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Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and is a truly remarkable city. It is associated as being the birthplace of the famous Titanic. However, it holds so much more with a diverse range of day trips and activities. It features remarkable geography, architecture and culture. This makes it one of the top destinations to visit in all of Europe. Here are my top 5 reasons to visit Belfast! Trip to the Giants Causeway Whilst this day trip is not in Belfast, it is a trip that is easily accessible.   The Giants Causeway is located on the coastline about 3 miles northeast of the town of Bushmills. It is a massive area of land consisting of around 40,000 basalt columns. It was formed from volcanic eruptions 60 million years ago, creating the famous hexagon faced pillars we all recognise today. It stands as a World Heritage Site and for good reason. It offers some of the most unique and astonishing geography in the world. The price of tickets for entering the Giant...

Looking for places to go? Paris is one of the most beautiful and famous cities in all of Europe. It’s a global hub for fashion, art, culture and tourism. It is renowned for being ‘the city of love’ with its beautiful landmarks, delightful food and vibrant culture. It is an expensive holiday, especially including the daily spending costs, however you can find cheap flights and accommodation packages. Companies like Expedia and Jet2Holidays.com are great for combined packages. Ryan Air also offers extremely cheap flights at certain times of the year which work well. In this blog, I will explore the top 5 reasons to visit Paris and how to budget!     World Famous landmarks Eiffel Tower Note Dame What makes Paris so unique and wonderful stems from its landmarks. Without a doubt, the most impressive landmark has to be the Eiffel Tower. This architectural masterpiece was built in 1889 becoming the tallest man-made structure at the ti...

Prague has become one of the most popular destinations to visit in Europe. It holds majestic castles, cobblestone streets, amazing people and a lot to do! Unlike many other cities in Europe, Prague did not take as severe destruction in the second world war. This has allowed the preservation of some of the most striking gothic and renaissance architecture.  While summarising what to do for this list will challenging, I will highlight my personal favourite top 5 favourite things to do  ✅   The Astronomical Clock  Without a doubt, the most unique Tourist attraction to visit is the Astronomical Clock. This clock is built on one of the faces of the Old Town Hall Tower residing in the Old Town Square. The medieval clock was built in the 15 th  Century and is a true masterpiece. Its intricate details are appreciated by masses of tourists on the hour between 09:00 to 23:00 to see the procession of the Twelve Apostles. This involves a show of fi...

Krakow – based in the south of Poland - is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It hosts a vibrant atmosphere, wonderful architecture, cheap prices and a deep history. This travel blog will highlight the top reasons to visit and why it has become one of the top city break destinations. The prices and costs of what is talked about will also be intertwined throughout! History Krakow has an extensive history with much of it being incredibly dark. One of the most prominent features overarching the city is the Wawel castle. This castle was erected in the 13 th century to serve the Polish Kings. This majestic castle is free to visit around the grounds but to go inside to visit the museum you must pay. An interesting fact is that Krakow was once the city capital, however this changed back in 1596 when it was passed to the current capital – Warsaw. However, the most important, yet dark, history stems from the second world war...