If you are traveling through Europe in the month of August, be sure to make your way to Buñol, Spain for the tomato festival – not to be missed if you are here to experience the unique festivals of Europe. The tomato festival happens once a year on the last Wednesday of August, and has … More La tomatina – painting the wall red with tomatoes!
Love it or loathe it, France is a place that will certainly provoke some strong feelings for those who’s travelled there. It is classy, elegant, snobbish, inspiring, cultural, arrogant, beautiful all at the same time. Spending two and a half weeks around France is nowhere near enough. It has so much too offer but for … More Au revoir France, I’ll be back
When I saw the iconic postcard landmark Mont St-Michel, I was determined to make it part of my French trip, and it did not disappoint. Mont St-Michel is an island commune in Normandy, surrounded by water during high tides and is infamous for its fast moving tides and sand, making it only accessible during low … More The visit to Mont St-Michel and the Normandy Beach
Despite popular belief, Bordeaux is the commercial city hub not the actual winery region. The most popular winery region close to Bordeaux is St Emillion, named after a monk who settled in the hermitage of a cave carved from stones in the 8th century. This medieval town is small, but the climate and soil mixed … More Castles and wine – Bordeaux and Loire Valley
Runaway Amy 