If you’re one of those people who lets your airline miles languish unused in a forgotten account or (heaven forbid) doesn’t bother to sign up with airline programs at all when you fly, Travis Sherry has some words for you. 35,000 words, actually. Sherry has put together a packed guide to collecting and making the…
We’ve passed El Garaje (the Garage) many times in our walks around Jerez. Opposite the Souk (Zoco), it’s always busy on Saturdays – power-ballads and rock hits from the 80s and 90s blasting. What’s less known is that during the week, their menu del dia comes in at just €6 for a starter, main, bread…
The Gorila cerveceria, or beer bar, is another popular option on Plaza Plateros. They serve a wide variety of cold cuts and cheeses, plus play up the German beer connection with sausages and pickled gherkins. Most people are here for the beers though. The Gorila has a wide variety by Spanish standards: several German and…
Food and music make the perfect combination on this tour of Lisbon, focussed on tapas and fado.
Berlin has a lot of history, and the best way to learn about it is on the spot — and a Storyline of Berlin tour with Urban Adventures is a good choice.
What would you do with just one day in Prague? We had just half a day, but fit in so much thanks to a walking tour and an excellent guide.
If you’ve ever felt ripped off by Venice’s astronomical food prices and ludicrous cover charges, or if you’d like to avoid this experience altogether, the Urban Adventures Cicchetti of Venice tour is for you.
Sarah von Bargen guides you through 15 different opportunities to break away from the normal professional path in The Cubicle Escape Plan. The e-book catalogues lots of different activities to engage yourself in diverse communities, to catapult a desire to see the world, make some extra money and make a difference.
Although these attractions are advertised together, only one is still running — and it’s worth a visit.
On our very first day in Jerez, a friend of ours recommended we visit the Hammam Andalusí. We didn’t quite manage to visit that same day — in fact it’s taken us two months to get here. But it was certainly worth the wait.
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