Ollie Stallwood

Jan 6, 2025 | travelmag.com | Ollie Stallwood

Toledo is an intriguing city, full of culture and beautiful architecture – it is also a great day trip from the Spanish capital Madrid. Toledo is one of Spain’s most fascinating cities. This is a place where different religions live side by side, with a Gothic cathedral, a 10th-century mosque, and two synagogues just a few metres apart. This one-time Imperial City makes for a great day trip from Madrid and usefully is just 80km away from the Spanish capital.

Nov 27, 2024 | travelmag.com | Oliver Stallwood |Ollie Stallwood

Get to know Bremen by foot, taking in narrow alleyways, glorious historical buildings and secret spots – here are some unique walking tours in the German city. Located in north-west Germany, Bremen is a city packed full of history, tradition, nature, and culture. A lot of what Bremen has to offer is centred around the market square and its magnificent UNESCO-listed town hall, as well as the Schnoor quarter, Bremen’s oldest district.

Nov 15, 2024 | travelmag.com | Oliver Stallwood |Ollie Stallwood

Prague is a city full of culture, restaurants, bars and museums – but you may want to head towards the sky for a unique perspective on the city. Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, is a great place for food and drink. Whether it is one of the city’s authentic dive bars, one of the top restaurants or cocktail bars, or just enjoying a trdelnik with a coffee, refreshments are never far away.

Nov 14, 2024 | travelmag.com | Ollie Stallwood

Prague is a city full of culture, restaurants, bars and museums – but you may want to head towards the sky for a unique perspective on the city. Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, is a great place for food and drink. Whether it is one of the city’s authentic dive bars, one of the top restaurants or cocktail bars, or just enjoying a trdelnik with a coffee, refreshments are never far away.

Nov 10, 2024 | travelmag.com | Oliver Stallwood |Ollie Stallwood

Albania’s capital Tirana is a thrilling mix of the old and new, with communist-era buildings and modern skyscrapers, wild green spaces, bazaars and buzzing markets. Just a few years ago Albania was relatively cut off from the rest of the world. Once isolated by the insular communist regime of dictator Enver Hoxha, the country only really started to open up to tourism in the early 1990s.