Travel Inspiration

There’s a place on my travel wish list that has always intrigued me. A place of ancient civilizations, mountain-top ruins and home to one of mankind’s greatest mysteries. Peru

Rethymno in Crete with it’s fortress, Venetian harbour and maze of cobbled alleyways is the best preserved medieval town in Greece. Let me show you round this pretty Cretan town.

With a backdrop of dramatic mountains, colourful harbour and a fortified Stari Grad (old town) Budva is the prettiest of towns and one of the most popular on Montenegro’s coast.

A visit toThe Bay of Kotor, Njegus and Cetinje during our Celebrity Cruises trip to Montenegro

Aya Sofya, Hagia Sophia or, in English, Church of the Divine Wisdom, is a mighty structure defining the heart and soul of Istanbul. If you only have time to visit one sight in Istanbul this is it.

How to spend a few days in Bodrum, Turkey. Explore the town’s history, take to the water on a gulet, enjoy some fabulous food and shop in the local market.

Positano is a little fishing village teetering on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast between Sorrento and Praiano. The houses are built on terraces, precariously stacked upon one another, cascading down the steep cliffs towards the small beach below. A backdrop of verdant covered hills against a cobalt blue sky completes this picture postcard of a town.

London’s skyscraper, The Shard, designed by architect Renzo Piano is an amazing visitor attraction. Here’s what to expect from a visit to The Shard.

One of the things that captivated me about Bologna in Italy was its beautiful porticoes. Over 53 kilometres of pillars and collonades protect the Bolognesi from the elements. Here I take a look at the history and architecture of the city’s porticoes.

The umber and cream liveried carriages of the iconic British Pullman calmly drew into the bustle of London Victoria.  The chatter on Platform 2 grew measurably louder, a sense of …