As 2015 draws to a close I wanted to summarise my travels of the last twelve months before embarking on planning the next twelve months! Amsterdam A super fast trip, and not my first to Amsterdam. It was 24 hours with… Continue Reading
This week, Buzzfeed has been doing a feature all about mental health. As one of the biggest players on the social media network, it is admirable that they would devote so much time to what is still a fairly taboo… Continue Reading
It is now a year since I started my blog. The last year wasn’t that easy. Don’t get me wrong- it was by no means the hardest year I have ever had to deal with- it just wasn’t plain sailing. This… Continue Reading
I have to briefly write about this place, because I think it might be one of my favourite bars I have EVER been to. You have to know about it really, as it’s not easy to find. You go down… Continue Reading
Not a Michelin star this time, but that is compensated by the stylish decor. This restaurant was awarded the Best Design Restaurant in the world, having been created by Menu and Norm Architects. The serving staff are beautiful: we had a… Continue Reading
On the harbourside in Copenhagen there is a green, art deco building with a clocktower. Opened by Claus Meyer, from Noma, and jazz musician Niels Lan Doky, the building houses a jazz club and three restaurants: Almanak serves sandwiches in… Continue Reading
This is where all the food starts to blend together, and I should have been my usual, studious self and kept up with my blog writing as I went along. Forty-eight hours after I arrived, I am back in Copenhagen… Continue Reading
First of all- three full days in Tokyo is not enough. I reckon another day and half would have been perfect. However, it is what it is, so here’s how we spent the final day Tokyo. First stop was the… Continue Reading
Struggling with jet lag and broken sleep, we spent the morning at the Tsukiji Fish Market (separate post here) before strolling around the shops in Ginza. A particular favourite (and planned destination!) was Ito-ya, a stationery store established in 1905,… Continue Reading
Since being in Japan, I have read this article in The New York Times Travel section about the future of the Tsukiji Fish Market and how, after next year, it will be moved out of the city. Today we walked… Continue Reading
