Churros. If you haven’t heard of them, consider this a warning. Don’t try them. We repeat, do not even think about taking a bite out of one of these delicious hot doughnutty breakfast things. And don’t even dream about dunking…
Portlligat is a peaceful place. Boats lie still in the rocky bay, the beach shack does a slow trade in Coca-Cola and the wild pigs that come down to forage on the shoreline seem nonplussed by the steady stream of…
Olympia – yes, that Olympia – is situated in a green valley on the North-Eastern side of the Peloponnese, about 30km inland. Most visitors arrive via a little tangle of country roads that wind through the flat countryside of this part…
Antibes, just 30km from Nice, feels a world away from the hustle and bustle and bling of its Côte d’Azur neighbours. Think quiet streets, individual boutiques and a town that is very much still lived in and loved by its residents….
Malta is home to some of the most impressive neolithic sites in the world – none more so than the hypogeum at Hal Saflieni. This underground burial complex is open to the public, and has been an UNESCO world heritage…
Biot is one of the Côte d’Azur’s most charming villages. Not as famous as the neighbouring tourist towns of Antibes, Cap Ferrat and Saint Paul de Vence, this little settlement nevertheless holds its own in terms of beauty, even in…
Welcome to Gusto Guides‘ top 10 things to do in Barcelona (and, yes, we’ve included our favourite eateries on the way so you know where to stop for a refill). It’s easy to understand why Barcelona is such a popular city…
Do you remember the Madrid of the 1980s? Have you been to Buenos Aires in recent years? They aren’t the prettiest of capital cities but, like Athens, they are full of life. We’ve written before about the many charms of…
Nafplio is a charm. This little town is a ridiculously sweet place to stay for a few nights, whether on a tour of the region or looking for somewhere to linger a little longer. Its pretty streets, boutiques and the…
When the Gusto Guides team were preparing for our first trip to Athens, we weren’t sure what to expect. After all, this is the city that has suffered the most through the economic turbulence of recent years. After the endless tales of hunger…