I've travelled widely for many years and have lived in 3 different countries. I've driven extensively around Europe. I'm a keen foodie and love to try the best restaurants wherever I travel.
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Dublin: Trip to Dublin from the U.S.!
On trips to Dublin you always need plans for when it rains. Apart from some places already mentioned a must- do is the National Museum of Ireland. Others include EPIC the Irish emigration museum, The Little Museum of Dublin, Dublinia. if you get nice weather then take a... See More
London: Need tips on local transportation
The cheapest way to get to Victoria Station to Gatwick is to go with Easybus. You can then get a bus from Victoria to your hostel. If travelling by train, don't take the Gatwick Express. It will cost you an arm and a... See More
Cinque Terre: Should I go in January?
Northern Italycan be surprisingly wet and cold in winter so I wouldn't have big expectations. You could go to Cinque Terre and have lovely sunny days or you could have miserable cold wet days. It's a bit of a lottery. My... See More
I think the simple answer is that you should be flying on two different tickets. One that goes JFK-LHR-DUB for you and one that goes JFK-LHR for your daughter. See More
Bologna: must see places in Bologna, Italy
I agree with Kemkem's answer. Bologna is a fabulous place. One of my favourites in Italy. She's covered most of the main things to do. However, I disagree with her about the church of Santo Stefano di Magra.... See More
London: Turbulence when traveling to London
I used to be a nervous flyer but the more I've flown the more comfortable I've become. I've flown back and forwards over the Atlantic for over 30 years and have never experienced bad turbulence. Occasional mild turbulence can happen but it will usually only... See More
Rome: 3 nights in Rome for girlfriends birthday, let's make is special!
Given the occasion and that budget is not a constraint then they have to dine at La Pergola. It's the only Michelin 3-star restaurant in Rome and is a fantastic experience. The restaurant has an amazing terrace on a hill overlooking Rome. It is one... See More
Jane I think you have the balance wrong. If you were to stay anywhere for 6 nights then it should be Rome. Even then you will only be able to scratch the surface of one of the world's great cities. 6 nights in Siena is way too long IMHO. One or two nights is plenty.... See More
Montpellier: Where to eat in Montpellier
I took a group to Montpellier and we had a great evening with good food at Le Petit Jardin. They have a wonderful garden out back if the weather is warm enough for dining outdoors. See More
Matera: Best restaurants with outdoor dining in Matera, Italy?
Looking for recommendations for outdoor dining in Matera. We are foodies so price is not as important as food quality. We are staying up near the cathedral (duomo) so don't want to have to trek too far downhill as my wife's knees are not great. As we're there... See More
