Inspiring Travel Writing About Cities: Page 34 of 35

"London’s Millennium Mile (it’s actually nearer two miles) along the south bank of the River Thames must contain more memorable sights and attractions than any city-centre stroll on earth"

"Berlin has a mood of dark chocolate. It is rich and bitter, a challenge to those who live on the edge of taste, who like to bite without being entirely sure they won’t be bitten back"

"Ethiopia: One place I must see is Addis Ababa. Rumour has it, that the city in the mountains was constructed by Italian futurists and is one of the greatest examples of a late 1920’s European urban development dropped into East Africa. Hope..."

"Iran, Isfahan: See Isfahan, the 18th century capital of Iran, with its glorious palaces and eye popping mosques, its wide, tree-lined boulevards and bridges harbouring old fashioned tea houses. First stop should be the vast main square lined by..."