Britain
Six things to do in Britain's surprising home of adventure
Enjoy a slew of quirky, adrenalin-fuelled activities in this thrill-seeker's playground.
Steve McKenna is based in the UK, but is usually drawn to sunnier climes. He has a special affection for Mediterranean Europe, south-east Asia and Latin America.
Enjoy a slew of quirky, adrenalin-fuelled activities in this thrill-seeker's playground.
Thanks to the unfailing affability of the Geordies, this is regularly voted England's friendliest city.
Britain's "second" metropolis has reinvented itself as a buzzing, tourist-friendly destination, with and bundles of Northern charm and character.
Here are six of the best places to celebrate the Bard.
The best way to wine and dine your way through the south of France.
Dreamy Dorset is home to fossil-rich beaches, bucolic charms and literary legends.
A lot of French people – and not just Parisians – will tell you to forget about Marseille. You’ll be glad you ignored their advice.
Flying into London's busiest airport can be unpleasant. Why not try one of these options instead?
Comfy, eclectic and hipster, these cafes have evening 'happy hours' and happier still - alcohol licences.
Why saddling up is the best way to savour the beauty of Iceland.
The voice in the distance is faintly angelic, the violin chords exquisite.
It can be a struggle getting to Dover from Paris if you're having an Inspector Clouseau-like day. But those white cliffs are always worth it.
Despite erupting volcanoes and the harsh climate, tourist numbers here have doubled.
It's world's most popular city for tourists, but beyond the main attractions its heart lies in its cobbled back streets and lesser-known local haunts.
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