• Culture Breaks

    The introduction of the Pisa Mover has meant that the journey from Pisa Airport to Florence has never been easier.

    by  • August 9, 2017 • City Breaks, Culture Breaks, Florence

    Most visitors to Florence fly into Pisa Airport and have to transfer to Florence by train or coach. The Pisa Mover transport system was launched in late March and connects Pisa’s Gallileo Gallilei Airport with Pisa Centrale railway station. Running 365 days a year and departing every five minutes from 6am to midnight, the...

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    Give Valencia a try – not only for it’s culture but also for its gastronomy.

    by  • July 29, 2017 • City Breaks, Culture Breaks, Food & Drink, Valencia

    Valencia is an excellent city-break destination but it lies under the radar for most tourists. Valencia might not spring to mind when you’re thinking of heading to Spain for a short break, particularly a foodie break.  However for a number of reasons Spain’s third largest city can justifiably be termed one of the top...

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    Sorrento – Sun, Sea and Much More ……

    by  • April 19, 2017 • City Breaks, Culture Breaks, Uncategorized

    Sorrento makes an ideal base for excursions to some of Italy’s most fascinating archaeological sites. With its mild climate and wonderful on the scenic Amalfi peninsula, Sorrento enjoys one of the Mediterranean’s longest tourist seasons.  The popular resort is particularly appealing in the spring when temperatures are generally warm rather than hot and you...

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    Vilnius is a city well worth discovering

    by  • June 14, 2016 • Baltic, City Breaks, Culture Breaks, Multi Centre Breaks, Religious Sites, Vilnius

    Probably the least known of the Baltic capitals, Vilnius has plenty to offer the visitor. One of Europe’s smallest and less well known capital cities, Vilnius seduces visitors with its old world charm.  The city which has a long history of being occupied is now enjoying a new freedom and independence which, in combination...

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