Brussels is a city full of surprises – from medieval streets and grand squares to quirky museums and, of course, chocolate worth travelling for. But here’s the kicker: you don’t need a full day, aching feet, or a bus tour to see it all. Hop on a bike and in just 3 hours, you can cover the main sights, enjoy the breeze, and even sneak in some Belgian frites along the way. Gentle hills, friendly guides, and plenty of photo ops make this the most fun, fast, and fabulous way to e

Few travel experiences compare to wandering through a European city square in December, warmed by mulled wine as fairy lights sparkle above and choirs sing carols. From Cologne’s Gothic cathedral to Riga’s cobbled old town, Europe’s best Christmas markets combine festive tradition, local culture, and unbeatable atmosphere. The problem? December flights are some of the year’s priciest. London to Cologne can hit £250 return, and even budget airlines hike fares. But if you’re s

Christmas markets are one of Europe’s most magical traditions, twinkling lights, steaming mugs of glühwein, wooden chalets filled with ornaments, and the smell of roasted chestnuts in the air. The best part? You don’t need two weeks of annual leave to enjoy them. With cheap flights, trains, and clever use of points, you can visit some of Europe’s top Christmas markets in just a weekend break. In this guide, I’ll share the best short breaks for Christmas markets you can do fr

The rooftop pool, was a welcomed added extra for a stay in a city centre hotel, you can relax and unwind and take in the city views from the