Belgium may be small, but it’s packed with charm and history. In 2024, the city had 45 million international visitors, including people from the US, UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands. I have lived in Belgium for ten years and I’ve explored this lovely little country in depth. Here’s my recommendation for the perfect 7 […]
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Category: Europe
Europe is a melting pot of a continent with unique countries and wildly different cultures packed closely together. Each European nation has its own prestigious history, beautiful architecture, traditional food and distinct dialect.
I grew up in the UK where we have awe-inspiring ancient cities such as London and York. Travelling from London I relocated to Belgium, where I am still discovering the quirky hidden gems of Brussels, as well as the beautiful historic cities of Ghent and Bruges.
France is somewhere always I love to visit, while more recently I have fallen head over heels for Portugal. Browse my posts below to find out more about all of these wonderful European countries.
This is the Most Gorgeous Ghent 1 Day Itinerary (2025)
According to Lonely Planet, the historic Belgian city of Ghent is Europe’s best-kept secret. I have lived in Belgium for ten years and Ghent is still one of my favourite places to go. Here are my top tips for how to see this beautiful city if you only have a day. My recommended Ghent 1 […]
This Is the Most Beautiful 1 Day Bruges Itinerary (2025)
Are you wondering what to do in Bruges if you only have a day? I live in Belgium and Bruges is one of my favourite places for a day trip. This medieval city is easy to explore on foot and never loses its charm. Here is the most beautiful 1 day in Bruges itinerary that […]
This is the Best Time to Visit Mont Saint Michel (2025)
The impressive Mont Saint Michel abbey in France is the most fairytale destination in the world. Every year, over three million visitors are drawn to Mont Saint Michel and it has become one of France’s most recognisable landmarks. Only Paris’s Eiffel Tower and the nearby Palace of Versailles receive more tourists. Mont Saint Michel is […]