Morocco (part 1)

It feels like this summer has been absolutely go go go for me. As you will (hopefully) have read, I’ve recently been to Paris, and now have just come back from Morocco. I’m lucky enough that one of my best friends is Moroccan so we had her as a tour guide which was amazing! I

Paris (part 5)

Sadly this is the last post from Paris. I hope you enjoyed my ramblings about it. This was our last day and we didn’t want to go too far from where we were staying, so we headed down the Boulevard Haussmann to Garnier’s Opera House. Under the rule of Napoleon after the French revolution, Paris

Paris (part 4)

On our 4th day we decided to head to an area of Paris I really love, Montmartre. Montmartre is an area in the north of the city famous as being the area loads of artists, prostitutes and creative bohemians lived in. At the time most of the artists were living and working there, Montmartre wasn’t

Paris (part 3)

We started the morning by heading to the Musée d’Orsay. The d’Orsay and the l’Orangerie both let people age 24 and under in for free with proof of age which is amazing. The d’Orsay used to be a train station so the architecture is fantastic. As you can see from the picture above it is

Paris (part 2)

Our first activity of the morning was heading to the Musée de l’Orangerie. I had seen pictures of it before but nothing ever really compares to when you’re standing before it in real life. The top floor is dedicated to two HUGE rooms taken up by 8 panels of waterlily paintings done by Monet. It

Paris (part 1)

So if you follow me on instagram you will have seen I have been in Paris recently. I managed to see A LOT so I’m going to break it down into a few blogs so it’s not ridiculously long. Paris is infamous for being one of the most romantic cities in the world and attracts

End of second year

So now my second year at uni is done, I want to have a little reflect on everything that I’ve done and things that have changed. Hope you enjoy my pics x Over the summer of first year I went through a pretty horrible break-up. Instead of wallowing in it I decided to really kick

Rome

I put the vote out to the hunnies of Instagram and they voted yes to more travelling pics and blogs so here goes one about Rome. Rome is a stunning city, one of the capitals of food and culture, Rome has been a city of major global importance for thousands of years. There are countless

Miss Saigon

A little while ago, I was lucky enough to be taken by one of my best friends Jas to see Miss Saigon, so here’s a little write up. (I’ve never really reviewed a play before and it will be hard to do this without giving away too many spoilers). Going in I had no idea