Countryside Cooking: Why You Must Visit All Hallows Cookery School
Lisa Osman runs All Hallows Cookery School and Bed & Breakfast in a small village about half an hour from Salisbury. It’s OK if you’ve not heard of Wimborne St Giles. I hadn’t either. I’ll use...
View ArticleIt’s A Must – Why This Boutique Hotel In Paris Is One Of The Best Ever
It’s a boutique hotel in Paris, directly on the Seine, opposite the Gare d’Austerlitz and a quick walk from the Gare de Lyon, perfect for the business traveller and tourist. Designed by Parisian boat...
View ArticleHotel Byblos turns 50: Every Year’s A Party
The Hotel Byblos turns 50 but every year’s a party at this St Tropez haunt of the rich and famous. I celebrate a little earlier, here in the capital. Happy Birthday, Hotel Byblos If you’ve ever...
View ArticleHolidays in The Dordogne & The Lot
There aren’t enough adjectives to describe this turreted fairytale chateau in south-west France, but I’m going to try my best. Chateau de la Treyne clings precariously to a cliff, surrounded by a vast...
View ArticleChâteaux de la Treyne
The Dordogne is often called the land of a thousand and one Castles. Its landscape of rolling green hills and lush river valleys will take your breath away. It boasts ten of the ‘Most Beautiful...
View ArticleVisiting Highgate Cemetery
Visiting Highgate Cemetery may sound a little strange but I can guarantee you’ll have a fascinating time and will want to return. I’m seriously thinking about becoming a part-time cemetery sleuth. In...
View ArticleFunerary Architecture
I do enjoy a tour of a cemetery or graveyard, and the funerary architecture is intriguing. I can’t say I can claim the title of Taphophile just yet, but I can see why people want to learn more about...
View ArticleHold The Anchovies Please Visits Snowshill Manor & Gardens
Charles Paget Wade had many roles but mostly he was an Architect, craftsman and poet and lived at Snowshill Manor in The Cotswolds. The house has a rich history and was once owned by the Monks of...
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