When one journey ends another begins
21 Jun 2010 by Joel Willans
Our Ovi Maps Explorer trip has come to an end. We’ve had a great time and we hope you have too. As a farewell gift, we’d like to share some of our finest memories.
21 Jun 2010 by Joel Willans
Our Ovi Maps Explorer trip has come to an end. We’ve had a great time and we hope you have too. As a farewell gift, we’d like to share some of our finest memories.
9 Mar 2010 by Joel Willans
Le Train Bleu is possibly the world’s most sumptuous train station restaurant. The ambiance is magnifique, the food delicious. So why’s one trip enough?
22 Feb 2010 by Joel Willans
I’m neither a Goth nor a Satanist, but I do love a good graveyard. And if you secretly dig graveyards too, I guarantee my four favourites will knock you dead.
15 Jan 2010 by Peter Sterling
Proof that there’s a place for cutting-edge design at church, Notre-Dame de Pentecôte is yet another Paris must-see.
1 Dec 2009 by Joel Willans
Live in London and looking for a weekend to remember? Try taking a superstar to dinner.
7 Oct 2009 by Joel Willans
The Loire Valley has hundreds of châteauxs, meaning you can live like royalty for a lot less than you might imagine.
6 Oct 2009 by Joel Willans
What nationalities make the best tourists? Expedia asked 4500 hoteliers to give their opinion and some of the results came as bit of a surprise.
7 Sep 2009 by Peter Sterling
In the year 708 A.D., St. Michael the Archangel appeared to St. Aubert, bishop of Avranches, and instructed him to build a church on a rocky islet off the coast of Normandy. Aubert had better things to do, and disobeyed – until St. Michael, as legend has it, burned a hole in the bishop’s skull with his finger.
12 Aug 2009 by Joel Willans
First the French go cold on topless bathing. Now they’re making men feel the heat when it comes to swimming trunks. Is this another French revolution?