30 Hours in Galway, Ireland.
In this whirlwind tour, we had less than 30 hours on arrival to Galway to explore this amazing city. Join me as I discover what Galway offers and what attracts Read More …
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Giant Underground Amusement Park
How unusual – an amusement park situated at the depths of a disused salt mine. A short journey from Cluj-Napoca in Transylvania is the Salina-Turda Salt Mines which now houses Read More …
Exploring Cluj-Napoca
A short trip to this wonderful cosmopolitan city of Cluj-Napoca situated in Transylvania, Romania. We explore the city centre, the architecture, the bars and nightlife in this whirlwind tour of Read More …
Isle of Wight – Exploring Cowes in a day!
We took the Red Jet ferry from Southampton (UK) to Cowes in the Isle of Wight to see what the famous yachting town offered. Cowes is the centre point for Read More …
Flesh Eating Fish
Richie experiences a fish foot spa for the first time. The hilarious video shows the Garra Rufa fish nibbling on Richie’s feet. The Garra Rufa fish has widely been used Read More …
The Hill of Crosses
Situated 11km from Siauliai, Northern Lithuania is ‘The Hill of Crosses’. A strange place that nobody knows the exact origin of how it all began. The hill is steeped in Read More …
Dad’s Army Tour – Thetford
PREMIERES WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2018 @ 8PM GMT. In this mini whistlestop tour, we take you to Thetford’s iconic locations used in the BBC sitcom Dad’s Army. Dad’s Army celebrated Read More …
London Lumiere Festival
Lumiere London is a world-class light festival that takes place over four evenings, from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 January 2018. It showcases the capital’s spectacular and iconic architecture and Read More …
Gay Benidorm
A whistlestop tour of Benidorm’s LGBT+ scene. Consistently evolving year on year; Benidorm’s gay scene is drawing more and more LGBT+ travellers into the town. With a selection of bars, Read More …
Strange Places at Sea – Maunsell Sea Forts
The Maunsell sea forts were built in the 1940’s by Guy Maunsell. They were situated in the Thames estuary and the Mersey. The forts were built to protect the mainland Read More …
