Travel Articles (Page 994/1992)
How long-forgotten British Museum Tube station hosted WWII air raid shelter with unique artwork to keep children happy in the Blitz… but the stop can now only be accessed by walking along Central Line rails
When it closed in 1933, few would have expected that British Museum Underground station would be repurposed just seven years…
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What You Should Know About Air Travel Carbon Offsets
There are many important steps to take when traveling by plane, from packing a pair of compression socks to ensuring…
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Amazing images show houses on cliffs, from a hilltop castle in France to a home dangling off a cliff
Architecture doesn’t get much edgier than this. The eye-opening new book ‘Living on the Edge: Houses on Cliffs’ by art…
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From a ‘grim’ room to ‘awful’ live music: The Mail’s hotel inspector gives this Hilton property in London a one-star review…
By The Inspector Updated: 04:26 EDT, 26 July 2023 This is madness. Rooms at Lost Property — of which there…
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Getting your Monet’s worth! Former clay pit in Dorset is turned into a stunning replica of the French impressionist’s masterpiece The Water Lily Pond
Getting your Monet’s worth! Former clay pit in Dorset is turned into a stunning replica of the French impressionist’s masterpiece…
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7 family-friendly resorts for everyone
Increasingly, when it’s time to hit the road, it’s a full family affair. Not just parents and kids, but grandparents…
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Newlywed couple reveals how a flight attendant saved their honeymoon by fetching a forgotten passport
A newlywed couple almost missed their honeymoon after the bride forgot her passport, but their flight attendant saved the day by…
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