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Tasch village is the gateway to Zermatt in Switzerland

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Tasch village is the gateway to Zermatt in Switzerland

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Scenes from Strasbourg's charming Petite France di

Scenes from Strasbourg's charming Petite France district.

Sitting on the French/German, a visit to this picturesque town gives visitors a unique blend of both cultures.

The city is very walkable. In the Petite France historic area, beautiful half timbered houses line the canals and you feel transported back in time.

When visiting Strasbourg, make sure you leave enough time to visit the Cathedral. It's a must.

We'll share more about the iconic Cathedral in tomorrow's post.

Follow us here today so you don't miss it.

#strasbourg #france #francetravel #travel #traveltips

Visiting Sicily? The island has some of the best

Visiting Sicily?

The island has some of the best Greek ruins outside of Greece.

While travellers will include the Greek ruins in Agrigento on their itinerary, Selinunte, also on the south western coast of Sicily isn't as well-known.

The ancient Greek colony of Selinunte sits overlooking the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The town, dating back to 628BC was once a prosperous settlement with a forum and temples.

We highly recommend spending at least half a day in the Archeological Park walking amongst the ruins. You'll be mesmerised by the impressive ruins and picturesque surroundings.

#selinunte #sicily #sicilia #travel #traveltips

Zermatt is one of the best towns to base yourself

Zermatt is one of the best towns to base yourself if you want to experience some of the most spectacular alpine scenery in the world.

We have a new blog post coming out later this week dedicated to all the things you can do in and around Zermatt.

If you're planning a trip to Switzerland in the summer or are just interested to know more then follow us here to make sure you don't miss it.

#zermatt #zermattswitzerland #switzerland #travel #traveltips

The red carpet was rolled out at the Royal Palace

The red carpet was rolled out at the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Unfortunately not for us though!

We still had a delightful morning walking around the Royal Palace and its gardens looking at the stunning architecture.

If you're visiting Phnom Penh, the Royal Palace complex is one attraction you shouldn't miss. Make sure you go early in the morning to avoid the heavy crowds that tend to fill up the complex as the day progresses.

#phnompenhcity #cambodia #travel #traveltips #travelblog

Taking time to reflect. In Australia and New Zea

Taking time to reflect.

In Australia and New Zealand, 25 April is a day of Rembrandt, respect and reflection.

We remember those who have fought and fallen for our country in all wars and conflicts. It's also a day to recognise our veterans and those serving.

We've been fortunate to visit and pay our respects at some war cemeteries on our travels.

We share our experience visiting Gallipoli in Turkey some years ago. Read about it by clicking on the link in the comments section below

#anzacday #gallipoli #villersbretonneux #travel #traveltips

Mosjoen doesn't rate highly on places to visit in

Mosjoen doesn't rate highly on places to visit in Norway.

With long distances to contend with on our driving tour of the country last year, we often scheduled overnight stays in some small towns on the way.

One such place was Mosjoen. Located about 100km from the Arctic Circle, the town is one of Norway's hidden gems.

Our hotel @fruhauganshotel was in the picturesque Sjogata historic district with well preserved traditional wooden buildings and views of the sea and mountains.

As with most Norwegian destinations, there are plenty of beautiful hiking trails

Our stay ended up being much more than we had expected and we recommend taking the opportunity to stay if you're planning a roadtrip into Norway's Arctic Circle.

#mosjøen #norway #norwaytravel ##travel #traveltips

Cochem is a fairytale town on the Moselle River su

Cochem is a fairytale town on the Moselle River surrounded by terraced vineyards for as far as the eye can see.

The old town is full of narrow cobblestoned streets lined with half timbered houses.

If you're planning a visit, make sure you save time to walk along the Moselle River promenade where you can watch riverboats serenely moving up and down the river.

Take a walk over the bridge to capture views of the Reichsburg Castle and the old town from another angle.

Cochem must be on your itinerary if you're visiting the Rhineland region of Germany.

Take a look at our blog post for our recommendations for things to do while you're there. The link is in the comments section below 👇👇👇

#cochem #moselle #germany #travel #traveltips

Morning haze hung over Grund, the district which m

Morning haze hung over Grund, the district which makes up the lower area of Luxembourg city.

The lower town is nestled in a valley next to the Alzette River and is a "village within a city" with picturesque streets and an authentic atmosphere.

After wandering through the lower town in the morning, we went to Chemin de la Corniche in the afternoon. The Corniche is described as the most beautiful balcony in Europe providing picturesque views over the area below.

Indeed, it added to our visit. You can walk along the promenade which connects the lower and upper cities while enjoying the spectacular views. A wonderful spot to visit in the late afternoon or early evening.

#luxembourg #luxemburg #travel #traveltips #travelblog

The Man in the Wall is just one little find on our

The Man in the Wall is just one little find on our rambles around the hills of Montmartre in Paris.

Get sneaky views over the city, pass by the vineyard in the city, look up at the Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre and the panoramic views from the highest point in Paris then wander down through the backstreets to the Wall of Love.

If you're out early, you'll find you have the streets to yourself. A lovely way to escape the chaos in the city.

Take a look at our blog where we share highlights of our walk at Montmartre. The link is in the comments section below ⬇️
#paris #parisfrance #travel #traveltips #travelblog

The White Water Tower on the ramparts in tbe Danis

The White Water Tower on the ramparts in tbe Danish city of Fredericia in the south eastern Jutland region.

We stopped in the city on our way to Aarhus which is Denmark's second largest city after Copenhagen.

We spent time at the tower and the ramparts before strolling the short distance to the main precinct and on to the port. Scroll through the pictures to follow our route.

There's no doubt that Copenhagen should be a priority if you're visiting Denmark but remember that there's plenty to see and do in other parts of the country as well.

#fredericia #denmark #travel #traveltips #travelblog

This time last year we were visiting Siem Reap on

This time last year we were visiting Siem Reap on our first trip to Cambodia.

Known as "The Land of Sun abd Endless Smiles", Cambodia is an Asian country we recommend visiting.

Despite enduring challenging times, the people are kind, caring and compassionate. Predominantly Buddhist, they believe in harmony and joyfulness.

#siemreap #cambodia #asia #travel #traveltips

The Cathedral de Leon stood out boldly as we came

The Cathedral de Leon stood out boldly as we came over the hill to descend in the outskirts of the northern Spanish city.

The Gothic cathedral dates back to the 13th century and is one of the city's most prominent historic buildings - Impressive from every angle.

We stayed in Leon while walking the Camino de Santiago and agreed that whether you're walking the Camino or not, Leon is a city to visit if you're searching for an authentic Spanish experience.

Despite its small population and size, the city serves up big when it comes to tapas bars, eateries, elegance and historic attractions.

We tell you more in a chapter of our Camino chronology. Take a look through the link below.

#león #spain #caminodesantiago #travel #traveltips

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