Travel Articles (Page 1272/1991)
The bizarre items that Britons take on holiday, including kettles, oven trays and TOASTERS
The peculiar items that Britons pack in their holiday suitcases have been revealed – with kettles, oven trays and even…
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The incredible European tours on luxury coaches that feature touchscreen TVs, lounges and toilets
Every week, our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork…
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Cape Town is calling: South Africa’s captivating coastal city is buzzing with new attractions
When Sir Francis Drake returned home in 1580 after sailing round the world, he declared the Cape Peninsula to be…
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A stay in zany 16th-century East Sussex inn The Bell, where the guest rooms ‘blend madcap with chic’
Great British boltholes: A stay in a zany 16th-century East Sussex inn, where the guest rooms ‘blend madcap with chic’…
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Exploring Broadstairs, the Kent seaside town beloved by Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens once described Broadstairs as ‘one of the freshest and freest little places in the world’. He was particularly…
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Hilarious photos show major building fails including stairs that go nowhere
Should have hired a professional! Hilarious photos show major building fails – from stairs that go nowhere to a garage…
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The Inspector is wooed by The Grove of Narberth, a ‘beautiful, somewhat quirky’ B&B in Wales
‘Seldom has a house been more captivating’: The Inspector is wooed by a ‘beautiful, somewhat quirky’ B&B surrounded by ancient…
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