You know I like a cocktail or three – I was introduced to these on trips to the USA, as they weren’t very popular in Europe at all. But things have changed!! So without further ado.. here are some of my favourite cocktails – in no particular order. Cheers!
As Audrey Hepburn famously said once, “Paris is always a good idea”, and Mrs. O couldn’t agree more. When luxury apartment company Avenue Story invited me to kick off my 2013 travels in the world’s most romantic city, it was too tempting to say no.
It was all my friend Leah’s fault. She wrote a post about New Orleans and after reading it, I decided: enough was enough. I wanted a bit of New Orleans for myself too.
There is something about the mountains – I absolutely adore them. I love being at the top of the world – and I love the peace and quiet. And loved Val d’Isere
My love for Lisbon is no secret. It is my hometown, after all – but I had to move to other places (Spain, the UK) to really start appreciating it, which is a bit of a shame. Join us for a walk around the old part of town?
First things first. Miami is one of the few places in the US which offers this perfect combination: great beach (with sunloungers), great hotels, shops and incredible food. Pretty much all I need, I would say.
It is no secret that summer is, without a doubt, my favourite season of the year. I love the beach, the sun and the long lazy lunches by the sea. One place we visit every year, and part of my pre-nuptial agreement with Mr. O, is the Algarve, in the south of Portugal.
Some people think Milan is grey and industrial, but I am a believer that it can be a fantastic city break even if you are not into shopping (that would be a totally different story). So we walked around with Walks of Italy and loved it.
I think it would be fair to say that Genova isn’t on Italy’s Top10 cities to visit, mostly because people know very little about it. You may or may not know that delicacies like focaccia or pesto are originally from the Liguria region – and totally worth a visit!