Your summer holiday is getting closer. You’re getting increasingly excited for the impending holiday, but you have to admit, you’re a little nervous about the prospect of flying with your little ones. Whilst we can never quite predict how youngsters will behave in the air, there are certain steps we can take to try and
Brittany is a place for explorers. With dramatic coastlines, medieval towns, sleepy villages and thriving resorts, Brittany has something for everyone. Early and late summer can be the best times to visit the diverse lands of Brittany, when the sun is shining, the crowds are more dispersed, and there are still plenty of activities and
Notre Dame de la Garde is a strange mix, it is definitely a place of pilgrimage, but it is also a fortress, which doubles up as a lighthouse. The ‘Bonne Mere’- ‘Good Mother’, was constructed on Marseille’s highest point, and is visible on a number of occasions as you make your way through the city
Wonderful landscapes and plenty of medieval pueblos are characteristics of the Lazio region of Italy, which borders the Tyrrhenian Sea. The town of Viterbo in Lazio is laid back and cultured, a place where good food, relaxation and an acute awareness of its history, age old customs and rhythm of life are deeply entrenched.
Barcelona, Catalonia’s magical, capital city, is brimming with art, culture and majestic buildings steeped in history. This truly unique city is not afraid to embrace both its past and the influence of its artists and craftsmen through the centuries. Each area has a distinct atmosphere and no more so than La Rambla.
The atmospheric, riverside city of Girona in North East Spain is a city where the past and present in architectural forms sit harmoniously side by side. Unlike many cities which have managed to jumble up classic buildings with less appealing new efforts, Girona has always relied on architects and artists who have an affinity with
For large parties looking for stylish, spacious and comfortable accommodation in the characterful town of Pollenca, Mallorca, you may be interested in learning more about Camp d’Avall. This large country farmhouse comprises of five bedrooms and five bathrooms, sleeping up to ten guests.
Lagos is a beautiful town on the western Algarve coastline, known for its character, charm and hive of activities, which perfectly blends traditional Portuguese culture with lively tourism. The beaches in the Lagos area are hailed as some of the best in the Algarve, with golden sands stretching for miles. Vintage Travel explores some of
Vintage Travel’s fabulous range of properties available to rent out in Galicia has just got even better and more diverse with the arrival of Villa Caridad.
Umag is the first city you will come to in Istria when approaching from the West. The surrounding vicinity is one of beautiful hillsides with old fortifications that provide stunning views across the countryside, and an insight into the area’s history. Umag itself has walls with a gated drawbridge, dating right back to the 10th
