of the place. Yet with the recent anniversary of the Titanic disaster, coupled with the recent revival of the ship in the form of Titanic 2 (due to set sail in 2016) – It seems fitting to at least pen one article to my city that has seen its fair share of history.
The New Forest in Hampshire is perhaps best known for its camping sites and its Ponies. For those who have ever actually been camping out in the New Forest, the two are often an undesirable combination. (Seriously, don’t feed them).
Having a holiday in the UK is often frowned upon by those who love sun, sea and sand of warmer climates, but the UK can offer all these things and more. Exploring the motherland is easy, doesn’t require a passport and needs little planning. The only thing that needs planning is finding the right hotels in the UK and then it’s time to hit the road.
Although a small island off the south coast off the UK, the Isle of Wight certainly doesn’t lack things to do and places to go. No matter what time of the year you choose to go on holiday to the Isle of Wight you will not be disappointed as there are attractions and activities for all of the family all year round as well as being home to the infamous Isle of Wight Music Festival.
When planning a holiday abroad I am normally thinking of sun, sea, relaxing and as a lover of exploring, a few historic attractions so Ireland never really came to mind. I needed a trip away but couldn’t afford to jet off on a back packing adventure into exotic terrain so I decided to hope on the ferry over to visit our Irish neighbours.
Thinking of a weekend break with loved ones or a couple of mates? Here are a couple of the top quick get-away destinations around Europe.
Travelling Blogger brings you this weeks top 5, which are the best antique attractions in London. From the World famous Sotheby’s, to the popular Portobello road there is something for everyone…
Often used as a way of celebrating different cultures from all over the world, music has the power to transport us. Whether it’s stated in the actual lyrics, or simply in the feel good beat – there are those songs that are completely associated with a place. Here’s a list of some of the best and most ‘international’ songs to inspire your next must-visit wish list!
Long before TOWIE came along, the biggest pre-conception about Essex – alongside everyone wearing white stilettos – has always been that it is a rather unattractive county.
