Tag Archives: restaurant

May 10, 2012

Tuck into Belgian delights at Ghent’s Belga Queen

Belga Queen is a centrally located bar and restaurant offering a private getaway space for all. This landmark building dates back century’s and provides its customers with a relaxing and unique dining experience. The contemporary architecture and gastronomy provide the perfect combination,... [Read more]

April 20, 2012

Walk on the wild side at Basel zoo

Basel zoo is situated right in the centre of the city. Spreading out across approximately 24 acres, it offers beautiful parkland views and the chance to see the animals from around the globe whilst they’re exploring their habitat. Open all year round, this zoo has many reasons to... [Read more]

April 13, 2012

Enjoy the à la carte menu at Brussels Le Marmiton restaurant

Located in the heart of Brussels, the restaurant ‘Le Marmiton’ is perfectly situated in the ‘Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries.’ This family run business has been around for years and strikes the ideal balance between old and new. With table displays including candles and flowers... [Read more]

February 16, 2012

Our top three cheap eats in Paris

Whether it’s a quick afternoon snack or an evening meal, cheap tasty food is a necessity for your bargain city break. Take a look at our 3 favourite cheap eats in Paris: Bistrot Victoires Amongst a sea of expensive bistros, it can be difficult to find truly good value and quality... [Read more]

August 2, 2011

Rotterdam’s best seafood at Vis aan de Maas

Rotterdam is a modern, cool and young city with many students. The heart of Rotterdam is it’s maritime history; home to the largest port in Europe and one of the busiest shipping ports in the world so it’s no surprise to find many deliciously inviting seafood restaurants. If... [Read more]

October 13, 2010

Delve into the fish auctions of Marseille

Occasionally being in a coastal city can be really annoying. Much of the fish caught there is often sent off to large supermarket packing plants and distributed throughout the country or overseas, meaning only a small portion gets cooked in the city from which it came. Thankfully,... [Read more]