Most people spend their 24 hours in Dublin doing roughly the same three things: a photo outside the Temple Bar pub, a pint that costs more than their hostel bed, and a slightly rushed walk down Grafton Street. It’s fine. It’s also not really Dublin. The good news is that this is one of the…
Tag: Food & drink
Bangkok vs Ho Chi Minh: Best For Digital Nomads, Nightlife & Food
Choosing between Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City is one of those travel debates that never quite settles. Both cities are loud, fast, delicious, and completely addictive in their own ways. Backpackers compare the street food, the nightlife, the cost of living, the co-working scene, and still end up booking flights to both. That’s a good sign. The goal here…
Romance, Ruins, and Gelato: Unforgettable Italy City Breaks
Italy has always been a country that captures hearts. From the crumbling ruins of Rome to the dreamy canals of Venice, it is a place where art, history, and passion intertwine effortlessly. Every corner feels alive with beauty and flavour, making Italy city breaks perfect for travellers who crave both adventure and indulgence. This guide…
Barcelona City Breaks: Explore Sun, Sights, and Sangria
Few cities blend beach life, art, and vibrant street culture like Barcelona. This Mediterranean hotspot is a magnet for travellers chasing sunshine, food, and unforgettable nights out. Whether you’re wandering through Gaudí’s masterpieces, relaxing on golden sand, or sipping sangria at sunset, Barcelona city breaks offer a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. This guide…
The Best Social Hostels in Osaka for Foodies and Solo Travelers
Osaka is famous for its sizzling street food, neon-lit neighborhoods, and electric energy. But beyond the food stalls and markets, it’s also one of Japan’s best cities for making travel friends. Whether you’re wandering the Kuromon market in search of kushikatsu or hoping to join a group for late-night ramen, staying somewhere social can make…
From South to North: the best cheap eats in Vietnam
One major (and very understandable) allure of a South East Asian trip is the food. Every country has their own delicious dishes that are ideal for satisfying your many cravings. Vietnam has oodles of appeal when it comes to cuisine. A mash-up of flavours, influences and ingredients makes it one of the region’s most unique,…
Eat, drink, dance repeat: best Hostel bars in Europe
Everyone remembers that bangin’ hostel bar where epic party nights weren’t just a one off. We’re not talking about a game of beer pong and cheap Jäger shots in the basement. We’re talking hostels with rooftop bars overlooking the Sacré-Cœur, soundproofed nightclubs, delicious breakfast menus and Moroccan chill out zones. You don’t just want a…
Mulled wine or sunshine? The 9 best places to spend Christmas alone
Who said you had to be home for Christmas? Having a solo Christmas in some of the best cities is a great way to make lifelong ties with people from all over the world. There’s the bonus that you don’t have to see family members who get on your nerves, and you can save more…
The 50 Weirdest Foods From Around the World
It’s time to take a trip around the world and delve into all the weird foods our species like to chow down. Unfortunately, the world isn’t only full of those tasty breakfasts we spoilt you with a while back – if only. Consider this a public service and an education to save you from shock…
A backpacker’s guide to Portugal – a haven for foodies, adventurers and culture vultures
From tanning on the golden beaches of the Algarve to swimming in lakes in the Serra de Estrela National Park to exploring the cobblestone streets of Lisbon and the canals of Aveiro, Portugal’s got something to suit everyone. Culture nerds, history buffs, explorers and sunseekers will all feel at home when backpacking Portugal. Often overlooked…
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