The Women That Changed the World: Marching With the Suffragettes
When it comes to women that changed the world, Britain’s female suffrage campaigners are among the most prolific. Without their brave actions – which often came with an immense risk – British women may never have gained the ability to vote, leaving power over female...
74 Years in the Making: The Incredible History of The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
It’s the international spectacle that has been thrilling audiences for almost three-quarters of a century. Staged on the Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has become one of the most iconic performances in Europe, renowned for its dazzling...
The 8 Most Surprising Ingredients Used by the Ancient Romans
Ancient Roman food might seem alien, but the Roman dinner table was a lot closer to the modern one than you might imagine. Goblets of wine, just-baked loaves of bread, protein-packed pulses and a whole selection of different cheeses featured at almost every meal,...
The Rhine Valley: Romance and Relaxation in the Heart of Germany
The Pope’s Army: A Brief History of The Vatican’s Swiss Guard
While most museums in Europe may have a team of security guards, The Vatican has its own Army. Well, strictly speaking, it’s the Pope’s Army. And, of course, the Vatican isn’t just another historical site or museum. Vatican City is a micronation, and...
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A Taste of Spain: Traditional Tapas Dishes You Can’t Miss
If there’s one thing nearly every traveler looks forward to in Spain, it’s the tapas. The term ‘tapas’ is a Spanish word that refers to small dishes usually served with drinks at a bar. When you hop around from tapas bar to tapas bar, you’re ‘tapear’ (bar hopping)....