Travel Articles (Page 35/1989)
A nightmare property with a killer view: Couple snap up 18th-century Lake Como home before realising the 300-year-old property needed ‘more work than we ever imagined’
Most people can only dream of owning a home with sweeping views across Italy’s iconic Lake Como. However, few would take…
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Memories made! As the back-to-school blues kick in, what’s the best holiday you’ve ever had?
What makes the perfect holiday? A glossy travel company might tell you it’s five-star facilities, personalised service and a Michelin-starred…
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The best walks in the UK – from an expert who has hiked across the country for more than 50 years
The long (very) hot days of summer are giving way to cooler conditions – perfect for taking a stroll along…
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The £16-a-night hostels that beat five-star hotels hands down on location – from the Yorkshire YHA that overlooks Whitby Abbey to an 800-year-old Norman Castle in the Wye Valley
Most often associated with screaming hordes of school children on group trips, creaky bunk beds and shared bathrooms, youth hostels…
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Don’t like my toddler making a racket? Stop moaning and book an adults-only hotel next time
By HANNAH SUMMERS Published: 07:20 EDT, 6 September 2026 | Updated: 14:08 EDT, 6 September 2026 Hotel receptionists are well…
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Has Newquay gone posh? ‘Britain’s Magaluf’ swaps strip clubs and mankinis for Michelin-starred restaurants and boutique hotels
There was a time Newquay was so raucous (and risque) the local authority had to ban thong-style ‘mankinis’, as popularised…
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Cruising into first class: The exclusive ‘ship-within-a-ship’ hiding INSIDE enormous vessels – with private pools, butlers and holidays for £6,000 a week
When cruise holidays began in the mid-19th century there were first, second and even third-class cabins. But in the more…
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