Looking to find some of the best landmarks in Italy? Then you’ve come to the right article as these are the best Italy landmarks to check out while travelling across the country. Italy is a country filled with history, there’s truly no better country to visit in search of landmarks in Italy. It’s filled to …
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Coffee in Portugal is super important, and Portugal’s coffee culture runs deep within its daily life and history. The Portuguese are credited with a crucial role in advancing the coffee industry (more on that in a minute), with more than 8 out of 10 Portuguese citizens consuming the beverage every single day. I believe that …
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When I moved back to the UK last year, I was determined to make the most of Halloween. Fed up of seeing spooky scare houses and ghoulish ghost tours on my Instagram feed and dealing with major FOMO, I vowed that I wouldn’t let the 2023 spooky season pass me by, and so when I …
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One of my favourite things to do in Palermo is to enjoy an evening aperitivo with friends. Aperitivo takes three cornerstones of Italian culture – food, wine and good company – and rolls them all into one, a tradition that originated in Northern Italy, but is thriving in the southern regions. One of those regions is Sicily, …
Since returning to Manchester a year ago, I’ve not been to nearly as many Manchester restaurants as I’d have liked. I seem to live in a perpetual state of knowing I need to reacquaint myself with Manchester’s culinary offerings, while at the same time, never getting around to it. This past Sunday, however, the gastro …
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Malaga is one of the most visited coastal cities in Andalucia, thanks in part to its warm climate and cheap flights from the UK. However, most people visiting for the first time have no idea what to expect, other than sun, sea, and sand, and while Malaga has all of those things in droves, it …
