Whitby is a seaside town in Yorkshire, famous for its association with Bram Stoker and his novel, Dracula, inspired by the abbey ruins. With tea shops and chip shops and a sunny day, you will have a lovely time, as Paul and Livvy found out.
I can think of few places with such a varied collection of art galleries as London. And best of all, they are completely free. Come and have a look round with Livvy.
Livvy’s top tips for a London hotel stay. Make sure you have sturdy walking shoes (and an umbrella) and walk as much as you can. And visit the free places, especially galleries.
Slovenia is the one that borders on the Adriatic and was part of the former Yugoslavia. It is very green, beautiful and largely undiscovered. Find out more with Livvy’s report.
Taormina is a gorgeous small town in Sicily, packed with interesting things to do, and well worth visiting. Let Paul and Livvy show you how.
LIvvy was invited on the Shongololo Express and had a memorable time. Travel back in time with her to enjoy this terrific rail adventure.
Game reserves are two a penny, but game reserves who really care about the animals and are genuinely interested in conservation – well that’s another story. Olare Mara Kempinski is wonderful.
The Taj Mahal is India’s most visited attraction. To make sure you make the most of your visit, read Livvy’s top tips.
Choose a nice, sunny day and go to Greenwich by riverboat. The trip along the Thames is interesting and at Greenwich, there is plenty to do, including a climb to the Observatory. Read how Paul and Livvy did it.
One of the best botanical gardens in the world, the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, is a must-visit if you are in this part of London. And it’s worth a special day trip if you are not.
Mucking about on boats is a fun thing to do, especially on a fine day and this river trip also goes through a lock. Then there is Hampton Court to enjoy. Paul and Livvy show you how.
Mon dieu, this is a fabulous trip if you like gardens and you like art. Paul likes neither, so taking Livvy was a act of love. Although there was probably ice cream and beer involved along the way.