Venice: the city of art, culture and romance
Venice is a capital of Veneto region in Italy and it is located in a lagoon in the north Adriatic Sea. It was also the capital of Republic of Venice, sovereign state that was ruling the region from 7th until 18th century and stretched all the way to island of…
Seattle: The Emerald City
Quick facts Name: Seattle Founded: 1851 Population: 750,000 Area: 217 km² Known as: ‘The Emerald City’ Seattle, Washington, is sitting at one of America’s most lovely locations. It is the largest town in the Pacific Northwest, occupying a tight land bridge between the Puget Sound and Lake Washington, with four…
Edinburgh: memorable and beautiful city
Quick facts Name: Edinburgh Founded: 7th century Population: 520,000 Area: 102 sq mi (264 km2) Known as: Capital of Scotland, ‘Auld Reekie’ (‘Old Smoky’) Edinburgh is the capital and second largest city of Scotland, sitting in the Central Belt of the country. It has an elegant Georgian New Town with…
Chicago: ‘Windy City’ on Lake Michigan
Chicago is one of the biggest cities in the US, sitting on the shores of Lake Michigan in Illinois. It is known globally for its iconic skyline, filled with skyscrapers, such as John Hancock Center and Willis Tower. But, its architecture is not only in the high rise buildings, entire…
Top five hotels in New York City
New York City has close to 300 hotels in total, ranging from massive hotels with more than 1,000 rooms and suites, to smaller, boutique hotels. Here is a list of top five hotels in New York City with their descriptions and available offers. Four Seasons Hotel New York Location: Midtown…
Salzburg: Mozart, salt and ‘Sound of Music’
Salzburg is an Austrian city close to German border and with views of the Eastern Alps. The town is bisected by the Salzach River, with old city, ‘Altstadt’ sitting on the left bank and new city, ‘Neustadt’ on its right bank. Salzburg is globally known as a birthplace of the…
Hi, I’m Lily, a travel writer based in the UK who loves exploring everything from familiar hometown gems to the varied landscapes across Europe. Whether I’m strolling through charming coastal villages or hopping trains across the continent, I’m always on the lookout for authentic, unexpected stories and experiences.
My writing style is simple and relatable—think no-fuss guides to finding the best pasty in Cornwall or stress-free tips for getting around European cities. If there’s a great view, tasty food, or a bit of history involved, chances are I’m already scribbling notes about it.