Seen in the City

1 week ago | seeninthecity.co.uk | Mark Lee-Falcon

Ibiza isn’t just about beaches and music. For many, it’s a place to slow down, switch off, and enjoy time with the people who matter. If you’re thinking about booking a villa, the details make all the difference. From quiet corners to full-service extras, the right features turn a trip into something you’ll remember. Keep reading to find out what’s worth paying attention to when picking your ideal base. Having your own pool is more than a luxury, as it also sets the tone for each day.

2 weeks ago | seeninthecity.co.uk | Mark Lee-Falcon

You don’t have to go abroad to have an incredible holiday. The UK has a range of options, from countryside holiday parks to more urban city breaks that are sure to give you a memorable time, whether you’re going solo, with a partner, or as part of a group. Of course, with so many excellent options in the UK, we’ve put this list together to help simplify your decision. Here are our top 4 best UK staycation destinations.

2 weeks ago | seeninthecity.co.uk | Mark Lee-Falcon

Heading out on any kind of backpacking adventure can be exciting, but if you’re heading far away from civilisation for a while, it really does pay to be prepared with the essentials. But, what should you pack as part of your first backpacking trip? Every trip will be different, but there are a few essential bits and pieces that you’ll always need to consider so you’re safe and comfortable on your travels. Let’s break down the absolute must-have items.

2 weeks ago | seeninthecity.co.uk | Mark Lee-Falcon

When it comes to travel experiences shared between two people, the romance of the sea has long held a particular allure. There’s something timeless about the gentle sway of a ship cutting through open waters, the slow unfolding of sunsets, and the promise of new horizons. For couples, cruising offers a way to combine quiet intimacy with a sense of adventure – a blend of stillness and discovery. Yet, the idea of a cruise isn’t just about glamour or escapism.

3 weeks ago | seeninthecity.co.uk | Natasha Colyer

For a relatively small town, Lewes boasts an impressive range of independent dining options. From cosy pubs and pizzerias to vibrant Thai and Indian eateries – and as of last week, there’s a new addition that’s already making waves: a Japanese restaurant that’s not to be missed, Haru Izakaya Lewes. Located just up from the station on the site where Fork used to be, it’s a spot that feels as though it was always meant to be a Japanese.