Information and Inspiration
for Independent Travellers
Do you love to travel but don’t always want to follow the crowd? Like to scratch beneath the surface and discover places for yourself? Interested in history, architecture, countryside, food and more? You’re in the right place…
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WorldWideWriter is owned and managed by Karen Warren.
I have been writing and travelling for many years, and I’ve visited every continent except Antarctica. This website is my attempt to inform and inspire other travellers, and to share some of the things I’ve discovered along the way.
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Discovering The History Of The Orkney Islands
The Orkney Islands are remarkable for the amount of history they manage to pack into a small area. Not just
Review: Lonely Planet Neighbourhoods Of London
So you think you know London, with its endless variety and numerous quirks? For those who’ve seen it all, Lonely
Day Trips From Newcastle: History, Castles And Countryside
Newcastle is one of northern England’s most vibrant cities, brimming with history, culture and lively night life. But it is
Sea Views And History: Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland
Perched high above the sea on a rocky outcrop, Bamburgh Castle is a popular photo stop for tourists making their
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22 Unique Things To Do In London
Whether you are a first time tourist in London, travelling with the family, or a regular visitor, there is an
Not Just A Day Trip: What To See And Do In Gibraltar
The vast majority of visitors to Gibraltar come as day trippers, either on cruise ships or across the Spanish border.
Wieliczka Salt Mine – Is It Really Worth Visiting?
I’m not normally a fan of major tourist attractions. So why did I want to visit the underground cathedral in
6 Things To Do In Lloret De Mar… That You May Not Have Thought Of
I never expected to return to Lloret de Mar. I was there many years earlier, as a student in search
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Discovering Roman Vienna: Vindobona And Carnuntum
Vienna may be best known for its imperial grandeur and artistic heritage, but its history dates back to Roman times.
Hadrian’s Wall Path: A Hike Through English History
If the idea of walking from one side of a country to another seems like a challenge, just imagine what
The Roman Aqueduct Of Segovia: Bringing Water To The City
It is the classic view of Segovia. The spectacular aqueduct that dominates the town and reaches out towards the mountains.
Where To Find The Romans In Sofia, Bulgaria
I was aware that Bulgaria was once part of the Roman Empire, and that there were impressive Roman remains in