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Travel & lifestyle blog by Claire. Brit living in Amsterdam, explorer and part-time blogger
Bryony is an Amsterdam-based freelance actress, writer and producer, while Grace is a writer and script reader from London. Bryony – Grace and I met whilst we were both working in temporary office jobs in London five years ago. but I’m always pretty much always just thinking about things I have to do for ‘WET’ and other projects I’m writing. Grace – Bryony and I love to work in Amsterdam so we definitely want to put on more work here.
Overlooking the grand Place du Capitole, Le Florida’s terrace is a popular breakfast haunt and the perfect place to while away your morning and write a few postcards. main square, Place du Capitole, plays hosts to a small market where you’ll find a handful of secondhand and vintage bookstalls. The Dutch city of Delft, known for its iconic blue and white pottery and as the home of Johannes Vermeer, is a charming spot… The Punjabi Food Guide, Amritsar The Punjab is often heralded as a culinary hotspot of India, and the holy city of Amritsar is the perfect place to sink your…
This travel diary comes almost four months after our adventure, but I decided it was about time I captured the essence and jotted down my memories of this enchanting region. A stroll along Strada Nicolae Bălcescu took us past hole-in-the-wall bakeries where we joined the queue of locals lined up for freshly baked goods. We spent a drizzly morning climbing Tampa Hill to take in the views of the compact city below, then rode the red and white cable car back into the city. Whilst walking into the centre, we came across abandoned old buildings oozing with character within metres of monstrous new hotels catering to the winter ski crowd.
If you’re a fan of architecture and design, no visit to Rotterdam would be complete without getting a glimpse of the city’s iconic Cube Houses. The space opens out onto the water complete with a large outdoor seating space – the perfect sunny-day spot for a refreshing craft beer and bite. The former office building of the Holland America Lines was built in 1901 by the architects J. Muller and Droogleever Fortuin, and the signage “Holland America Lijn” can still be seen on the splendid exterior. The eatery boasts a simple, modern interior and outdoor terrace, and serves up reasonably priced fresh pasta dishes with a good selection of accompanying wines.