Monday Walks

A very short walk with a superstar

The Circus Hostel, Mitte, Berlin, October 2019 This is a very short walk to a great little museum in Berlin. Let’s stride across this pedestrian walkway to the Circus Hostel. […]

-London

Elephants and castles

Today it’s time for a wander around part of Southwark with a heavy-footed and well endowed companion. Come lumber with me. This is just a random stroll, with no specific […]

-London

Not my usual south bank walk

– from Vauxhall Station to Battersea Power Station Vauxhall Station, London, November 2019 Let’s start this walk from outside Vauxhall station – a handy place to meet as it has […]

-Germany

A whirl around Oktoberfest

This week, it’s time for a whirl around Munich’s Oktoberfest. The park is filled with beer tents, food stalls and amusements for a few weeks every September / October. The […]

-London

Promenade from Kings Cross to Little Venice

It has been a while since I’ve done this walk, but the late burst of summer weather here in London forced me to abandon my laptop and head into London […]

-Moldova

A lakeside locomotion in Chisinau

Chisinau does not have the manic rush and crowds of London or New York or Tokyo, but it is still a capital city with traffic, dust, fumes, concrete and hard […]

-Liverpool

A dawdle down under – in Liverpool

It’s time for our Monday walk, and we’re setting off from outside the Anglican Cathedral. It is huge, in fact it is the largest Anglican Cathedral in the world. That […]

-Moldova

A stroll around a stadium

It has been a while since I took you on a street art walk, so this is the week to put that right. Come stroll with me, artistically. Our location […]

-Liverpool

An amble in Another Place

For today’s walk we start out from Hall Road railway station, a 22 minute ride out of Liverpool Central. From here it’s a short walk down to Crosby beach, where […]

Monday Walks

Foray into the Fringe

The Fringe events are scattered all over the city in theatres, university lecture rooms, pubs, restaurants and bars. Choosing which events to go to can be difficult as the choice […]

-Moldova

Bender Fortress

This week, let’s explore the renovated Ottoman fortress at Bender, in Transnistria. First of all, we need some history. During his reign (1457-1504), Stephen the Great built a small wooden […]

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Monday Walks

A very short walk with a superstar

Elephants and castles

Not my usual south bank walk

A whirl around Oktoberfest

Promenade from Kings Cross to Little Venice

A lakeside locomotion in Chisinau

A dawdle down under – in Liverpool

A stroll around a stadium

An amble in Another Place

Foray into the Fringe

Bender Fortress