On my visit to the Czech Republic in 2017, one of my highlights was an autumnal visit to Lednice Park. I visited the park as it is part of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape World Heritage listing, and my husband and I are attempting to visit every UNESCO World Heritage site around the world. But this park … Read more
Cruising is an increasingly popular way to travel, but if you travel with your dog, there’s virtually no options available. Yes, you can take a Transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2, but it’s far from affordable and often kennels can book out a year in advance. Most regular cruises, whether in the Mediterranean or … Read more
Paris is the city of romance. Gorgeous old buildings, summer picnics with rosé in the parks, visiting the flea markets, an aperitif before dinner at a footpath café, watching the lights on the Eiffel Tower after dark. There’s so much to do in Paris! But what’s the romance of Paris if you have to leave your … Read more
Last time that I was travelling around Europe with my dog, I would have loved to also visit Turkey. However, I wasn’t sure it was feasible to visit Turkey with a dog, and there were so many other places we could visit more easily, that we didn’t end up visiting Turkey with our dog. However, … Read more
This is a guest post from Cathi Bert-Roussel. Traveling through Europe with your pet is one of the most rewarding experiences a globe-trotter can have. While most European countries are incredibly pet-friendly, getting into Europe with a pet is not always so easy. Travelling around Europe and subsequent visits become a lot easier once you … Read more
When travelling with your dog, one of the biggest non-negotiables is finding somewhere they are allowed to stay. And after visiting over 30 different countries in Europe and countless cities, large and small, we’ve found this to be easy in some places but downright difficult in others. But rather than just reflect on our own … Read more
In recent decades, England has thrown off its reputation of being so lacking in the culinary department that its national dish was often declared to be an Indian Curry. There’s now no shortage of great English feeds available, from pub grub to old school pies and fish and chips. Plus there’s a cornucopia of eateries established from its … Read more