After getting back into central Bordeaux from the Cité du Vin on the ferry and having a bit of a walk around the centre of the city I started feeling a little thirsty so I pulled out my phone to look for a pub that was open.
Google maps pointed me towards a place close to the river called The Charles Dickens which is part of a chain on pubs across France.
The Charles Dickens, Bordeaux, France
On my first morning in Bordeaux I’d jumped on the tram out to the Cité du Vin, a museum devoted to wines. It was very interesting. I got in for free by buying a city pass which is a Bordeaux wide transport ticket as well as giving free or discounted entry to lots of attractions.
Cité du Vin, Bordeaux, France
I bookended my Europe trip with a night in Hong Kong at either end to break the trip and allow for some decent sleep between the long flights.
Yat Chui Pavilion Dim Sum, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
I think I’ve been here several years ago when the bar / restaurant was called something else.
London House looks over busy Salsibury Road onto Victoria Harbour and over to Causeway Bay.
London House, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
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After our disappointing laksas we walked to Russell Street and went to the Melbourne Whisky Room which is the upstairs part of Whisky and Alement.
Melbourne Whisky Room, Melbourne, Australia
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