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48 Hours in Ljublana

by Lizzie Frisby

If you’re lucky, it may take you 48 hours to learn how to pronounce ‘Ljubljana’ from sight. But instead of spending your time hopelessly attempting to pronounce Slovenian city names, let’s get on with the exploring. Why Visit Ljubljana is not the most common European city to visit, however it is becoming increasingly popular and […]

48 Hours in Budapest

by Lizzie Frisby

On your European interrail travels Budapest cannot be missed. Recognised for its renaissance spas, the iconic Chain Bridge and the Fisherman’s Bastion, along with the lively nightlife in the ruin pubs, Budapest will never fail to disappoint. The best thing about the city – it’s super cheap! Getting Around Arrival by train on an Interrail route […]

The Best of Exeter’s Student Blogs

by Lifestyle

Lauren Jane by Lauren Geall My blog is basically an online expression of my personality – a mix and match of books (stereotypical English student, right?), lifestyle and general ramblings. In 2017, I’m really looking to take my blog further with more varied posts, including fashion and more of my photography. I wish my blog […]

A Vacation at the Movies

by Jasmine Prasad

Films are great. It’s a Sunday afternoon, you’ve got nowhere pressing to be, you’ve done all your reading for Monday (or at least as much as you physically can), and the time comes for you to simply lose yourself in stunning visuals, an amazing plot and a gorgeously crafted soundtrack. Sure, we love watching movies […]

48 Hours in Milan

by L.PORTER

Getting There Ryanair flies from both Bristol and London (although flights from the former are seasonal) and you can expect to pay anything from £20 to £100+ each way. Book at least a couple of weeks in advance and try to fly midweek if you can (although I recently flew out on a Saturday for £20). EasyJet offers […]

Exploring Wales: A Weekend in Cardiff

by Chloë Edwards

Coming from a capital city, it’s easy to overlook the perks of living somewhere like Cardiff until you leave, or until you discover Wales was recently voted among the top ten countries to visit globally by Rough Guides. So, what is it about Cardiff in particular that makes it worth visiting? I’m pleased to say […]

Interrail or Interfail?

by Lifestyle

For Interrailing Carmen Paddock By its very nature, interrailing is a full-on experience. Your belongings for a few weeks or months are merely those you can carry with you as you make your way across Europe. Depending on your type of rail pass and personal plans, you may be in cities for a few days […]

Travel Tips: Look Before you Book

by Bea Fones

It can be pretty hard to try and save money when travelling, even if you’re already on a shoestring budget. From booking flights, to finding accommodation, to trying out new foods and buying souvenirs, there’s always another opportunity to siphon your money away during a trip. So here are a few tips to make your […]

48 Hours in Zadar

by Francesca Wright

In the last five years, Croatia has seen a huge increase in tourism. Breathtaking scenery, affordable prices, and great weather is making it the ideal spot for many, especially during the summer. While many young people go for the big name music festivals like Outlook and Hideout, Croatia has a lot more to offer. This is especially evident in […]

Student-savvy Travel: Europe on a Budget

by Lifestyle

Amsterdam, The Netherlands Abigail Milne There aren’t many things I’d voluntarily spend 17 hours on a Megabus for, but I’m a sucker for a bargain. Taking advantage of your NUS Extra card gets you an Exeter-Amsterdam return ticket for only £57, and the student-friendly city is packed with hostels for even the most frugal backpacker. Walking tours through cobbled streets […]

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