by Kirsty | Last updated Apr 15, 2019 | Published on Feb 4, 2019 | Destinations
Cornwall is full of amazing, intriguing and unique places to visit. Sometimes it’s hard to know where to start! The Minack Theatre in Cornwall has long been on my bucket list of things to do and we happened upon a perfect day to visit. An open air theatre...
by Kirsty | Last updated Mar 7, 2019 | Published on Jan 30, 2019 | Destinations
NYC is just brimming with history and if you’re at all a history buff you’ll find loads of things to do to satisfy your hunger to learn about the past of this amazing city. Here are just some of the best historical sites in New York City that we found...
by Kirsty | Last updated Mar 19, 2019 | Published on Jan 29, 2019 | Destinations
The Mother Road has everything: national parks, big cities and even ghost towns. But what I love most about travelling the road is the quirky towns on Route 66 that might only have one motel and diner but have so much charm! I’ve gathered up 10 towns that you...
by Kirsty | Last updated Apr 16, 2019 | Published on Jan 17, 2019 | Destinations
When we decided to do our day trip to York, I knew that we wanted to make the most out of our day there and to that end we decided that York Passes would be a good investment. Our interest for the day was the historical sites and as you can imagine –...
by Kirsty | Last updated Apr 16, 2019 | Published on Jan 9, 2019 | Destinations
If a day trip to York, England is all you can manage then you’ll be pleased to know that it’s still well worth visiting even if you have limited time here. As part of a larger UK trip or just a day out from your regular routine, York really captures the...
by Kirsty | Last updated Apr 16, 2019 | Published on Jan 3, 2019 | Destinations, Historical sites
Anyone visiting the UK can be easily blown away and even overwhelmed by the enormous amount of history on offer whether that’s ancient stones, Roman ruins, medieval castles or Victorian architecture. Yes, we do have a lot! For anyone who is based near London...
