I’m lying down on my left side, staring up at the glaring lights. The curtains are a parakeet green, reminiscent of the palm trees we passed minutes earlier. The tiles are sparkling white, a backdrop for the sterilised stainless steel tools. I’ve never liked hospitals. But in this moment, I’m extremely grateful for their existence and for the people who operate them on a daily basis.
To say that Iceland is ‘unique’ would be, I feel, selling the country short. With scenery unlike any other that I’ve seen before, it’s no wonder that words such as majestic, wild and breathtaking are commonly used to describe the dramatic landscapes.
The capital and largest city of Estonia, Tallinn boasts an alluring mix of folkloric history and vibrant modern culture.
One cannot travel throughout Europe without indulging in some local delicacies. We’ve compiled a list of best things to eat in Europe to enjoy as you travel across the continent.
The hodgepodge of rainbow buildings in the five former fishing villages along the Ligurian coastline draw crowds of tourists all year round.
Norway is a country for the nature lovers. It’s for those who are excited to strap on their hiking boots, zip up their windbreaker and will happily lug a tent up a sheer rock face.
At the northern tip of the Baltic states is where you’ll find Tallinn, the capital and largest city of Estonia. Specialty coffee in Tallinn has been slowly developing over the last few years and we’re glad that we’ve discovered some of the cafes serving up a delicious brew.
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