The Europe Travel Blog

Think Imaginatively to Save for the Next Big Adventure

The New Year has arrived, and you’re finally thinking of doing what you’ve always wanted to — taking a trip. Going on a great adventure is the ultimate way to kick start a year of new opportunities and new experiences, but how [...]

Five Famous Cities, Five Famous Hotels

I have to say, as a passionate traveller I do feel rather spoilt living here in the UK and having Europe on my doorstep. I am lucky enough to live near East Midlands airport which means flights into Europe are [...]

Using a Prepaid Currency Card to Keep Your Money Safe When Travelling

Whilst there are risks to carrying large amounts of cash or credit cards anywhere, the implications can be considerably more serious if you’re a long way from home. Prepaid currency cards are one way of reducing the inconvenience of lost [...]

Europe’s a Natural Beauty, Hot or Cold

Europe is undoubtedly one of the most densely populated continents. Yet while it lacks the wild expanses of the Americas, Asia, or Africa, there are indisputable natural gems much closer to home. If cool climates suit you, Iceland and Scotland [...]

Guest Post – Lake Holidays: North America vs. Europe Showdown

Ah, lake holidays – one of the very few types of holiday you know you are going to have a relaxing time and not have to deal with the over-commercialisation that high levels of tourists bring. The only question is [...]

10 Traditional Food Dishes to Try When Visiting Turkey

Turkey is a large and diverse country, best known for being the meeting point of Europe and Asia and thus the connection between East and West. Its cuisine reflects this extensive variation and cultural fusion and shares much with neighbouring [...]

Tips on Seeing Copenhagen on the Cheap

Copenhagen is a beautiful city that should be seen by all. However, it’s also known to be an extremely expensive city to live, work and play in. In an average street side cafe, a salad with all the fixings and [...]

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