Travel Feature Articles - Page 31
Fancy a city break in Finland? Then look beyond the bright lights of Helsinki's big city, and head up north to the lakes region. Here, amongst the surrounding splendour of the lagoons, bays, and creeks, you'll find quirky Tampere, a city which has managed to repurpose the old into the new, and...
With just over three weeks left to the start of the London 2012 Olympics, we take a look at some of the highlights of the Cultural Olympiad celebrations around the UK this month designed to celebrate one of the world’s best sporting events.
If Britain’s version of summer is not exactly what you were expecting, why not take a trip to one of our recommended July destinations? If the idea of paragliding in the French Alps, experiencing a Creole carnival in Toronto or relaxing beneath Malaysian palm trees appeals to you, keep on...
Wales is renowned for its beauty but its culinary delights are attracting more attention, thanks to a growing number of producers focusing on locally sourced, organic fare, ranging from cheese to breads and meat. William David Wilson whets his appetite on a foodie tour of southern Wales....
Going abroad and seeking home comforts combined with hotel chic? Book a stay in a luxury apartment, says Jane Duru, and enjoy a holiday in which you get to live like a well-heeled local, but with none of the cleaning up to do when you leave.
Love Italy but tired of tourist-packed cities and overcrowded beaches? Head south to the country’s last undiscovered region: Basilicata. Never heard of it? That’s why you should go, says Coralie Modschiedler. Away from the crowds, discover rock cities, cave hotels, the highest and fastest zip...
Longing to escape the stress of the workplace and fly off for a well-earned early summer break this June? Whether you are looking for an adrenaline-filled adventure holiday, the opportunity to relax and unwind on a near-deserted beach, or a chance to fill yourself up with culture, World Travel...
Gavin Haines waves goodbye to Russia, climbing on board the Trans-Mongolian Express for his latest rail adventures. Staying with nomads, he discovers stunning landscapes, freezing temperatures, and even Jeremy Clarkson....
Marrakech is a shopper’s paradise but the hassle of the souks can wear down even the most hardened fashionista. Swap the markets for the cultural gems that the city has to offer, says Jane Duru, and you’ll be handsomely rewarded for your effort.
Thought Switzerland was only about skiing and snowboarding? Think again - the mountains of Interlaken have plenty more to offer adrenaline junkies in the summer, says Jane Duru. Just don't forget to pack your courage...
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