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So, when we set off to spend a day exploring London Bridge, we knew we wanted the day to revolve around food; we intended to find the best food & drinks near London Bridge. While London Bridge is known for Borough Market, there’s a smaller market nearby with a more “locals only” feel and a ton of delicious street food options. Maltby Street Market is a short walk from Tower Bridge (8 min.) and a great alternative to Borough Market if you’re visiting on the weekend (it’s only open on Saturday & Sunday). Here are the opening times for the spots that we mentioned: If Maltby Street Market is closed or you’re looking for a slightly heavier meal, make your way back towards London Bridge station by way of Bermondsey Street, which is home to a bunch of restaurants, cafes, and bars.

There are plenty of romantic hotels in Europe, and they’re the perfect place to end a romantic day exploring tiny alleyways, dining in cozy restaurants, and indulging in all of Europe’s wonderful delicacies. Hermitage Sports Hotel & Spa is a set of luxury mountain hotels, a thermal spa and a ski resort all on along the main road that crosses Soldeu, one of the villages part of Andorra’s Gran Valira ski resort. The cozy yet sophisticated decor and views of the canal make it hard to leave your room, but with great access to the sights in Amsterdam it’s the perfect combination of relaxation and exploration in a beautiful setting. For those paying cash, rooms start at €520 per night in the off season but the running rate is typically €750+. For anyone looking for a romantic hotel in Porto, the dark and sultry atmosphere of Hotel Teatro offers a perfect gateway for couples, right in the heart of the city.

To help you experience the best of Russian craft beer on your trip to Russia, we’ve rounded up our favorite craft beer bars in each of the cities we visited. It goes without saying that the bartenders at these bars were some of the friendliest people we met while in Russia, and they were very knowledgeable about beer, making our Russian craft beer experience on par with (if not better than) some of our craft beer experiences in the US & UK. We love craft beer, but the experience at craft beer bars is what matters so much more to us, and we had an incredible experience at Bar Sabotage! The capital of the region, also called Kaliningrad, feels like many other European cities, and is home to a couple of great craft beer bars: Of all the things for a craft beer bar to have, Yeltsin served some of the best smoked cheddar cheese we’ve ever had.

The local beer-focused bars have shelves upon shelves of glasses, a wide range of offerings of beer on tap (more in bottles! ) and an extreme willingness of staff to help you find a beer that is right for you. If you love beer as much as we do, consider visiting these three beer bars in the form of a DIY Bruges bar crawl: Whether you love beer, chocolate, or history, there’s a perfect way to spend Saturday in Bruges. The Beer Wall, located back in the Old Town, is literally a wall of beer.