Europe and Middle East
Climbing the Eiger by train. Discover an umissable adventure.
07/10/2014 .
Glamping at Livingstone Lodge. Discover the Serengetti in beautiful Kent
25/09/2014 .
Andy Mossack tries out glamping at Livingstone Lodge and almost forgets he is in Kent.
Read the full story hereShopping in Lisbon. Discover 10 of its most unusual stores
24/09/2014 .
Andty Mossack goes shopping in Lisbon to discover its most unusual srtores.
Read the full story hereSandy Balls New Forest Camping. Discover Rustic Charm under the stars.
24/09/2014 .
Solange Berchemin tries out Sandy Balls New Forest Camping as she does a spot of self-catering.
Read the full story hereMaastricht. Discover The Ancient Centre of Europe
14/09/2014 .
The Netherlands most southerly city of Maastricht can rightly claim the title “Centre of Europe” symbolizing the European dream ever since the signing of the historic Maastricht Treaty back in 1992.
Read the full story hereRenting a villa in Pietrasanta. Discover a much better alternative to a hotel stay.
10/09/2014 .
Andy Mossack explores renting a villa in Pietrasanta over a hotel stay in Tuscany’s lovely town.
Read the full story hereHOTEL DE LA CITE. 108 years old and still fabulous.
21/08/2014 .
Bavaria In the Footsteps of Hitler. Discover the history behind the evil.
18/08/2014 .
With the news that Germany has now recognised the National Socialst Party as a piece of German history, Andy Mossack visits Bavaria in the footsteps of Hitler to uncover answers to how they managed to succeed and what is left since their fall.
Read the full story hereGuide to Game of Thrones Locations in Dubrovnik. Discover where all your favourite scenes were filmed.
25/07/2014 .
In his Guide to Game of Thrones Locations in Dubrovnik Andy Mossack reveals all the places his favourite scenes were filmed with the help of an extra who appeared in the series.
Read the full story hereKosice. A Slovakian stunner.
22/07/2014 .
It was raining in the charming historical centre of Kosice, but that didn’t deter the singing fountains one little bit, getting on down as they were, to the sounds of ABBA drifting across the small park. Actually, to call them singing is a little bit of a misnomer, as they don’t sing at all, more like dance really. And it seems they have varied musical tastes, with a classic symphony coming hot on the heels of Mamma Mia and the fountains responding accordingly, changing their patterns to complement the gentler swells.
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