Whole Earth Guide
Our selection in Tarragona : Port Aventura, Salou
Although now owned by Universal Studios, Port Aventura hasn’t, yet, had the full American makeover and overall has a much more laid-back feeling about it than the American parks usually do. Woody Woodpecker isn’t nearly so much “in your face” as Micky Mouse is for instance which is a big plus. On th...more
A selection from around the world...
As the number of house buyers looking at France seems once more to be on the increase, we’re starting a little series today which will take you through all the steps from when you first have the idea of moving to France or just buying a Summer home here to settling in.
Over the course of our litt...more
Prepaid cards seem to be breeding like rabbits around the world and every single one is different from the others in terms of charges, features and general useability.
Rather than trawl through all the cards that would pay me to recommend them to you as the majority of card comparison sites do, I...more
Giverny is a small village that would have remained naught but a sleepy little village in Normandy had Claude Monet not been looking out of the window of a train in 1883 and fell in love with it.
Despite the fame that he brought to the village, it remains small and the attractions are those that ...more
This is a brief introduction to the main options that are available to you if you'd like to open an account in one of the UK offshore islands (Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Guernsey).
The usual options for opening a non-resident account in most countries involves opening a brokerage account w...more
The only problem with Seville is that there is simply too much to see and far, far too much to write about too.
Perhaps the cathedral is the best place to start as it was one of the first things built after the peninsula was taken back from the Arab occupation and was constructed on the remains o...more
When Salvador Dali arrived in the railway station he announced that it was the "Centre of the World". There used to be a statue to commemorate this in the station but it was removed some years ago.
Most of the town centre is a pedestrian area where you'll find the usual mix of international store...more
Zermatt is one of the cutest little ski resort villages that you could imagine and the locals take steps to keep it that way so much so that little has changed since my previous visit over 30 years ago.
Although, by and large, only electric vehicles are permitted in the village, it isn't a pedest...more
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