Even though the outlet looks dated, the location is perfect. Take a seat outside and do some people watching. The birds are a little cheeky so don't be surprised if they flock around your table.
Please note that from the Blue Lagoon Villa up to the beach is a Bluebird and Grab free zone. Drop-off is allowed though taxi's can't pick up people. Walk beyond this point to order a taxi.
Great spot to have dinner while roaming around the Gardens. Not to expensive either, especially when considering its location. Drinks at about $2, a meal at about $10.
A hidden gem just outside Singapore's bustling city centre. Take a stroll through the park or across the beach after a busy day. Don't forget to take of your shoes and feel the sand between your toes!
Get a bike for exploring Djurgården here! You'll get a decent city bike. Doable for off-road, but not ideal. Rental comes in at 50 SEK/hour or 195 SEK/day. Make sure to bring an ID or driver's license
Want to explore the island differently? Rent a bike and ride across the entire island. Get a bike for the entire day at Djurgardsboden for just 195 SEK!
Shaka Shaka serves superb pokebowls. The Carribean Sunset is a must try. Portions are large while prices are reasonable (125 SEK). There's simple seating inside, though their focus is on take-out.
Climb the hill and you'll be rewarded with a magnificent view of Stockholm. Enjoy the view while hokding a fyka. Note that there are no benches at the top of the rock, so bring a mat.
Fancy place serving smoothie bowls at a reasonable price (95 SEK). Definitely worth it. The açai bowl with yogi topping is delicious. Friendly staff and a hip atmosphere. They have a backyard too!
Berlin's hidden gem for those loving urban art. Expect beautiful graffiti artworks on canvas. The museum is not that large but definitely worth a visit. Entry is free of charge.
Decent breakfast options just around the corner of the Courtyard by Marriott hotel. Get a sandwich, pastry, piece of fruit and coffee or tea for just €6,-. Staff is friendly and helpful.
Great coffee spot just around the corner of the University of Groningen. The coffee is good. The Masala Chai Tea is a must as well. Don't forget to try one of their delicious homemade cakes too!
Enjoy fine dining? De Zagerij is the place to be. Dine a la carte or let the chef surprise you. Service is superb and isn't rushed at all. Prices are upscale, but it's definitely worth it.
Cafe Vrijdag is a cosy spot for both drinking and dining. As it's a popular spot consider reserving. The cider is good and the nachos are delicious. For mains I can definitely recommend the sea bass.
Al Jafiliya is the metro station closest to the Dubai Frame. Even though it seems that the frame is close to the station, it's approximately a 20-minute walk, so consider grabbing a taxi instead.
Want to see Dubai from another side? Take the one hour trip on the Dubai Ferry to Dubai Marina. The ferry runs three times a day (11:50, 13:50 and 19:20) and a ticket is just 25 AED.
Though pricey, the cakes at Siam Bakery are the very best! During happy hour between 5 PM and 6 PM, all cakes are 50% off, so make sure to seize that opportunity!
Please note that monitor lizards freely roam the greens in the park. Chances of encountering one are fairly high, so stay away if scared or come visit for spotting them!
The dresscode for entering Wat Traimit is less strict than for the Grand Palace. Men can wear shorts, though women need to cover their knees.
Beautiful temple situated on the bank of the Chao Phraya river. Way quieter than the Royal Palace, so a must if you're looking for some peace. Admission is just ฿50 and totally worth it.
't Goude Hooft offers great food at a decent price. The menus offer great value for money. Must tries are the nachos (large portion, great value), burrata (though pricey), and the Snicker's Inside-Out
Into shared dining? Jamey Bennett is your go-to spot in The Hague. It has a exclusive atmosphere. The burrata and beet salad are must tries. Despite the slightly high prices, worth every penny.
Bazar is your place to be for Middle Eastern food. The lambshank is a must try! Portions are large, especially when considering the price. Eat in, amid the Middle Eastern decor, or out on the terrace.
Usually the restaurant is fully booked. Come early (before 19.30) to walk-in without reserving. For a table outside: reserve! When seated inside, ask for a table at the window.
As this is a (very!) popular place, either reserve a table beforehand or walk-in rather early (18.30). After 19.00 most tables will be occupied! Reserve if you want to be seated on the terrace.
The terrace is ideal for people watching. The coffee is good as are the Hungarian cakes. The dobos torte and sacher torte are must tries. Prices are reasonable.
Authentic Italian restaurant along Andrassy utca. The pizzas are excellent and are very crispy! The Toni and Buffon are must tries! Desserts looked very tasty; I regretted not taking one!
Looking for a different view? Take the path (Tóth Árpád stny.) along the back of Castle Hill for beautiful views of the Buda hills!
