Looking for a special night out in Paris, then Le Lido is the place to go. Located on the famous shopping strip, the Champs-Elysees, you are treated to an evening of magical entertainment and the best of Parisian cabaret.
Continue reading “An evening of French History at Le Lido”5 Ghost Towns to Inspire Creativity
As I wrote in last week’s post, your visit to an abandoned town can spark your imagination and as a result, the creative juices are unleashed. Despite the perceived morbidity, ghost towns provide us with a look into the past where we can not only learn but reflect on the lives of those who once walked there.
Continue reading “5 Ghost Towns to Inspire Creativity”Famous Bones of the Catacombs
Did you know that the catacombs beneath the streets of Paris attracted visitors even before modern day tourism. Even before the last bones were moved there in 1814. They have been a major attraction for centuries, with the larger underground crypt areas said to be used as joining concert halls in the 1800s. The ambience and acoustics were great for reverberating sound.
Continue reading “Famous Bones of the Catacombs”Fringe in the New World
This week began the annual, world famous Adelaide Fringe Festival. However, it looks a little different this year with distancing protocols in place. The Garden of Unearthly Delights has been the place to be on a Friday and Saturday evening as friends and family met up to catch a random show.
Continue reading “Fringe in the New World”Five Aussie Christmas Holidays
With international travel off the cards this year, it means more holidaying at home and exploring more of what Australia has to offer. From the bush to the beach, there are many sides to this large island that we have overlooked in our quest to head overseas. These Christmas holidays are the perfect time for Australians to become reacquainted with their own backyard. Continue reading “Five Aussie Christmas Holidays”
Adelaide: The Festival State
Since March, the festival state has been less festive than it usually is with online events taking over from live ones. However, as the weather warms from spring to summer, Adelaide is once more coming alive to reclaim its title of the Festival State. Continue reading “Adelaide: The Festival State”
The Politics of Travel
There is one topic that is taboo in the world of travel. That is politics. Every country has their own opinion on how each political leader manages a country, but it is not something that is spoken of. All in all, people get uncomfortable when the topic of politics is raised. However, it is important to understand that we do not exist in isolation of political events. Each decision we make while travelling, every person we meet, everything we do, everywhere we go, all have a political impact on our world. Continue reading “The Politics of Travel”
Living Italian in Adelaide
One way to escape into travel without leaving your country is to immerse yourself in an international movie festival. Over the past two weeks the Italian Film Festival provided that much needed escape to Bella Italia. Continue reading “Living Italian in Adelaide”
Whale Watch Adelaide
Winter in Australia can get cold, but that is the best time to head for the south coast and try an spot some playful whales. From as early as mid May head south to glimpse any of the 30 species of whales found in South Australian waters. The whales usually hang around until early September before heading off again. The most popular places to catch a glimpse of the whales Victor Harbor through to Goolwa. Continue reading “Whale Watch Adelaide”
Adelaide’s Theatre Revival
This month the theatre made a comeback in Adelaide after months of lockdown. It was also the month that our historic, heritage listed Her Majesty’s Theatre reopened after months of restoration. It’s grand opening with the State Theatre of South Australia’s production of Gaslight last week saw theatregoers happily return. Continue reading “Adelaide’s Theatre Revival”
