For old world charm, culture and education, the historical aspect of travel has it all. If you’re a traveller with a fascination of the past and how people used to live, visiting ancient cities is a great way to explore history in more detail and bring to past to life in an unforgettable way.
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Omakase Tasting Menu with Wine Pairing, £85pp at time of booking. Wabi, Horsham is a Japanese restaurant in West Sussex, with a sister branch in Brighton. This month we enjoyed a six course tasting menu with wine pairing, including pork belly and a triple chocolate brownie with matcha ice cream.
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Preparing for long term travel is both exciting and overwhelming. From planning your itinerary to storing your stuff safely while abroad, there are plenty of things you have to do before heading off on your adventure. Before embarking on a long trip, consider these five tips on what to do and how to prepare youself:
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When I went backpacking I struggled to decide what luggage to take – backpack or wheeled suitcase? It really depends on your personal tastes but this guide will help you decide what’s right for you.
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The Mermaid Inn, Mermaid St, Rye TN31 7EY. Roughly £150 per double room, per night. Originally built in 1156, the historic Mermaid Inn Hotel on Mermaid Street, Rye, is the obvious choice for any weekend break in this charming town. Favoured by smugglers’ The Hawkhurst Gang in the 18th century and reportedly haunted by a number of ghosts, it also offers award-winning fine dining and a great chance to relax.
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