Although it may seem morbid or, at worst, a little disrespectful, cemeteries are often some of the most unique and moving places to visit while travelling as they offer peace, beauty, historic architecture, and a unique view of a country's cultural history and present. It is doubtful that there is a country in the world that does not have at least one cemetery worth visiting, but here is a list of just a few.
Read MoreParis. London. Rome. Amsterdam. Travelling through Europe often feels like you are filling out a checklist of wonderful but crowded cities that look incredible on Instagram. However, what happens when you have ticked off those countries or your the type of traveller who wants to escape the crowds and experience something a little different?
Read MoreHostels, at least the good ones, usually allow any traveller to stay in a location that would otherwise be out of reach unless you are a fan of maxed-out credit cards and gives you the chance to meeting interesting travellers from all corners of the world. Even if they are not perfect at the very least they save you have some dough to spend on way more important things.
Read MoreMy trip through the south of France was coming to an end but I still had one section left and it was arguably the most speculator: the Côte d'Azur. Stationing myself in the area’s largest and arguably most famous city, Nice, I spent just over a week pretending to be a lot richer than I am and trying almost desperately to present myself as someone who wasn't living out of a lightly packed bag for months.
Read MoreThe smell of spices blended with the sea and almost constant sunshine was what greeted me when I ventured further south in France. The first stop after Avignon was France's second-largest city Marseille.
Read MoreSo after a fortnight in Paris and a quick stopover in Bordeaux for the obvious reasons I made my way south to perhaps the most famous (and arguably overhyped) region of France: Provence. Basing myself in Avignon I spent a week in 38 degrees heat exploring the tiny towns in the area and basically just eating and drinking everything in sight.
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