Travel Articles (Page 684/1992)
The best fixer-upper homes in the British countryside: Experts pick the properties on sale now – for as little as £30k – that could make your escape to the country dreams come true
Glancing at current rural property prices can be disheartening. Where once you used to get a lot of bang for…
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Forget Orlando and Miami – I’ve been to Florida over 40 times and there are plenty of great places to visit elsewhere. Here are my 13 picks, from ‘serene islands’ to wellness havens
Forget Orlando and Miami – Florida has so much more to offer. So says travel expert Abby Dunn, who has…
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Arid, remote and irresistible: Not much grows in Chile’s Atacama desert – except your appreciation of its wonders
The Atacama is the world’s driest non-polar desert – a landscape so vast and arid that Nasa practices Mars expeditions…
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7 Hotel Perks The Front Desk Staff Can Give You
If you’re only looking to hotel front desk staff to help with check-in and check-out, you’re missing out. Front desk…
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‘An aquarium frozen in stone’: Stunning 2,000-year-old mosaic depicting dolphins and fish is uncovered at Wroxeter Roman City in Shropshire
It was the fourth-largest Roman settlement in Britain, with a population of more than 15,000 during its heyday around 2,000…
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I’m a cyclist on a 4,500-mile ride around Britain. The best part so far? Scotland – and here are my seven favourite routes there, from Loch Ness to one of the hardest climbs in the UK
I’m currently cycling through Cornwall and three quarters of the way through a 4,500-mile bicycle ride around Britain’s best bits….
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I slept in the world’s largest cave, discovered by accident in 1990 and so big it has its own jungle, river and WEATHER… and could house a 60-storey skyscraper
As the sun dips below the horizon, I pitch my tent on the sand. My fellow campers are busy setting…
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