Traveler's Guide - Banksy in Bristol

Traveler’s Guide to Banksy in Bristol

Mexican poet and academic Cesar A Cruz once famously said that “Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” Nobody in recent history has emulated that more than the world-famous and equally elusive guerrilla street artist Banksy. A vandal to some and a hero to others, the artist’s subversive and satirical street art blends graffiti in…

11 Best Hostels in London Soho

11 Best Hostels in London Soho

England’s capital, London, is a buzzing city with a heady mishmash of the new and the old. Instantly recognizable historic landmarks, exciting nightlife, and a long list of things to see and do make it one of the most exciting cities in the world, no matter how many times you visit. That’s why London hostels…

Traveler's Guide to Pride in London Parade

Travelers Guide to Pride in London Parade

London Pride is undoubtedly one of the largest and most vibrant celebrations of LGBTQ+ culture, community, and rights in the world. This iconic event transforms the stunning English capital into a riotously colorful spectacle of love, acceptance, diversity, and inclusivity. London’s Pride celebrations usually extended throughout the month of June. In 2025, the main Pride…

11 Best B&B in the Cotswolds

11 Best B&B in the Cotswolds

In Southwest England, the stunning Cotswolds region undulates gracefully across six counties and almost 800 sq. miles. It is a delightful tangle of honey-colored mansions, evocative churches, thatched cottages, and golden villages. In fact, due to the picturesque villages and towns, it was designated an “Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty” in 1966. It’s no wonder…

11 Most Expensive Hotels in London

11 Most Expensive Hotels in London

No city in the world does luxury hotels quite like London. The Swinging City’s oldest five-star guesthouses, like Claridge’s and Brown’s, date back to the Georgian era. Next came the Victorian age and the rise of the illustrious railway hotel, which is the Landmark London and Andaz Liverpool Street. Then, of course, there are the grand…

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Birmingham

Britain’s second-largest city Birmingham brims with exciting possibilities. The city boasts beautifully restored Victorian buildings, picturesque canals, and glitzy, futuristic real estate. And it also boasts a fantastic heritage in the form of the Jewelry Quarter. What’s more, Birmingham is also home to a diverse and vibrant LGBTQ+ population and also hosts the UK’s biggest…

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Leeds

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Leeds

The 21st-century, urban-chic city of Leeds in northern England shines with a distinct and yet un-overwhelming Yorkshire swagger. It boasts a fabulous drinking-dining scene and revitalized architecture. Leeds is also famous for being one of the friendliest gay cities in England, with LGBTQ people accounting for almost 10% of the city’s population. In fact, Leeds’…

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In York

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In York

There’s no place in Yorkshire, or Northern England for that matter, that felt quite as ‘medieval’ to us as York. Its age-old streets are brimming with history, attracting hordes of travelers like us looking for a classic historic English experience. The city is an incredible labyrinth of 13th-century walls, at the heart of which likes…

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Bristol

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Bristol

Bristol in South West England straddles the River Avon and is one of the largest cities in England. The city is awash with the past, right from heritage structures, derelict docks-turned-leisure venues, and an iconic suspension bridge. Moreover, Bristol is famous for its quirky, alternative character and counterculture vibe, thanks to a world-class street art scene.…