Europe Archive
Fit for a future king
If you’ve ever wondered how a king might live, here’s your chance to see for yourself. Frederik VIII’s Palace at Amalienborg in Copenhagen, Denmark is opening its doors to the public.
London Theatre in need of conkers
If you have a little spare time while visiting London, go for a walk in one of the parks and collect conkers for the Young Vic Theatre.
Staring down the barrel of autumn
I went out with my camera on Wednesday to take some autumn photos. I came back a lot more cheerful than I’d expected.
Art Deco tea shop in Brighton
Dawn and I went to a wonderful tea shop in Brighton last weekend, that I wanted to recommend to you lovely people.
Fantastic underwater photos
While I’m still smarting from the cancellation of my snorkelling holiday, let me share with you a link to the most fantastic underwater photos, I have ever seen.
Danish hotdogs in Brighton
Just a quick note for all you hotdog fans out there. You can now buy Danish hotdogs in Brighton.
Lost luggage problem deemed unacceptable by EU
Touch wood, in my 20 years as an air passenger I have always received my luggage at arrival.
No such luck for 4.6 million bag owners travelling via airports in the European Union in 2008.
Grenen – the end of Europe
It consists of no more than sand and shingle and yet Grenen, the northern tip of Jutland in Denmark, is a very popular destination for both international and domestic tourists.
Treasure hunt in streets of Copenhagen
Stuck in Copenhagen and strapped for cash? Join PartyPoker.com’s treasure hunt!
Walking the South Downs Way Photographs
A South Downs Way photo series. The series is made from photos we took when we walked the South Downs Way a few years back.
POSTS BY COUNTRY
The copyright to all content on this website belongs to the authors, unless otherwise marked. Any kind of reproduction, scraping or storing of any part of the design, text, images or other content on this website is not allowed without the permission of the owner. PRIVACY POLICY AND TERMS OF USE.
