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Allow us to whet your appetite for a Sunvil holiday with our collection of inspiring blogs, compiled by the Sunvil team and our guest writers. From sharing our favourite viewpoints and local tavernas, to recommending those must-see attractions and the experiences that we ourselves have enjoyed, our blogs are styled to give you a taste of the real destination.
Stockholm for free – 6 museums in the Swedish capital with no admission charge
Apr 06, 2016
Many of the museums in and around Stockholm now offer free admission, and even those visitors with only a passing interest in museums are likely to find something to tempt them indoors during their stay in the Swedish capital. Here are 6 museums which offer free admission to all visitors.
The Sunvil Family
March 2016 Sunvil Supper Club – Greek Easter Cookies (Koulourakia)
Mar 31, 2016
Easter is a major festival in Greece, bigger than Christmas and Greek Easter celebrations are renowned worldwide. Enjoy these delicious Easter cookies 'koulourakia' with your morning or afternoon coffee.
The Sunvil Family
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Greece: The truth behind the headlines – Part Two
Mar 31, 2016
We are always keeping a watch on any developing situations that have the potential to impact the safety or enjoyment of our guests whilst on holiday. The current refugee crisis is no different and we have been monitoring it closely since 2014 when the boats started to make the crossing.
The Sunvil Family
Petropolis and a breath of fresh air
Mar 30, 2016
Grand 19th-century mansions and a gothic cathedral are not the first images you’re likely to associate with a Brazilian town, but when you arrive in Petropolis, barely an hour from the beaches of Rio (depending on your luck with the traffic), it feels rather like having dropped in a European alpine town.
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The Atacama Desert
Mar 29, 2016
Chile is long and narrow. It is, in fact, 2,670 miles long – about the same distance as London to Tehran in Iran – but only 217 miles wide at its maximum. It almost reaches into Antarctica in the south and, in the north, is arid desert.
