The whole world knows about British football (or soccer, depending on one's preference), most notably its Premier League teams. The sport is as popular as pubs in Britain and here's a guide to all the football clubs in the country. Manchester is home to not one but two Premier League giants. They are Manchester United and Manchester City. Even when there is not a game you … [Read more...]
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Where To Party In Paris For The Summer Olympics – Best Areas For Nightlife
One of the coolest things about going to the Olympics is the opportunity to meet people from around the world. And when you're PubClub.com, that means partying with them! In a city as big and diverse as Paris, it can be a bit of a challenge to know exactly where to go but this is a guide to help you find the best areas of Paris for nightlife and some of its best bars. And … [Read more...]
Why Parisians Should Stay In Paris For The Summer Olympics
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Olympics Editor This is a note to Parisians regarding the 2024 Summer Olympics taking place in your city: don't leave the city during the Games but stay and enjoy them. Cast asise concerns of crowds, security and everything else. Take a deep breath, relax and enjoy the moments of the world of athletes and fans coming to your city. I … [Read more...]
Tips For Getting Around Paris During The Summer Olympics
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com The Summer Olympics not only bring athletes and officials from around the world to Paris, it also brings in a lot of visitors. Not tourists, mind you, but fans of the participating countries. And that means lots of people going to the same places. To make things go smoothly, here are some key tips for getting around Paris during the Summer … [Read more...]
Safety And Practical Tips For Riding The Paris Metro
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com You can't fully experience Paris unless you ride its Metro. It as as much part of the city as sidewalk cafes and the Eiffel Tower. To come – especially to Americans who have no public transportation where they live and drive everywhere they go – it can be intimidating. But toss those worries aside like an old pair of shoes, for riding the … [Read more...]
Don’t Worry Paris Will Be Fine For The Olympics. I Know; I Was Just There
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com There's been a lot of headlines and stories in the media about pollution in the Seine River and other issues associated with the host city for the XXXIII Olympiad. But don't worry. Paris wil be fine for the the 2024 Summer Olympics, which are July 26-Aug. 11. I know; I was just there. I found Paris to be, well, Paris. There was life … [Read more...]
Fun And Interesting Summertime Activities In Slovenia
There are many fun and interesting activities this summer in Slovenia. That could be said of just about any place, of course, but this country to the east of Italy and north of Croatia has a few things you can only find there. Kayaking Adventure Through the Underground of Mount Peca You paddle through the flooded and narrow tunnels of the largest lead and zinc mine in … [Read more...]
How I Spent My My Missed Flight 12-Hour Layover In London
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor I did not anticipate having a 12 1/2-hour layover in London but when my flight got in late and massive traffic from Heathrow to Gatwick caused me to miss – barely – my other flight, I was left standing in the airport with unexpected time on my hands. It was 5:30 in the evening and my new flight did not leave until 6 the next … [Read more...]
A Simple Guide To Split Croatia Including Diocletian’s Palace & The Waterfront
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor Split, Croatia, is an ancient destination with modern touches for tourism. But not too much, for that is part of its charm. The city with the odd name is a jumping-off point for those going to the islands and for boating and sailboat trips. Yet is is also a fine place in its own right, big enough to be busy but not large … [Read more...]
Croatia Blog Posts Links To Articles On Split, Hvar, Korcula & The Makarska Riviera
Welcome to Croatia! It is a land of beautiful scenery, dramatic landscapes and popular movie scenes, of happening nightlife yet also serenity, of outdoor adventures and a hotel room fit for James Bond, of rooftop drinks and local wines and beers. This is a resource pillar page for PubClub.com's many articles on Croatia. It covers Split, Hvar, Korcula & The Makarska … [Read more...]
Where To Party In Hvar During Croatia Yacht Week Best Bars & Nightlife
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Editor Croatia Yacht Week is one of Europe's top parties – and how could seven days on a yacht cruising around the Croatian islands not be a party, right!? – and here's a guide to the bars and nightlife on the island of Hvar. For decades, Hvar has been well known around the world as one of the top party destinations on the planet. … [Read more...]
Hvar Bars & Nightlife Guide Where To Party Daytime & Nighttime On Hvar Croatia
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Editor From jetsetters to jet laggers, big bucks celebrities to backpackers, they all come to Hvar, Croatia, to party in the summertime. And they do it in these bars. This is a guide on where to party daytime and nighttime, the best and most happening bars on Hvar, an island a one-hour ferry ride (or yacht trip, depending on one's … [Read more...]
A Simple Guide To The Best Split Croatia Bars & Nightlife
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Editor At first glance, figuring out the nightlife in Split, Croatia, is as confusing as finding your way through the old Palace grounds, which locals call Old Town. It's a maze of walkways and alleys without any huge bar or club or anything standing out among the dizzing number of restaurants, shops and the occasional Game of … [Read more...]
Croatian Food, Wine & Beer – Eating & Drinking My Way Through Croatia
I was more curious than discouraged when I walked around Split, Croatia, one sunny afternoon soon arriving in the country for the first time looking for a place to eat. Every one of the seemingly endless restaurants along the waterfront had signs out front touting they served pizza and burgers. Pizza and burgers? In Croatia!? When I asked several hostesses why this was the … [Read more...]
Living The James Bond Lifestyle At The Makarska Riviera In Croatia
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor I didn’t drink any vodka martinis, have a bunch of cool gadgets given to me by a guy named Q or a Bond girl to accompany me everywhere. But other than those things, I did live the James Bond lifestyle while in the Makarska Riviera in Croatia. I was at Bluesun Hotel Berulia on the Makarska Riviera in Croatia. Room 007. A bath … [Read more...]
Hiking in Croatia: A Rocky Mountain High On The Napoleon French Road
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor Hiking in Croatia is a unique outdoor adventure with some challenges and many rewards. I hiked two places, one which was like going through a forest not all that different than what I am used to in my hometown Great Smoky Mountains (minus the mountain streams) near Zrnovo village in Korcula and another quite different … [Read more...]
The Biokovo Skywalk Experience: A Review Of This Croatian Attraction 1,228 Meters Above Sea Level
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor At first glance, it was intimidating. Nearly a mile up in the air, the only thing separating me from the rocky bottom of a mountain was a curved piece of glass. Far down below lay the area of Makarska in Croatia. I was at the Biokovo Skywalk, a walkway 1,228 meters (more than 4,000 feet) up in the Biokovo Nature Park. It is … [Read more...]
Visiting Croatia: Top Things To Know & Places To Visit Including Should You Go (Yes!)
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor This is a cut-to-the-chase look at Croatia. I have anticipated your questions (ones I had before going there myself, actually) and have provided these answers. Where Exactly Is Croatia And It Still Part Of Yugoslavia? Croatia is east of Italy with a coast along the Adriatic Sea. It was once part of Yugoslavia, which no … [Read more...]
The Nightlife Blogger: Finding My Way Around The Split Bars & Nightlife
Go figure. My go-to bars in Split, Croatia are an Irish bar and a Mexican Cantina. But hey, one has to go where one is comfortable, right, and I am most comfortable in O’Hara’s and Sanctuary. O'Hara's is a small pub with smiling bartenders and enough of a flow of pint seekers to keep my attention there. It also plays original MTV music videos (back when MTV actually played … [Read more...]
Hvar Croatia The Ultimate Travel Guide – Essential Things To Know About Hvar
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor I am here to answer your basic questions about Hvar, Croatia. By the way, I am writing this article while in Hvar. Is Hvar Expensive? Well, a beer is 7 Euros so from this American's standpoint on that alone, I would say no. Cocktails are 13-18 Euros and basic food (pizzas, pasta, sandwiches) are in the 15-20 Euros … [Read more...]
Croatia Travel Blog: Traveling From Split To Hvar Via The Ferry & Finding Accommodations
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Editor Hvar, Croatia, is one place that has long been on my travel and nightlife bucket list. I have heard about it for years and finally had the opportunity to put “boots on the ground” and check it out myself. I had spent a day in Split, the main city of Croatia, and noted that it is only a one-hour catamaran ferry ride to Hyvr. The … [Read more...]
A Rundown Of The Top Summer Festivals In Croatia
There is more to Croatia than its magnificant food, nightlife and activities such as hiking along rocky trails with big-time views. There are also several summer events that add to the allure of visiting this place. Here is a rundown of the top summer festivals in Croatia that highlight the country's heritage and culture. JUNE 27th – 29TH: RetrOpatija in Opatija … [Read more...]
The Good Vibes Of Croatia
You can tell a lot about a place by one simple test. When crossing the street, do the drivers stop or do they accelerate? In Croatia, they stop. I discovered this in Split, one of the country's major cities and a huge place for tourists. In some places, you take your chances and try and use crosswalks as often a possible, but not even that guarantees safe passage across the … [Read more...]
Tipping Tips In Paris For The Summer Olympic Games
A common question people not familiar with an area ask is: how much should I tip? This is of particular interest for those attending the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris. You can expect prices to go up during the Olympics but you don't want to be ripped off like just because you're a tourist when it comes to tipping. So here's a few big tips about tipping in Paris for … [Read more...]
Croatia, A Bucket List Travel Destination, To Become A Reality
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger Croatia. Just writing the word brings about a sense of excitement and adventure. It has long been a bucket list travel destination and this May, that dream turns into reality. I am going to Croatia. I will be starting off in Split, then headed to the Makarska Riviera, including Brela, Makarska and Tucepi and the island of … [Read more...]
The Best Hiking Destinations In Croatia
There is more to Croatia than its beaches and seaside beauty. It also has mountains and national parks which make for great hiking experiences. Here are some of the must-visit hiking destinations in Croatia: Učka Mountain Situated in the heart of Istria, Učka Mountain offers panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the Istrian peninsula. With its well-marked trails and … [Read more...]
Athens Visitor’s Guide The Plaka, Acropolis, Ancient Sites, Nightlife & Bars
The ancient city is the Gateway to Greece and was the host city for the successful 2004 Summer Olympic Games. Well, it's only fitting, considering the Games were created here. Most travelers traditionally use Athens as a gateway to the islands. First-timers spend two or three days in the ancient city, see the sites, complain about the congestion then head to the islands. … [Read more...]
Athens Greece Bar Traps: How To Avoid Being Ripped Off In These Tourist Trap Bars
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger When partying in Athens, be wary of bars in touristy areas (Plaka) that have few patrons and an overly-friendly doorman. You see, if you are a male who goes into one of those bars and a women approaches out of nowhere and asks to buy her a drink, don't be fooled into thinking she believes you to be Atlas and she Athena and … [Read more...]
Ibiza Party Guide Links To Ibiza Posts On The Beaches, Bars & Nightlife
Welcome to Ibiza! Often referred to as "Party capital of the world," this island in Spain has long had a reputation for nightlife, going back to its hippie days in the 60s and 70s. Today it's a mecca for the world's most famous DJs, many of whom have their own weekly nights at Ibiza clubs. Foam parties in gigantic nightclubs have become a thing of legend on Ibiza, as people … [Read more...]
London Links To City & Entertainment Guide Blog Posts
Anarchy in the U.K.! It's PubClub.com's guide to London. The one thing that may strike you about London is how much history is here. London goes all the way back to the Roman Empire, through several X's and V's of kings and queens, into and out of Medieval times, through the French and American revolutions and past the London Blitz of World War II. Somehow, London has … [Read more...]
Amsterdam Complete Visitor’s Guide & Important City Tourist Travel Information
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Amsterdam Blogger Before I send you to the Red Light District and off to the coffee houses and bars, here's what to expect regarding attitudes, customs, transportation, weather and more in Amsterdam. Myths and Legends of Amsterdam Contrary to what is said on other web sites, in guidebooks, on travel shows, and even by some people who … [Read more...]
Amsterdam Travel Information Guide To All About Amsterdam
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Amsterdam Blogger It is historic, hedonistic and a heck of a lot of fun. Amsterdam -- the original City of Sin -- is a party paradise. That's because it has sex, drugs and rock 'n roll. And it's all legal! Learn all about this great city's vices as well as some other remarkably cool things to see and do here. For the full tour, hop aboard … [Read more...]
Why Are Sundays In Euorpean Cities Always So Dull?
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger There is one interesting fact about Europe that I discovered on my very first trip there. And that is, no matter how many things there are to do and how much fun and happening the pubs and clubs are from Monday thru Saturday, it all comes to a screeching halt on Sunday. Discovering this was something that was, well, … [Read more...]
This Swiss Cheese Story Has No Holes In It
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Blogger We all know about the holes in Swiss cheese, but here's a story about cheese from Switzerland that has no holes in it. This is the tale about cheeses from the Appenzeller region of the country in northeastern Switzerland at the foot of the Alpstein mountains. The cheeses here go back 700 years, to 1282, in fact. They also have a … [Read more...]
Where To Spend Chrismas In Croatia: Five Cities With Holiday Events
A top European Christmas market, festivals and Advent events. They are all part of Christmas time in Croatia. Here are five cities with festive holida events in Croatia. The best time to visit is throughout December thru Jan. 7. Zagreb The Advent Zagreb Christmas market has been named the best Christmas Market in Europe three years in a row, because of the food, … [Read more...]
Eurail Offering 25% Off Rail Passes In November For Travel Until June
Eurail is offering a whopping 25% off on several passes with a sale running in November. The savings are on the 10 Days in 2 Months, 15 Days in 2 Months, 15 and 22 Days Continuous and 1-, 2- and 3-Months Continuous Passes in both 1st and 2nd class seating. The sale runs through Nov. 28 and is good for travel prior to June 1. Passengers purchasing a pass during the … [Read more...]
Watch the Northern Lights In Norway From The Comfort Of A Glass Lodge
The Northern Lights are one of nature's most fascinating elements, yet watching them often requires going to remote areas in very cold regions and standing outside hoping you'll see something. But imagine kicking back in a cozy room, perhaps with a schnapps in your hand, while enjoying this phenomenon. That's is not just a "pinch me" dream but a reality with two new … [Read more...]
New Inn At St Owen’s Cross In England Is An Old-School Pub With A New-Age Mentality
The old meets the new at the New Inn at St Owen’s Cross in England. Originally a 16th century coaching inn which won best pub in England in 2023 from AA Hospitality, the New Inn at St Owen’s Cross is an old-school pub wih a new-age mentality. So you get the tradition with the modern. It was actually closed for about five years but was revived by three local businessmen … [Read more...]
Tapas And Tipples: A Nightcrawler’s Guide To Spain’s Best Bars
When the sun sets, and the golden hues of the Spanish sun give way to the twinkling stars and lively streetlights, a different kind of feast awakens in Spain. It’s when the aromatic flavors of tapas and the effervescence of local tipples invite night owls to embark on a journey of culinary delights and spirited camaraderie. From bustling metropolises to quaint villages, every … [Read more...]
Basel Switzerland Christmas Market Dates, Information & Holiday Events
One of Europe's top Christmas markets is in Basel, a Swiss city on the Rhine River. Basel takes on a special charm in the Christmas season. With the smell of mullel wine in the air, the Christmas market, voted Best Christmas Market in Europe in 2021, can be found on Barfüsserplatz and Münsterplatz, right in the centre of the city and at the heart of the festively decorated … [Read more...]
The Christmas Markets And Winter Things To Do In Dresden Elbland
The winter holidays in Europe mean festive Christmas markets and in Germany's Dresden Elbland there are plenty of them. Here is a rundown of them and other things to do, events and activities this winter in Dresden Elbland. The 589th Dresden Striezelmarkt will open on November 29th. There are eleven Christmas markets in Dresden alone, and many more in the region. Two are … [Read more...]
Creamfields Leads Best Food, Drink & Music Events This Summer & Fall In Britain
Britain is once again "banking" on a big-time finish to the summer and lasting well into the fall. Here is a rundown of the top food, drink and music events taking place, including the annual three-day celebration known as the Bank Holiday. Bank Holiday – Aug. 24-27 Bank holidays in Britain are when banks are closed by royal proclamation. It's a three-day holiday, much … [Read more...]
As Young As Vilnius Free Music Festival Part Of Capital of Lithuania’s 700th Birthday Celebration
A free music festival, As Young As Vilnius, is taking place this summer as part of the 700th anniversary for Vilnius, the capitol city of Lithuania. British music legends Bastille and Clean Bandit are the headliners for the festival, which takes place July 21-24 in Vingis Park. The lineup also includes prominent Lithuanian music stars. The multi-day event features … [Read more...]
Lithuania Creates A Culinary Guide To Enjoy Its Cold Beetroot Soup Map
Every country has a food item that is a traditional part of its culture and in Lithuania, it's Cold Beetroot Soup. Dating back to the 17th century, this cold soup is a seasonal dish, mostly appearing on Lithuanian menus during heat waves. To introduce visitors to this traditional dish, Lithuania’s national tourism development agency, Lithuania Travel, has introduced a … [Read more...]
European Sleeper Added To Eurail Train Network
Eurail has added European Sleeper trains, meaning travelers can board in one city and arrive in another the next morning, with a good night's sleep included. Starting in July, travelers with a Eurail Pass can board European Sleeper trains between Brussels and Berlin with eight stops along the way including Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and Deventer. On June 1, travelers … [Read more...]
West Sweden Launches ‘Climate-Smart Holidays’ Travel Sustainability Initiative
Sustainability is a new keyword in travel and West Sweden’s Tourist Board has created a program called "Climate-Smart Holidays." The five accommodations in West Sweden participating in the concept include Erikson Cottage, Lugnåsberget Ekohotell, Swedish Country Living, Inforest , and Dalslands Aktiviteter. All are small-scale family businesses where everything is … [Read more...]
Monte Carlo And Monaco Bars, Nightlife And Top Events Guide
High-end days and elegant nightlife. Monaco and in particular Monte Carlo is the pinnacle of the wealthy with luxury cars, luxury yachts, luxury restaurants and high-end nightclubs. It is the champagne lifestyle. You won't find many dive bars here. It's such a revered place it spawned a classic cocktail, the Monte Carlo, much like the Manhattan (2 ounces rye whiskey, … [Read more...]
Saxon Wine Route Trail Proves There’s More To Drink In Germany Than Beer
The visions of a trip to Germany drinking beer out of huge steins in which natives consume brews for lunch in biergartens are are accurate. But there's more than beer in Germany. There are wines and wineries and the Saxon Wine Route is proof of it. Located outside of Dresden, the Saxon Wine Route is a 56-mile (90-kilometer) wine trail along the Elbe river. Along it are … [Read more...]
Cannes Named World’s Leading Festival and Event Destination
Know for its famous international film festival, Cannes, France has quite a bit more going for it, as well. Cannes has been named the “World's Leading Festival and Event Destination.” This honor happened at the World Travel Awards 2022, generally considered to be the Oscars of Tourism. Cannes beat out 12 other international cities: Barcelona, London, Barranquilla, Rio de … [Read more...]
Lithuania Capitol Vilnius Celebrating 700th Anniversary In 2023 With These Events
Vilnius, capitol city of Lithuania, is celebrating its 700th anniversary in 2023. Such milestones do not go quietly and there are a number of events throughout the year, which are described here. This celebration is also one of UNESCO's mentionable anniversary dates, which appropriate for a city that is recognized on the organization's World Heritage List. By the way, for … [Read more...]
The Holidays In Paris At The Eiffel Tower Events, Prices & Tips
Paris in spring might make for a nice movie and is certainly fine time to visit but the City of Lights is, well, let up for the Christmas holidays. The Eiffel Tower in particular is a place to be as it is full of the holiday spirit, including a transparent dome over the central bar with cushions and throw blankets on the first floor to an elevator ride to the top with a … [Read more...]
Amsterdam Nightlife Restricted With Earlier Closing Times For Bars & Clubs
Amsterdam, which for decades has been Europe's Sin City, is restricting its famous nightlife. The usually-tolerant city has had it up to its canals with obnoxious tourists ruining it for all the cool people and is taking measures to limit tourism and what officials call "nuisance travelers. Specifically, it is targeting "nuisance" bachelor parties and organized pub … [Read more...]
Switzerland Sets Guinness World Record With 1.18-Mile-Long Train
The innovative Swiss have set a Guinness World Record with a 1.18-mile-long train. It happened on Oct. 29, 2022, with 25 four-part Capricorn railcars from leading Swiss manufacturer Stadler. Rhaetian Railway (RhB) took the longest narrow gauge passenger train in the world on the UNESCO World Heritage route from the Albula Tunnel in Preda to the world-famous Landwasser … [Read more...]
Germany Looking Into Launching A Nationwide Transit Pass
Now here's a good idea that might cause other countries to do the same thing. Germany is looking into launching a nationwide transit pass, similar to what many cities around the globe already have for local transportation. It would be good on regional bus, train and tram networks, tho not intercity trains and trams. The idea was born out of an experimental 9-euro ticket … [Read more...]
Ireland Vows To Keep Bars & Nightlife Curfew Thru January
In a land where going to the pubs are a bit of the everyday culture, going there at night is still against the law. Ireland has vowed to keep it curfew of 8 p.m., in place through at least the end of January. The reason: the spread of the omicron variant of COVID-19. Of course. Transport Minister Eamon Ryan went on the Newstalk Breakfast podcast and provided this … [Read more...]
French President Emmanuel Macron May ‘Piss Off’ Unvaccinated With This Statement
French President Emmanuel Macron has had it up to the Eiffel Tower with the country's unvaccinated population. With only half of French people fully vaccinated, Macron made a bold statement that he says may "piss off" the unvaccinated but frankly, he doesn't care. And that's the way he wants it. "I really want to piss them off," he told the Le Parisien newspaper in an … [Read more...]
With Oktoberfest Canceled, Munich Restaurants Having An ‘Alternative Oktoberfest’
The mayor did not tap the first keg, there are no big oompa bands and crowds jamming into giant beer tents the size of airplane hangers. And there are no Bavarian-dressed beefy barmaids holding fistfulls of heavy 1-liter beer glasses. Oktoberfest in Munich has been canceled for the second year in a row but unlike last year, restaurants are holding an "alternative … [Read more...]
How To Win A Trip To Poland On LOT Polish Airlines
Travel Contest Will Fly A Winner To The Destination Of Their Choice (PubClub Chooses Krakow) Answer a simple question and you could be on your way to Poland. Travelers from the United States and Canada can win roundtrip tickets to Poland in a contest organized by Polish Tourism Organization and LOT Polish Airlines. In order to win type up and answer the question: … [Read more...]
Is This The End Of The Amsterdam Red Light District?
Mayor Femke Halsema Proposes Moving It Out Of Tourist District As Well As Closing The City's Famous Coffeshops By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Blogger One of the top tourist attractions in a tourist-heavy European city may soon disappear. As hard as it is to believe, the Red Light District may soon be a thing of the past in Amsterdam. At least in its … [Read more...]
Krakow Poland Nightlife Top Bars Kazimierz Pubs & Clubs Scene
By Dawid Nowak, Special To PubClub.com The Kazimierz area of Krakow follows on from the Old Town and borders the Vistula River, this popular tourist zone offers many attractions and landmarks as well as being full of pubs, clubs and restaurants along with the famous food truck square called Skwer Judah offering all kinds of national and international menus. Kazimierz or … [Read more...]
Krakow Nightlife Complete Guide To The Best Bars, Pubs & Nightclubs
Krakow nightlife, Old Town Krakow bars By Dawid Nowak, Special To PubClub.com The most unusual and out of the ordinary pub crawl has to be Krakow. This historic but compact city offers an abundance of locales, venues and drinking habitats that not only pleases the finest beer connoisseurs among you but also for the amount of unique and varied theme pubs, no big copycat … [Read more...]
Go Inside The Rolling Stones Official Merchandise Store ‘RS No. 9 Carnaby’ In London
You Can Always Get What You Want In This Themed Store A For Fans Of The Band If you've not been able to get any satisfaction in finding authentic Rolling Stones merchandise, then this should satisfy your desires. The Rolling Stones now have an official merchandise store, 'RS No. 9 Carnaby,' at 9 Carnaby Street in London's Soho District. The new store, created in … [Read more...]
Sweden Hosting An Outdoor Film Festival On The Water
Carl International Film Festival Taking Place In Karlskrona's Harbor You'll be able to see more than the harbor lights at the harbor in Karlskrona, Sweden, from Aug. 21-25. You will be able to see films, for the Carl International Film Festival will be taking place in Saltö Fish Harbor. No longer able to hold the event at various indoor venues to do COVID-19 … [Read more...]
Switzerland Fun Facts To Know And Swiss National Day, August 1
Swiss National Day is Aug. 1, and it is the country's equivalent of the Fourth of July in the USA, Canada Day in Canada and Australia Day in Australia. In other words, the birth of a nation. Here are some fun facts to know about this beautiful country with scenery from its famous Alps to beautiful lakes and – without a doubt – its beautiful people. • Switzerland is a … [Read more...]
Switzerland Nightclubs Create Swiss Night Pass For Contact Tracing In Bars
'Save The Night' Program Collects Clubbers' Information In order to save the nightlife, nightclubs in Switzerland have created a Swiss Night Pass that provides contract tracing for clubbers. The "Save The Night" program provides a card that those who frequent pubs and clubs present once they enter an establishment. The card is free to download and the … [Read more...]
These European Countries Will Require You Register Before Visiting In 2021
Schengen Area's ETIAS Takes Effect Next Year; Americans Included In Requirement Travelers going to the Greek Islands, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Iceland and several other countries will need more than their passports starting in 2021. They will also need to register to go there, as part of the European Travel Information and Authorization System, or ETIAS, which … [Read more...]
Dusseldorf Kicks Off Carnival With Annual Hoppeditz Celebration On 11/11 At 11 AM
By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger When it comes to Carnival, it's natural to think of Rio (or anywhere in Brazil for that matter) and New Orleans, which there is called Mardi Gras. But there are other parts of the world that hold major celebrations, and one of those is Dusseldorf, Germany. In fact, it's such a big deal there that they can't wait until the … [Read more...]
Malta Nightlife The Ultimate Guide To Clubs, Areas And Tips
Where To Party In This Mediterranean Paradise By Ed Lansink, Special to PubClub.com Malta is well known for its history and culture, and at night the country comes alive with Mediterranean passion and a desire to party the night away. The place is packed with clubs and bars, especially in the certain areas like St. Julian’s and Valletta. In the 1960s the three … [Read more...]
Traditional Drinks To Try In These 7 European Cities
What To Drinking What The Locals Drink In These Top Destinations By Rebecca Brown, Special to PubClub.com Europe is filled with amazing architectural gems, art museums, and historical monuments, but if you want to get close to the places you visit, you should taste your way around them. The best way to do this is to eat and drink like the locals, and with them, … [Read more...]
A PubClubber’s Dream Job? London’s Mayor Looks To Hire A ‘Night Czar’
Sadiq Khan Wants A '24 Hour City' By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Nightlife Editor If you love nightlife then this may be the perfect dream job for you. London Mayor Sadiq Khan is looking to hire a "night czar" to oversee the city's nightclubs and nightlife scene. The position is a 2 1/2-day job and pays £35,000. This is the job description: “the Night … [Read more...]
Travel Blogger Daily Blog: 5 Reasons To Visit Switzerland In The Fall
Visiting Cities, Attractions & Destinations On A Budget Switzerland is first and foremost a winter travel destination and the summer is also a popular time to visit. But don't ignore the fall, for Switzerland also reaches heights in the fall. Switzerland's Top 5 Fall Highlights 1.) It's The "Tweener" Season. In sports, a "tweener" is used to describe a … [Read more...]
Bastille Day Paris Fireworks Full Viewing Information & Events
The Fourth of July of France, called Bastille Day, is July 14. The event marks the storming of the Bastille fortress on July 14, 1789 that led to the overthrow of King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette. There are celebrations all over France from the cities to the villages, with the biggest being in Paris. Here's your guide to the celebration and fireworks in … [Read more...]
Top Facts To Know If You Are Traveling To Russia In 2018
FIFA World Cup And Tips On Visiting Moscow & St. Petersburg All eyes are on Russia as the country prepares to host the FIFA World Cup 2018 starting on June 14. Although Russia has had its share of controversies over the past many years, it cannot be denied that the country is among the most historically rich and compelling tourist destinations in the world. If … [Read more...]
Amsterdam Seeking To Attract Higher-End Luxury Travelers
Deputy Mayor Dr. Udo Kock Points To Museum Attractions & Limits On Airbnb By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger Long known for its hippie culture that brings in backpackers from all over the globe, Amsterdam is now seeking a different kind of visitor to the city. It's going upscale. At a press event to promote a series of events at Amsterdam … [Read more...]
Get A Free Hotel Night In Ireland With A Hiking & Cycling Holiday
Tour Company Goes To Countryside, Villages And Includes Guinness, Of Course A tour company in Ireland is offering one night of free accommodations for booking its walking and cycling tours across the country. Irelandways.com are specialists in hiking and cycling holidays in Ireland; the trails take in Ireland's countryside, quaint towns and villages. What better … [Read more...]
First Time In Amsterdam? Here’s Your Two-Day Itinerary
Europe's Sin City Has Museums, Europe's Best Red Light District, Nightlife & A Brewery Tour By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger For Amsterdam first-time travelers, those who haven't been there in a while or don't remember being there at all, here's a rundown of the top things to do for a short trip to Europe's Sin City. PubClub.com provides this … [Read more...]
Moscow The Ultimate Travel & Visitors Guide: Everything You Need To Know
Top Tips For Visiting The World Cup 2018 Host Country's Dynamic Destination By Ivan Crnogatic From MoscowNightGuide Moscow is an amazing and vibrant city that often gets overlooked as a tourist destination. With this three-part guide I want to warm you up to the idea of visiting the Russian capital. The football World Cup will take place in Russia next year, so … [Read more...]
Kyiv Ultimate Nightlight Guide To The Best Bars & Nightclubs
PubClub Note: With the Russian invasion of Ukraine we have changed the spelling in this article from Kiev to Kyiv. The Ukrainians use Kyiv, which is pronounced "KEE-ef." The Russians call it Kiev, pronounced "kee-EV." Obviously there is no nightlife in Kyiv at the moment and it will likely take some time to return to the level that is described in this article. Hello world, … [Read more...]
Fun Bars To Visit While You’re In Munich For Oktoberfest Top Nightlife Venues
From Beer Gardens To Bierhalls To Bars & Clubs, A Complete Guide To Munich's Nightlife There’s more to do in Munich in September than go to Oktoberfest. Although it’s hard to beat that good time, the city does have good nightlife within about a 20-minute walk of the Oktoberfest fairgrounds. Here’s a rundown of the best places to drink when you’re not downing … [Read more...]
Zürich Expovina Is Europe’s Most Creative Wine Festival – On Boats!
A Floating Event For #WineLovers In Switzerland And Swiss Wines In what is Europe's most creative wine festival, the city of Zurich, Switzerland hosts an event called Zürich Expovina. It's a wine tasting event and exhibition that takes place on boats docked in town. Yes, a wine festival on the water, where you go from boat to boat to boat tasting wines and having a … [Read more...]
Exciting Summer Fun In Dublin Top Tips And Recommended Places To Visit
A Food Tour, A Walking Tour Of The City And The Guinness Storehouse, Of Course If you’re looking for a fun summer city break, Dublin boasts a plethora of inviting activities and beautiful landscapes to be enjoyed during a trip to Ireland. With rolling hills and lush greenery, white cliffs overlooking the Irish sea, a trip to Dublin is a dream destination. Its combination of … [Read more...]
King’s Day 2024: Amsterdam’s Biggest Party Event Complete Guide
Everything You Need To Know About The Celebration, Formerly Queen's Day The biggest party in Holland – and indeed, Amsterdam – is the annual King's Day celebration on April 27. Formerly called Queen's Day (the country now has a king), it's Holland's version of the Fourth of July, Australia Day, Carnaval in Brazil or any other national celebration you care to name. In … [Read more...]
Rennovated Dresden Kulturpalas Expands City’s Musical Culture
Philharmonic Orchestra, Cabaret & Public Library Contained In The Modern Glass Building The musical culture of Dresden, Germany reaches a high note with the renovation of Kulturpalast, a modernized cultural center with a new concert hall as its centerpiece attraction. Located in the center of the city at the Old Market Square, the renovated Kulturpalast is the new … [Read more...]
Virtual Reality Play Station mk2 VR Open In Paris
Games A New Entertainment Addition To Movie Theater Multiplex France’s third largest movie theater has added a new entertainment element to its Paris multiplex, mk2 Bibliothèque: virtual reality. Called mk2 VR and located in the heart of Paris' new 'tech district', it has the latest VR technologies and exclusive content from some of the leading VR developers from around … [Read more...]
Germany Is Full Of Fall Events & Festivals Beyond Oktoberfest
Largest Wine Festival In The World, A Grape Harvest & Windsurfing World Cup Hoisting big beers, singing "Ein Prosit" and people wearing lederhosen and barmaid outfits may spring to mind when thinking fall events in Germany, but there's a lot more happening in this country than Oktoberfest. So other than that huge bierhall bash in Munich, here's what else is … [Read more...]
Go Surfing In Europe – At The Munich Airport During Oktoberfest
'Surf & Style' Provides Stationary Wave Riding From Squids To Pros While it may seem unusual that there is surfing in Munich – there's a spot by a rushing river – this is even more surprising. You can now surf at the Munich airport. The same place that once put in a tennis court and that has a biergarden now has an indoor surfing. Yes, surfing! A stationary wave … [Read more...]
10 Things About Europe That Are Better Than America
Ease Of Travel, Big Beers & Better Airports By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger No place is perfect and that certainly goes for the good 'ol US of A. But some places do things better than we do, and this American lists his 10 area in which Europe surpasses the USA, including a couple that are the equivalent of blowouts in sports. 1.) … [Read more...]
Switzerland Music Festival Is Called The Blue Balls Festival
Despite It's Odd Name, Annual Event On Lake Lucerne Attracts 100,000 People By Kevin Wilkerson PubClub.com Travel Blogger It definitely loses something in the translation. Lucerne, Switzerland has a music festival featuring jazz, soul and rock, a total of 100 performances during an entire week in the middle of summer (July 20-28 in 2018). It's takes place along the … [Read more...]
Summer Travel: Traveling To Europe With The Ex-Girlfriend
Karlsruhe, Germany & A Glass Of Wine In France By Kevin Wilkerson PubClub.com Travel Blogger So I was headed to Europe one summer for my first trip to Amsterdam to meet some friends, including someone whom I soon dubbed "Mr. Amsterdam." From there, a friend and I were traveling to Germany for a few days to visit some friends we had met the previous year in Greece and … [Read more...]
Summertime Beach Bar Montague On The Gardens Brings The Tropics To London
Tiki Theme Features Sand, Palm Trees & Boat Drinks People in London love to hop on a plane and spend a few summertime days tanning on a Mediterranean beach and having tropical drinks at a beach bar. Now, they don't have to leave the city to get at least the latter, as the Montague hotel in Bloomsbury has created a temporary piece of paradise called, … [Read more...]
Europe Summer Weather Forecast For European Travelers
AccuWeather.com Predicts Rain In Central Europe, Dry & Hot In Italy & Greece If you're traveling to Europe this summer, pack light clothes. And, depending on where you are going, some rain attire. According to AccuWeather.com, the weather forecast calls for hotter than normal weather, with local severe thunderstorms in some of the most heavily traveled areas of … [Read more...]
Win A Free Night In Geneva Switzerland With #InvitedByGeneva
Social Media Campaign Invites Summer Tourists To This Luxury Swiss City One of the most luxurious cities in Switzerland is inviting you to stay a night to get to know it. Geneva, known for its artisanal chocolate shops, Michelin star-rated restaurants and luxury watches, is giving away a free night in a 3-, 4-, or 5-star hotel to 1,000 people who use a social … [Read more...]
Basel Switzerland Guide: An Artist’s City Without An Artist’s Attitude
Artwork & Museums Combine With Great Nightlife, Dining & Shopping By Kevin Wilkerson, PubClub.com Travel Blogger The problem with artistic cities and towns is, of course, that they are full of artists. And artists can be, well, kind of clickish. They will welcome fellow artists as if they are one of their own but if you are like the rest of us and just … [Read more...]
Switzerland’s Social Media Hashtag Is #InLoveWithSwitzerland
Win A Swiss Trip By Submitting A Story There are many reasons to be in love with Switzerland – Swiss wines and cheeses come immediately to mind – and here's another one: Submit a story to the tourism board's website and win a trip to the country. "Upload your story now with either an image or video (or text only)," the website states. "We will pick 3 great stories … [Read more...]
English Pubs The Strangest & Most Unusual Bars In England
A Haunted Pub, A Real Hole in the Wall and the Smallest Bar in Britain Are Just A Few of the Offbeat Places to Have A Pint Pubs in England are as much a part of the landscape as the Tower Bridge, rain and the grassy countryside. Each seems to have a unique character (with their own unique characters). But some of them are just plain bizarre. And this article looks … [Read more...]
The Flying Dutch July 2016 Show Features Sweden’s Top DJs
The Swedish Journey To Take Place In Netherlands In July The wildly popular DJ music event known as The Flying Dutch – in which DJs fly in by helicopter to perform before a crowd of tens of thousands of screaming fans – is bringing in top DJs from Sweden for a one-day party this summer in the Netherlands. On Saturday 30 July top of Swedish DJs, who have never performed … [Read more...]
Where To Drink Cheap Beer In Authentic Czech Prague Bars
The Black Bull, Golden Tiger & Other Famous Pubs Authentic Czech pubs are vintage places with basic old wooden picnic tables, ancient wood floors and are as smoky as a barbecue pit. They appear as if they've been around as long as the Charles Bridge. As do some of the patrons. Most Czech bars can be identified from the street by a "Bud Var" sign out front; this … [Read more...]
Prague Nightlife Top Bars Pubs Clubs Nightclubs Party Reviews
Casual Drinking Spots, Hot Dance Spots, Sports Bars & Authentic Czech Bars Beers are a buck, the culture invites consumption and there's a plethora of places to enjoy the libation pleasures of Prague. Pivos are so cheap, people go out with the equivalent of 20 Euros, drink like a fish and return home with enough cash for a hangover breakfast the next morning. There's a … [Read more...]
Prague Dining Top Tips Restaurants & Budget Eating
Czech Food, Restaurants, Cafes & Cheap Eats In Praha Here's one fact about dining in Prague: If it's on a hoof, it's served here. People in the Czech Republic consume more meat than just about any place on the planet. There's no shortage of plates with pork or beef, so have at it. Menus with prices are posted outside just about every restaurant so its easy to … [Read more...]
Prague Top Sights Landmarks Sightseeing & Things To Do
Visiting The Castle, Charles Bridge. Letna Park & Old Town Square The sights of Prague are quite a sight. Cobblestone streets, Old Town, a magnificent castle, the majestic Municipal House, classic buildings and views from high above Prague that are a short walk from city center comprise the visual highlights and delights of Prague. Here's a guide to the top sights in … [Read more...]