Not only is NYC a fashion lovers paradise, it hits the spot for us foodies too. Here’s my pick on where to wine and dine… Hard Rock Café Bang in the heart of Times Square you’ll find the world famous Hard Rock Cafe! Rock your senses with tantalizing food and drinks and an awe-inspiring rock…
From Manchester to NYC Fly direct from Manchester Airport to Newark International Airport. We booked three months in advance at a cost of £650pp. manchesterairport.co.uk. To compare the best flight times and prices visit: http://www.skyscanner.net. A lot of international flights are early morning so we recommend a stay at Premier Inn Hotel Runger Lane North…
New York City is known to be one of the best shopping cities in the world! Are you ready to shop like it’s your job? From enormous department stores to specialist shopping streets – including designer, diamonds and flagship high street stores – you better leave some room in your suitcase! Madison Avenue Madison Avenue…
Famed for its boutique shops, stylish restaurants and world famous Turkish Baths, there’s no wonder the North Yorkshire market town has held the title of ‘The happiest place in Britain’ for two years running; and has been voted the third most romantic destination in the world, beating Paris, Vienna and Rome. HOW TO RELAX? VISIT…
Mixing with the rich and famous in the well renowned party town of Puerto Banús certainly gives you an insight to ‘how the other half live’. Puerto Banús attracts more than five million visitors each year. They come to enjoy the unique blend of year round sunshine, nightlife, designer shops and luxury yachts. TRAVEL Fly…
If you only have time to dip your toe in to Manchester, dip it in style. Enjoy a weekend of the most luxurious sightseeing, supping and shopping in the city TRAVEL Travel by train from Sheffield to Manchester in just under an hour. Expect to pay just over £20 return on the day but book…
If you’re new to London, chances are you’ll head straight to the typical tourist hot spots — Buckingham Palace, The Tower of London, Trafalgar Square — but London has many more hidden treasures, especially for those with a love for fashion and food. Nestled between Oxford Street and Regent Street — two of the city’s major shopping destinations…
Shopping Soho style… Words: Jessica Fogarty This famous London shopping street is transforming! Work in new underway to extend the cobbles, making room for even more businesses in Berwick. The street is home to one of the capital’s oldest markets and is conveniently located on the walking route from Shaftesbury Avenue to Oxford Street. Work…
Covent Garden’s hidden shopping village… Seven Dials brings you seven streets of independent boutiques, premium brands, indulgent beauty and grooming salons, bustling bars, unique restaurants and luxury hotels. Centred on a towering monument, the Seven Dials village is just a five minute walk from Covent Garden tube station. It’s an ideal destination for a winter…
FESTIVAL FEVER Our pick of the best festivals for summer 2015… WHAT? Leeds Festival WHEN? 28th – 30th August WHERE? Bramham Park, Leeds WHO? The Libertines / Mumford and Sons / Metallica WHY? It’s local (less time carrying your bags on the way and a speedy trip home to the shower) and the line-up in…
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