City Guides
Ever wanted all the information you need for a rip-roaring romance of a city break in one easily-bookmarkable place…? Just the very best of a destination distilled into a page of purring prose, with sights that are actually worth seeing, hotels with towels worth stealing, restaurants to rave home about, bars ripe with swashbuckling adventure and experiences so great you’ll want to tell someone else’s grandchildren about them. Introducing Urban Travel Blog’s expert city guides…
Freshly-pressed by our expert travel writers from the tree of knowledge, we’ve aptly named them ‘The Juice’… We hope you find them refreshing.
Urban Travel Blog’s City Guides
Barcelona City Guide
Duncan Rhodes uncovers a shabby but sexy city with jam-packed beaches, tranquil Gothic courtyards, dusk-til-dawn nightlife and mind-boggling Modernista architecture.
Cape Town City Guide
Sasha Arms reveals the very best of Cape Town in South Africa with its spectacular scenery, troubled history and kooky treasures. Bookmark this page for the World Cup in 2010!
Dublin City Guide
Ex-Dubliner and Qype’s expert on Ireland, Rachelle Thompson, revisits the Fair City and reveals a city of literary and hedonistic pleasures… step this way for a combination of Guinness and genius.
London City Guide
Guidebook author Marsha Moore shares her secrets on the English capital, from the classic attractions of Kensington and the South Bank to the hip spots and unlikely gems of the rough and ready East End.
Rome City Guide
The Eternal City still resonates with the history of ancient Empires. Susana Cristalli reveals the ruins, along with the tastiest street food, more happening nightclubs and a dash of alternative/contemporary culture.
Vilnius City Guide
East European adventurer Thymn Chase discovers that harder to find = harder to leave in the capital of Lithuania. This unspoiled Baltic great is bursting with the energy of urban renewal and a young partying population.
Wroclaw City Guide
Editor and Wroclaw-lover, Duncan Rhodes, runs down the best of what was once Breslau, but is now one of Poland’s most charming cities. It’s all gnomes, waterways and hidden student bars.
