Of all the places I visited on my month of Interrailing, Ljubljana probably stood out for me as the city I enjoyed and surprised me the most. Friendliness of locals, the picture postcard cobbled streets and fairytale castle in the sky looming over the city, the surprising lack of tourists, great places…
The story continues: Following their adventures in Brussels we join Emma and her mum in Koln where they are just getting into the ‘local spirit’ ….. ‘Shall we get a beer? We are in Germany after all…’ It seemed my mum was getting into the backpacker spirit pretty quickly. A swift two…
Below is a list of luxury hostels reviewed so far on the BudgetTraveller. In my opinion these are the best hostels in Europe but the list is still not comprehensive and will be updated in the months and years to come. If you like a tip or recommendation for a luxury hostel in a…
Continuing the focus on the ‘city of short walking distances’ : Lubeck is home to not one but three Nobel Prize winners; Thomas Mann, Gunter Grass and Willy Brandt. Visiting the three museums dedicated to their genius was one of my highlights of my trip to Lubeck. 1. Buddenbrookhaus The…
Lubeck airport ( or Hamburg Lubeck airport as Ryanair insist calling it ) reminds me of the early days of flying low cost airlines when airports would be nothing more than just a little tin shed. Lubeck airport is literally in the middle of nowhere. As the plane lands you see nothing but miles of green…
A trip down memory lane today. I am thinking of Bremen again. I visited Bremen back in 2008 for my friend, Sid’s stag do. Unfortunately, that marriage ended in divorce. One thing we are all thankful about his marriage was the fact we visited Bremen for his stag 🙂 Bremen was a revelation. Circa…
Winter or summer, Brighton with its historic pier, stunning blue flag beach plus rich street art scene , buzzing galleries and live music bars plusdiverse gastronomy scene to boot, makes it a great place for a short break. Here is my guide to how to spend 48 hours in Brighton, one of the last few…
When I started travelling I used to refer to the Big Mac Index to get an idea of how cheap or expensive the city might be.Recently, I’ve found in my maturing years, the cost of beer in a city is now a popular point of reference when looking at the costs of travelling to a…
‘As one of the few travel bloggers who’s managed to make their site pay, he’s one to watch.’ The Guardian ‘One of Britain’s finest travel bloggers.’ Steve Keenan, former deputy travel editor, The Times Little about Kash Kash , better known as the BudgetTraveller is the 2016 National Geographic Traveller Blogger of the…
