48 Hours in Basel, Switzerland
Nestled between France and Germany, Basel is one of Europe’s hidden gems. Although it feels like a small city, it’s actually Switzerland’s third largest, it’s…
Author: Roma
Roma was raised on the white sandy beaches of Australia's East Coast, and she has called London home since 2012. With an adventurous spirit, a love of regional travel and anything food related, Roma looks to encourage working professionals to follow their dreams to travel the world one adventure and short break at a time. Don't let a full-time career stop you from seeing the world. Come roam with us!
Lumiere London – revisit and recap
London recently held Lumiere London, the Festival of Light. Originating in Durham, Lumiere London 2016 was a first for the nation’s capital. The free unticketed event was held in…
Soho Twilight Food Tour
Soho, one of London’s oldest and most diverse neighbourhoods. From the chic to the downright bizarre, Soho has it for you in spades. Located in…
Farewell to 2015 – a wrap up of travels
As we bid farewell to 2015, we look back and nod. It was definitely a solid year for travel. we finally took advantage of having…
Food photography with #LightsCameraCurrys at Nikon School
Earlier this month, I was invited along with a select number of fellow bloggers to explore low light food photography at the Nikon School in…
Instagram walking route – City of London
Instagram has got to be one of my favourite social media platforms. I love it. I love the visual aspect of going to a new…
Review: Miss Behave’s Gameshow
Originally published October 2015. Never before have I attended a game show quite like this. The hostess with the most-ess is Miss Behave. That’s her…
#SayNoToFOMO with Wonderush
Wonderush is a new take on a not-so-new subscription based concept. Unlike being locked into a gym membership and running on a treadmill like a hamster on…
Teeing up – Golf in Greenwich
Originally published Oct 2015. Last week I was invited to join a bunch of bloggers to N1 Golf in North Greenwich for Monarch. It’s been…
Review: Shaolin, Peacock Theatre
Twenty-five Shaolin monks take to the stage at the Peacock Theatre performing acts in an extravaganza of martial arts. It’s been seven years since their…
London Cocktail Week
London Cocktail Week is back again for one week only. For anyone that’s been abstaining for Dryathlon throughout September, October is a welcome return of the warm…
Review: The Etienne Sisters – Stratford East Theatre Royal
Ché Walker’s latest production The Etienne Sisters takes to the stage at Stratford East Theatre Royal after experiencing much success with Klook’s Last Stand. The Etienne Sisters…