Western Europe Travel Stories
| Nick Wusz went on an epic adventure to Belgium to quaff the world's greatest ale, brewed by the Trappist monks of Westvleteren. | It's high-noon hot on a forsaken beach in Dhermi, Albania. Jann Huizenga tries to strike up a conversation with the only other soul around. |
A Handful of Spanish Towns - Elche, Orihuela, Murcia, Cartagena and Alicante, Spain By selecting Spanish towns carefully, you may be in for a surprise when summing up your experiences. | Jennifer L. Price recounts her experience of flying to Germany out of London the day after the terrorist arrests. She has a few questions about the effectiveness of the procedures, and what more can be done. |
| For Jolyon Rose, there are two ways to travel - you can sightsee or you can see. Naples is a real, pumping, vibrant, decaying and living city. It's a place to feel, to see, to be. | John M. Edwards heads to Malta, discovering a traveller's liquid pride along the way. |
Finisterre or The End of the World - Finisterre, Galicia, Spain Arturo Conde heads to the edge of the world - or, at least, it seems that way. | Carmen Jenner is on a mission to find a small flat for a six-week stay in Paris. She soon finds that the French do "small" even smaller than most. |
| Moumita D. finds Lugano to be a beautiful, laid-back and cheerful city full of warm locals who combine the vibrant charm of the Italians with the order and punctuality of the Swiss. | Hammerfest - The World's Northernmost City - Hammerfest/Finnmark/Norway Anne-Sophie Redisch discovers the northernmost city in the world to be colourful and full of life. |
| Rory Shallowcreek explores the intricacies of the world's youngest microstate - Playland. | Jessica Spiegel joins the Mystic Society and ends up traipsing through an English cowfield in the dark of a November night. And yes, she had a great time. |
| Mark Tisdale comments that there are many reasons to travel, but sometimes the things we remember best are those unplanned moments. | Work-abroad challenger Addoley Dzegede struggles to find a home in Brighton. |
| Philip Blazdell rushes around the world, clenching his phone and dashing off love letters, one text at a time. | Tom Adams tries a space cake and is transported to a whole new world. |
| John M. Edwards, a Mayflower descendant, becomes a pilgrim in Turkey | The Queen of Madrid smiles no royal smiles, has no royal blood and is never received with applause. |
| All caveats aside, Chris Sexton thinks the Turks are terrible mapmakers. | The only thing Kristin Mock brought back from Alicantes white mountains was a bundle of personal words in a taped-up book written in a language she was still learning. |
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