For our final 2 nights in New York City we checked in to The Tuscany, which is a signature hotel within the international St Giles Hotel Group. Located at 120 E 39th Street, the hotel was conveniently located on the east side of Midtown. Before arriving, I already knew that The Tuscany New York was ... View Post
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A Taste of Tuscany at La Cucina Caldesi Cookery School
There are cookery schools aplenty in London. I don’t know this because I am a cookery class pro. I know this because as the owner of this pretty little blog, I always seem to get invited to them for blogger events. The invitations are lovely, but as an undomesticated goddess with very little spare ... View Post
My Tuscany Road Trip Part 1; Pisa to San Gimignano
Last week I embarked upon a road trip adventure through the rolling hills of Tuscany. With multiple stops, hotels and towns to visit, it’s a trip I had been planning for quite some time. This time I was very lucky to be able to bring my boyfriend along, who didn’t take much convincing to be my plus ... View Post
Mediterranean Cruise Itinerary: Visiting 6 ports in 7 days
We’ve just got back from an amazing 7 day Mediterranean cruise with Princess Cruises. This was my third cruise, and the first cruise with my family. We had an amazing week on board Regal Princess and travelled through a total of 6 ports across Spain, France and Italy, including the embarkation and ... View Post
The Best Places to Stay in Florence
It's no secret that Italy is my favourite country in the whole world. I have visited its islands, cities, mountains and beaches (and I’ve got these Italy blog posts to prove it). Florence is somewhere I visited as part of an epic road trip adventure through Tuscany. At the end of the road trip, we ... View Post
A Love Letter to Italy
Dear Italy, Like many other countries right now, I know you are hurting. But I address this letter to you because you are, and always will be, my favourite country in the entire world. You are hurting because of the devastating amount of loss your country has endured. You are hurting because of the ... View Post
A First Timer’s Guide to New York City
I’m back home in Yorkshire after spending 6 magical days and nights in New York City with my good friend Harriet. It was a girly trip of sightseeing, shopping, brunching, rooftop bars, taxi hops and plenty of photo taking. I had dreamed of visiting New York for years and after much planning and ... View Post
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A Life Update – November 2017
Every so often I like to share a little life update with you guys so that I can talk about all the other personal aspects of my life that don’t necessarily fit into a travel blog post. I like that these posts help you to get to know me a bit better, beyond the travel guides and the hotel reviews. My ... View Post
5 Places Around The World That Have My Heart
In the past 3 years alone I have taken nearly 40 trips and visited 30 new countries. I suppose you could say that the frequency of my trips has made me a transient traveller, because I never stay in the same place for too long. Most of the time I travel to a new destination knowing that I probably ... View Post
Photo Diary: Wine Tasting in Bandol
Every now and then, opportunities arise in life that you just can’t turn down. When they do, grab them with both hands! My recent invitation to go wine tasting in Bandol, South of France with was one of them. I imagine this to be something that is on the bucket list of wine-lovers all around the ... View Post
