It's no secret that I like wine. This site is called Wandering and Wine for a reason. However, up until now, my wine travel content has been lacking. To kickstart a new set of articles, I'm sharing the seven best wine bars in Liverpool. It's the city I call home, and I've been exploring the … Continue reading The 7 Best Wine Bars in Liverpool
Best places for autumn getaways in the UK
As the nights draw in and everywhere gets a little cooler and a little darker, our instinct is to hunker down and hibernate until spring. However, autumn is one of the best times to explore. The low levels of crowds, the changing colours, and the crisp temperatures are perfect for aimless meandering around various cities. … Continue reading Best places for autumn getaways in the UK
How to explore the Lake District by public transport
When we're adventuring in the outdoors, the default is to drive to the trailhead or crag. By and large, public transport can be unlikely or just not that frequent when it comes to rural places. However, with the Lake District being one of the most popular spots in the UK, there are ways to visit … Continue reading How to explore the Lake District by public transport
Best Countries For Wine Tours
If you're anything like me, then you love enjoying a local glass or two of wine while you're on holiday. It's even better if you can stay at a vineyard or tour a winery while you're there. So, where are the best countries for wine tours, and what makes them so good? Let's dive in … Continue reading Best Countries For Wine Tours
How to get to Hadrian’s Wall by public transport
Known for its amazing Roman ruins, archeological sites, and dominating wall that runs the width of Northern England, Hadrian's Wall is a popular attraction for history lovers and multi-day walking adventures. However, if you're enjoying a multi-day hike, no one wants to double back to reach their car at the end of a long day. … Continue reading How to get to Hadrian’s Wall by public transport
How To Do A UK “Staycation” On A Budget
Staycations in the UK are notoriously expensive, with hotels, cabins, cottages and even camping pitches ramping up their prices, trains and other transport options being as costly and sporadic as ever, it’s making it increasingly unaffordable to have a longer holiday in a nice location such as Devon, Cornwall, the Lakes or the Highlands. So, how do we get around this and have the much earned break that we all need after this year without breaking the bank?