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Things to Do in Nice: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Nice: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Nice Nice is trendy, cosmopolitan, chic and full of money. As it is situated beside the sea you can just picture the type of people who stay here. You’ve got it – flash and with cash. Now, backpackers aren’t known for frequenting the world’s most exclusive resorts, but with the right clothes and…

Things to Do in Sydney: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Sydney: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Sydney While it isn’t the capital, Sydney is by far the largest and most extravagant of all of Australia’s cities. It has a population of four million people, busy streets, and imposing skyscrapers. It also has one of the most spectacular harbours in the world where you will find two of Australia’s most…

Things to Do in Milan: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Milan: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Milan Said to be of Celtic origin, Milan has just as much culture and history as Italy’s capital but without the emphasis. It is both the fashion and economic capital of Italy. Having been conquered by the Romans in 222BC, both cultures have left their mark on the city. About Milan, Italy With…

Things to Do in Interlaken: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Interlaken: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Visiting Interlaken Nestled between Lakes Brienz and Thun at the base of the largest mountains in Switzerland, Interlaken is one of the country’s prime tourist locations. Home to some of the highest mountains, deepest lakes, and greenest pastures on the continent, Switzerland is one of the most picturesque destinations you will ever visit. For the…

Things to Do in Ho Chi Minh City: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Ho Chi Minh With a population of 5½ million people Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in Vietnam, although it isn’t the capital. Unofficially still known as ‘Saigon’, it is also sometimes referred to as HCMC. While it is the country’s busiest city, the tree-lined streets are wide and you can…

Things to Do in Copenhagen: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Copenhagen: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Copenhagen Copenhagen, the largest city and capital of Denmark, is hugely popular with visitors thanks to a mix of modern attractions and old school charm. From the Little Mermaid to the free-town of Christiania, this city has its own unique character, where historical buildings rub shoulders with slick shopping streets, all brought together…

Cheap places to eat in San Sebastian – top San Sebastian restaurants

Cheap places to eat in San Sebastian – top San Sebastian restaurants

San Sebastian Restaurants? Well… Known as a city that loves food, San Sebastian boasts a wide array of restaurants and cafés serving everything from the traditional tortilla de patatas to filling sandwiches called bocadillos. Pintxos are the local speciality, and you’ll be able to try these in any number of welcoming bars, many of which…

Things to Do in Cape Town: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Things to Do in Cape Town: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

  Visiting Cape Town Cape Town is South Africa’s most beautiful, most romantic and most visited city. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world with its scenic backdrop of Table Mountain, the Mother City is South Africas oldest settlement. About Cape Town, South Africa Considered one of the most beautiful cities in…

Best Restaurants in Pisa – 10 Budget Options for Pizza and Pasta Lovers

Best Restaurants in Pisa – 10 Budget Options for Pizza and Pasta Lovers

Home to a plethora of restaurants and cafés, Pisa is a great place to try top-notch Italian cuisine from pasta to gelato, with a large variety of affordable options readily available. To make your life a little bit easier, Hostelworld has selected ten of the best restaurants in Pisa for those in need of a…

Things to Do in Bogota: What to See, Eat and Where to Stay

Visiting Bogota From the wealth of the colonial churches to the poverty of the shantytowns, Bogota is a city of vast contrasts. Read Bogota Guide» About Bogota, Colombia Bogota’s history goes back as far as 1538 when it was founded by the Spanish conquistador, Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada and named Santa Fe de Bogotá. After it gained independence,…

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