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Itching for hitching : Sheffield to Vilinius in 9 days. Part 1

  Every year the University of Sheffield runs a charity hitchhike through the organisation ‘Bummit’, where 200 of its students hitchhike to Eastern Europe for charity. BudgetTraveller Intern and avid hitchhiker Amy took up the challenge of hitchhiking to Vilnius, Lithuania, in 9 days. (To donate to the awesome cause, please click here ) Here…

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Beatles to Binki: A journey through Hamburg’s musical heritage

  Spring is yet to arrive in Germany and indeed for the most of northern Europe. It’s been bitterly cold. I’ve been walking around in mostly sub-zero temperratures for most of the day. In this kind of weather, my wanderlust has been more restricted to discovering more of the indoor sights and delights of Hamburg….

LUXURY HOSTELS

  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…

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A Nobel discovery: Meeting Mann, Grass & Brandt in Lubeck

    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…

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Lubeck: Welcome to the medieval city of short walking distances

  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…