Nicola Brady

But you can also go in after nine o'clock with a private tour group that show you by night and they're doing opera performances in the Roman Forum as well.

People doing night biking, night photography tours in Lisbon.

So people are really set up for it now in a way that I don't think they were 10, 15 years ago.

It's like two days in a day if you can have your little your little midday siesta as well.

Is it safe, though?

Will people have concerns around that?

Well, this was my first thought.

I do a lot of solo travel.

So there's a concept around, oh, you can just go out at night.

And a lot of people don't feel comfortable or it's just purely not safe.

But doing those kind of guided experiences, they really facilitate that nighttime sort of adventure without you having to do it on your own.

And then there are some cities as well that just have that natural family-friendly nighttime environment that you would be safe.

But yeah, I wouldn't do it in every city.

It's different for me because I'm like an old nana.

I like my dinner at six and I like to go to bed at 10.

So I'd have to adjust slightly and maybe go to bed at 10.30, go crazy.

Yeah.

But yeah, it very much depends on your natural rhythms.

But, you know, we've all been in those cities where you're trying to get dinner at even seven or eight o'clock and they're not opening until 10.

So I think if you're going to these kind of European cities in the summer, it's definitely something to think about and adapt maybe a little bit ahead of time.