The Best Brunch in Salzburg

Looking for the best restaurants in Rome? Then step off the beaten track and discover Rome's authentic and cheap restaurants! Read this blog for our favourite local recommendations. 

Don’t go thinking that Frankfurt’s financial reputation means the city’s nightlife is all hotels, bars and expensive booze. In fact, the city is positively buzzing with places to go out, grab a drink and party the night away. Whether you wish to kick back in a speakeasy-type joint, catch a live show or simply head to a commercial club, Frankfurt has got you covered. 

One of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Barcelona, famous for its cluster of fancy bars where you can sample a beer or delightful cocktails before lazily strolling down to the beach, hitting the club, or wrapping up the night. Either way, El Born never fails to satisfy. 

The charming old buildings, tiny pedestrian streets, and snazzy cocktail bars that define Barcelona’s trendiest neighbourhood’s are really just the beginning.

Paella is easily Spain’s most famous culinary export. Tourists and locals alike devour it by the pan. This simple dish is said to have been made by servants with leftovers from royal banquets, but it can be a tricky one, so don’t pick up your forks just yet. Allow me to point you in the right direction! Before telling you where to go for the best paella, here are some tips to make your life easier.

For me, a good pub crawl includes a range of bars, from a cool place to chat with friends and strangers to a bar with a bumping dance floor. This list provides a variety of bars in Düsseldorfs Altstadt (German for old town) that will please all pub crawl attendees and make for a great night. 

You’re visiting a new city and you don’t want to go to a restaurant for every single meal—but you feel like you’re missing out on the regional cuisine? We know that struggle. Luckily,  there’s an easy solution: make use of your rental’s kitchen and prepare traditional meals of the city you’re in at the moment. We’ve got you covered with three authentic Tuscan recipes that can be prepared by even the most inexperienced chefs.

Whether it's for a quick lunch, a between-work snack or the 5am stomach filler after a night out, you can always count on the Döner to save you.

Germans are serious about breakfast, and Berliners are no exception! Scope out our favourite breakfast and brunch spots for the inside scoop on the most important meal of the day. We've got seven tips for you across the city--one for each day of the week!

Looking for the best restaurants in Rome? Then step off the beaten track and discover Rome's authentic and cheap restaurants! Read this blog for our favourite local recommendations. 

Don’t go thinking that Frankfurt’s financial reputation means the city’s nightlife is all hotels, bars and expensive booze. In fact, the city is positively buzzing with places to go out, grab a drink and party the night away. Whether you wish to kick back in a speakeasy-type joint, catch a live show or simply head to a commercial club, Frankfurt has got you covered. 

One of the trendiest neighbourhoods in Barcelona, famous for its cluster of fancy bars where you can sample a beer or delightful cocktails before lazily strolling down to the beach, hitting the club, or wrapping up the night. Either way, El Born never fails to satisfy. 

The charming old buildings, tiny pedestrian streets, and snazzy cocktail bars that define Barcelona’s trendiest neighbourhood’s are really just the beginning.

Paella is easily Spain’s most famous culinary export. Tourists and locals alike devour it by the pan. This simple dish is said to have been made by servants with leftovers from royal banquets, but it can be a tricky one, so don’t pick up your forks just yet. Allow me to point you in the right direction! Before telling you where to go for the best paella, here are some tips to make your life easier.

For me, a good pub crawl includes a range of bars, from a cool place to chat with friends and strangers to a bar with a bumping dance floor. This list provides a variety of bars in Düsseldorfs Altstadt (German for old town) that will please all pub crawl attendees and make for a great night. 

You’re visiting a new city and you don’t want to go to a restaurant for every single meal—but you feel like you’re missing out on the regional cuisine? We know that struggle. Luckily,  there’s an easy solution: make use of your rental’s kitchen and prepare traditional meals of the city you’re in at the moment. We’ve got you covered with three authentic Tuscan recipes that can be prepared by even the most inexperienced chefs.

Whether it's for a quick lunch, a between-work snack or the 5am stomach filler after a night out, you can always count on the Döner to save you.

Germans are serious about breakfast, and Berliners are no exception! Scope out our favourite breakfast and brunch spots for the inside scoop on the most important meal of the day. We've got seven tips for you across the city--one for each day of the week!