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These are the Top 10 secret bars you must go to in Europe, but shhhhhhhh, speak softly, come with me and discover the magic of mixology! If you are a fan of the speakeasy world, of mystery, of almost untouched places, private areas, and you enjoy drinking…. then keep reading, this article was written […]Read More
Goya’s grotesqueries, Miró’s primary-coloured prints, Picasso’s fragmented females… There is no doubt that Spain has a rich and diverse art history, with numerous artists still recognised across the globe today. However, fame is not necessarily achieved through the creation of serious masterpieces, and, as we are about to see, many eminent painters from the Iberian […]Read More
Top o‘ the mornin’ to ya and welcome to the 7 most well-known Irish stereotypes! That is to say… ‘Hello‘ dear Irish friends! I am sure that after reading the title you must have immediately thought: “Here we go again with these silly stereotypes”. Well, we all have our misconceptions about countries and its respective […]Read More
St Bernard Dogs with brandy barrels, Lindt chocolate bunnies, hilltop yodeling… let’s take a closer look at the stereotypes about Swiss people and culture Europeans have. What cultural clichés are associated with being born in dear old Switzerland? What does it mean to be quintessentially Swiss? Like Clockwork Punctuality is highly valued in Swiss culture […]Read More
All over Europe, the main question we keep asking ourselves is what to make for work lunch? It should be easy, kinda healthy and very tasty. We have made a list of our 5 European countries and how in three easy steps you can have your at work lunch ideas – so let’s get to […]Read More
Braga’s mild climate ensures the city remains at a pleasant temperature all year round, with average daily temperatures ranging from 28˚ C in summer to 15˚ C in winter. The city offers plenty of shopping, from high street stores to quirky boutiques, and is also home to the Circuito Vasco Sameiro, a popular venue for […]Read More
Malaga is a chic and cosmopolitan destination for holidaymakers and ex-pats. Many families and couples settle here for the great sunny weather, friendly lifestyle, fresh cuisine, culture and the amazing Andalusian festivals. It’s still more economical to live in southern Spain than in northern European countries as property prices and the cost of living are […]Read More
The cost of living in Bulgaria is considerably lower than what you would get in the UK. Bulgaria is one of the cheapest places to live in the European Union. If you are moving to Bulgaria, or just visiting as a tourist, you will find the information in this blog very useful. Apartment Hunting It […]Read More
In all honesty, the cost of living in Dublin is very very expensive. There are ways to save money by shopping for groceries in Lidl and Aldi and taking public transport or just walking from A to B. Even though it’s expensive, it’s hard not to LOVE it. It’s a fun, vibrant and multicultural city. Dublin […]Read More
Athens is bursting with impressive ruins from the ancient world — which means it’s also bursting with people wanting to see those ruins. Sure, you have to visit the Parthenon and the Acropolis but you can escape the crowds by visiting other neighbourhoods like Monastiráki, Pláka, and Psyrrí. The city, while kind of difficult to […]Read More
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