Wandering around Dubrovnik city walls My first, and so far, only visit to Dubrovnik was with my very good friends Mr and Mrs Foodie. We …
Travel: Visiting the city walls of Dubrovnik

eat see stay – Est 2007

Wandering around Dubrovnik city walls My first, and so far, only visit to Dubrovnik was with my very good friends Mr and Mrs Foodie. We …

A Soviet relic in Bulgaria’s cultural capital Whatever your political leanings I’m sure you’ll agree that Soviet-era statues and memorials are quite impressive. From the …

The hills are alive with the sound of cowbells I had the pleasure of being invited to Austria, by smoked cheese experts Rupp, to find …

Our last full day of this quick trip to Berlin. Usually, it’s food first before we get hangry, however on our doorstep was an unusual fountain …

Breakfast today was a highly technological affair at Data Kitchen. The courtyard setting could be a million miles from the busy Hackesher Markt area outside. Inside …

Another fresh and bright morning in Berlin. On this trip we stayed in Prenzlauerberg and had breakfast at Cafe Melon beside a tram stop to Alexanderplatz. A …

When you find £20 return flights to your favourite city it’s a no brainer. So off we went to Berlin for our 6th time (though …

Today (9th April) is National Unicorn Day and what better way to celebrate Scotland’s national animal than to go unicorn spotting.will be unveiled one of …

In between the cold winter and the hot summer, Spring is an ideal time to visit japan. If you are visiting Japan between January and …

One way to celebrate Hanami (Flower watching) and appreciate cherry blossom is to buy all the things sakura. Tobu Railway has some suggestions on where …

What to do in a 2-day break The days are getting brighter so it’s time to get out and enjoy both city life and the …

Northern Scotland isn’t exactly the first place which springs to mind when having a break in winter, especially if you don’t own a car but …

A new virtual reality app has been realised from VisitScotland so everyone across the world can now instantly walk through the prehistoric village of Skara …

Morioka Regional Development Bureau in northern Japan have created signs to help visitors with local customs and food. Its an initiative to help visitors who don’t …

Pottering about in Delft Now visiting a pottery isn’t the most rock ‘n’ roll thing to do on holiday. However, we were visiting The Hague …

Take in some Glasgow style at the GSA As a Glaswegian blogger I often find myself in the situation where I’m asked to recommend touristy …

A long overdue visit to Glasgow’s top visitor attraction Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is Glasgow’s most popular place for a day out (especially on …

Mein Camp – the Nazi Butlins A few years back on a holiday to Berlin we took the train up to the Hanseatic city of, …

I have a bad habit of lying in bed on Imgur wasting time…sorry researching! One of the good things about procrastination is that you find …

OGlasgow’s Hardworking Heritage in Ashton Lane Byres Road and Lanes Business Improvement District have installed three powerful murals featuring paintings by Glasgow artists to represent the …

The story of the city in four courses Mr and Mrs Foodie are a couple of history geeks so we’ve been on many a walking …

120 years of the ‘shoogle’ Today (14th December 2016) marks the 120th birthday of the Glasgow Subway. Yay! Opened on 14 December 1896, it is …

What to see and do in 24 hours in (East) Berlin Could you get the essence of Berlin in 24 hours? It’s a tough call …

One of the privileges of being a blogger is being considered for the occasional press trip and Mrs Foodie was invited to join one such …