I’ve played Swingers, Plonk and Junkyard Golf in London and I was blown away by Golf Fang in Glasgow. What Golf Fang have done to this disused warehouse is incredible. The course design wipes the floor with the others. I did not think I would be in a giant hamster cage one hole, the Jeremy… Read More »Golf Fang Review: Best Mini Golf In The UK ..read more

Hall Place and Gardens is one of my favourite green spaces in Dartford. It’s easy to spend a few hours waking around the perfectly manicured gardens, flowers and admiring the beautiful Tudor house. Where else can you hold baby owls in Kent?! Hall Place Jambs Owls Hall Place Butterfly House Hall Place Gardens Hall Place… Read More »Hall Place & Gardens, Dartford: Why It’s Worth Visiting (In Photos ..read more

I had seen photos before we went to Portmeirion, the colours are just as bright in real life I’m happy to report. Standing in Portmeirion does feel a little surreal. I feel like I’m in a Disney movie (Portmeirion opened to the public in 1926, 30 years prior to Disneyland). Or maybe Alice in Wonderland… Read More »In Photos: Why Portmeirion Is Worth Visiting ..read more

Move over deep fried Mars Bar, Glasgow has upped it’s food game (although you should totally still have one as they are delicious) Tantrum Doughnuts Tantrum doughnuts give the best London donuts a run for their money with incredible toppings like Pistachio & Hibiscus, Double Blueberry & White Chocolate and Forest Fruits Jam filled. But… Read More »5 Best Dessert Places In Glasgow ..read more

I visited Samphire Hoe twice, a four year gap between so you’ll see a difference in photos! I loved my first visit as it was just turning to dusk and the lighting was incredible. I had just visited Dover Castle and walking the White Cliffs of Dover (both I can recommend visiting) and was driving… Read More »In Photos: A Walk Around Samphire Hoe Country Park & Beach ..read more

I want counting, but it feels like it’s been a couple of minutes in our ascent to the top of the first. How high are we going?! 365m high to be exact. At least it’s a nice view through the forest. We can hear the screams from riders in front of us and the noise… Read More »‘I Rode A Rollercoaster Through A Welsh Forest And Loved It ..read more

Anyone who has been to Wales may not be that surprised to find out the world’s former steepest street is located here. Due to a technical change to the guidelines, Ffordd Pen Llech in the town of Harlech lost its Guinness World Record title in 2020. I only found this out after writing this article.… Read More »‘I Walked Up The Former Steepest Street In The World And Instantly Regretted It ..read more

Italy is a grand peninsula that has a number of varied landmarks. The historic place has seen the rise and fall of many empires. Each year many people from Europe and even from other continents like Asia, Americas & Africa visit the country. A vast majority of the people travel to the country through air… Read More »Why Italy Shore Excursions is a Must to Enjoy the Italian Lifestyle ..read more

While the views are great from Duck and Waffle in London, the problem is that you can’t choose your view. Although, the views from the Berlin TV Tower restaurant aren’t spectacular by any means as you can see. Is it disorientating to be spinning and eating? Not really. The restaurant revolves at such as slow… Read More »Berlin’s TV Tower Revolving Restaurant: Is It Worth It? & View ..read more

Ancestral roots in Italy make you eligible for Italian citizenship by descent. But things are not as simple as they sound because the gender of your ancestor can get your plans off-track. You may actually miss out on the eligibility for citizenship by descent claim if your ancestor was a woman. The Italian law did… Read More »3 Myths About Italian Citizenship By Descent Through A Female Ancestor ..read more