Top Dog Friendly Holidays in Europe

If your dog grows concerned when the word “holiday” gets thrown around, get ready for some good news. Whether you’re looking for an active trip or a city break, there are loads of fantastic dog friendly holidays in Europe. From strolling the streets of Belgium to running wild on the beaches of France, here are some of our favourite spots

Rediscover Travel: Culinary delights in France

With croissants, crèmes brûlées and more pastries than you can shake a French stick at, some of the world’s best-loved foods are just a short hop across the English Channel. There are so many culinary delights in France on offer, and there are few greater pleasures than enjoying a boeuf Bourguignon in the heart of Burgundy, or sweet madeleines from

Where to realise your New Year’s resolutions in Europe

If recent festivities have left you feeling decidedly frazzled, a rejuvenating escape could be just what you need. Whether it’s a dip in a therapeutic mineral pool, or a bracing mountain walk amongst some of the world’s most stunning scenery, our guide has something for everyone. Get 2017 off to a happier and healthier start with our pick of the

Rediscover Travel

Whether your heart’s set on learning the local cuisine in the French countryside, or discovering hidden gems down the narrow winding streets of Dublin, travelling by ferry gives you the freedom to explore countries beyond their biggest cities, and all at your own pace too. The only tricky bit is knowing where to start when you decide to rediscover travel

The Best Places to go for New Year’s Eve in Europe

Why wait for a new year to kick off your resolutions? Cross another city off your travel bucket list with an adventure to one of the most exciting New Year’s Eve parties in Europe. Whether you like sharing traditional treats with the locals, cruising past the Eiffel Tower with a glass of champagne in hand or letting your hair down

24 hours in Paris

Ah, Paris. The city that’s won the hearts of lovers all over the world. The city of romance, revolutions and Roquefort, all packaged up in leafy streets, majestic architecture and beautiful green spaces. Whether you’re there to stay or just passing through, there’s no better place to spend a 24-hour break than France‘s beautiful capital. Here’s our guide to what

Novel Holiday Destinations for Book Lovers

There’s no better way to rediscover your favourite destination, or to try somewhere completely new, than with a good book as your tour guide. In fact, some of the greatest locations are hidden within the very pages of a well-thumbed story. Stroll the streets of these novel holiday destinations for book lovers and you’ll soon see why they inspired some

World War I Battlefield Tours: The Best Routes

Reminders of the Great War are present all along the Western Front. Trench lines can be seen for miles across the fields, while once beautifully thick woodlands remain flattened since the fighting and ponds have appeared in the craters left by shells. A visit to the First World War battlefields makes for a stark reminder of those lost in battle

Exploring the D-Day Beaches in Normandy

On the morning of 6 June 1944, the once pristine Normandy coastline became the site of the largest ever seaborne invasion in world history. The Allied land, air and sea operation became known as the D-Day Landings and within just one month 1,100,000 troops, 200,000 vehicles and 750,000 tons of stores were moved to France – heralding one of the

Hauts-de-France Weekend Road Trip

Encompassing the sandy beaches of Pas-de-Calais, the châteaux of Oise, the floating gardens of the Somme and much more besides, the Hauts-de-France contains many of the most beautiful places in northern France. To help you plan your own adventure in this scenic part of the country, we’ve selected some of the best cities and attractions you can visit on a Hauts-de-France weekend road trip.

Tour De France Guide: Fan Tips

Comfortably the most famous cycling race in the world, the Tour de France is a gruelling challenge for the sport’s greatest athletes across some of Europe’s most difficult mountain terrains. For cycling fans, there really is nothing like watching the peloton battle up a steep incline or zoom by during sprint stages. To help you soak up all of the

Where to Watch the Tour de France

Set amid some of the most astoundingly beautiful scenery in the world, the Tour de France is a sporting event unlike any other. The contrast of brutally steep climbs up mountain terrain and thrilling city sprints are the result of months of training for the world’s greatest cyclists, and breathtaking to watch for spectators. The Tour de France route traverses

Battlefields to Visit in The Somme

On the 1st July 2016 the world celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, one of the defining conflicts of the First World War. The Centenary event will see thousands of visitors gather at the various battlements in and around Somme, northern France, to pay respects to the soldiers who lost their lives there. Take a walk

South of France Trip – A Day in Monaco

Located along the southeast corner of France, the Principality of Monaco is steeped in sophistication and intrigue. This tiny country might be the second smallest in the world after Vatican City, but it’s still renowned as a billionaires’ playground and home to A-list celebrities. Monte Carlo’s picturesque harbour of mega yachts and world-famous casino have made it a hotspot for

A Guide to Eating Escargots in France

France is the worldwide number one consumer of snails – otherwise called escargots – making it the best place to try this unique delicacy. If you can get over your initial nerves, you’ll see why this high-protein, low-fat and vitamin-rich meal is just as loved by the French as camembert and baguettes. Check out our guide to eating escargots in

Watch Football in France This Summer

24 of Europe’s best footballing nations come together this summer to compete in a thrilling football tournament. The 2016 edition takes place in France, and there will be a dedicated supporter area set up in each of the ten stadium cities to make sure those who didn’t get match tickets don’t miss out. We’ve put together a guide to France’s