PERIPATETIC.LIFE

peripatetic /ˌpɛrɪpəˈtɛtɪk/ adjective: travelling from place to place, for relatively short periods.

Category: Lifestyle

  • Travelling solo versus in a group

    Previously I have talked about the differences that private tours and groups tours have to offer. In this article, I am going to be talking about your journey as a whole, whether in a group of privately. If you are used to one more than the other, hopefully, I can entice you to get out…

  • What to know before visiting Peru

    Famous for Machu Picchu, the country of Peru is a dream destination for many. It may have a reputation for being dangerous, but the reality of that statement being true is very small and does not define the country one bit. However, what Peru indeed is, is a vibrant country filled with cuisine, culture and…

  • Remember, travelling is a privilege

    Many times too many of us forget this simple point. Travelling sure is a privilege, and not everybody in the world is greeted with the wonderful opportunity to explore the vast beauty our world has to offer. Of course, many of us may tell others to save their money, but in today’s world where rent…

  • Private tours vs group tours; which to pick?

    A great topic of discussion that was given to me by a subscriber on my latest article ‘How to see any country on a budget’ stated how tours play a big part of visiting a country. Deciding to pick between selecting a group tour or private tour while travelling can be a considerable task to overtake, especially…

  • Make the most out of your vacation

    Being a tourist can be hard work sometimes. Rushing from each attraction to the next in our limited amount of time, trying to see a whole city with centuries of history in 168 hours can be a daunting task. On many occasions, I have taken on way more than I can chew, and my holidays…

  • Top things to do in Turin, Italy

    Turin, home of the best coffee that I have ever tasted and also their famous chocolate, is undoubtedly a great place to visit when in Italy. Luckily all the attractions are close to one another, so you most likely not get lost. However, if you are searching for a cash machine, you may need to…

  • Why you should visit Turin, Italy

    Branded as the forgotten city, due to the fall of tourism it has received throughout the years, Turin boasts elegance, as well as culture and scenery. Your eyes will thank you when you visit Turin! Situated close to the French border, the charming small city of Turin is a Northern Italian treasure. Easily accessible by…

  • How to see any country on a budget

    Travel can be as expensive or cheap as you want it to be. You do not have to spend thousands of pounds to see the world and have a great experience. Here are some tips I have accumulated throughout my cheap travelling days travelling around South America and Europe. 1) Reside in an apartment or…

  • A Milanese Christmas

    Sorry for my absence, but with all the commotion lately I just had to recalibrate in order to get back to blogging, but here I am with a lot of content that I will be sharing throughout the next few weeks, so I hope you find it interesting! So, what should be the number one…

  • Exploring Peru’s tastiest restaurants – #2 KO

    Peru has a great amount of Japanese influence and history brought by the vast amount of Japanese migrants in the late 1800s. One of my favourite worldwide cuisines is Japanese; After all, I am 1/8th Japanese, so I simply had to go in and treat myself to one of my favourite cuisines. When I discovered…