Editorial Features - Page 39
Afternoon tea has been an English custom ever since its beginnings in the early 19th century and it's now served in all guises, from the traditional to the contemporary – but most with a hefty dollop of charm, charisma and clotted cream. We round up five of the best to celebrate the 60th...
Just a short hop, skip and a jump away from the UK, Jane Duru discovers that beneath Guernsey's picturesque surface lies a quirky gem full of historical sights and excellent beaches.
Balthazar is one of the most enjoyable dining experiences to be had in London right now, says Miranda York, who discovers that restaurateur Keith McNally – beloved of the New York set due to his eatery of the same name across ‘The Pond’ – has successfully transplanted the...
Pining for your August holiday that doesn’t seem to be getting any nearer? Why wait? We’ve selected the hottest destinations this June, from mountaineering in Alaska to relaxing on the Cook Islands’ stunning beaches.
Dating back to the 18th century, Rockliffe Hall was a private home, hospital and community centre and has survived two fires, neglect and vandalism before being rescued by Middlesbrough Football Club. Now a 61-room hotel, how does it score as a luxury retreat? Tina Banerjee finds out.
Dust off your shades and dig out your sandals – we’ve rounded up the best beaches around the world, from quintessential paradise to bare-it-all glam.
Iceland is the ultimate destination for the gung-ho - it's got more than enough glaciers and geysers, mountains and caves to keep even the most daring going. But you don't have to travel far outside the capital to find adventure, as Jane Duru found on a caving and snorkelling tour to plumb the...
Shell-strewn beaches, artist enclaves and old-world charm mark Fort Myers and the surrounding islands off Florida’s Gulf Coast as a laid-back alternative to the state’s skyscrapers and theme parks, says Jonny Payne.
Thanks to its tropical climate and late night opening hours, Miami is Florida’s most renowned party town. But its Cuban influence and burgeoning art scene mean there’s plenty of culture too. A word of warning, Miami is all about excess, so make sure you stockpile a little sleep, and cash, before...
From beaches and birdwatching to hedonism and history, Europeans are falling for Senegal’s many charms, as Gavin Haines did while discovering the diverse West African nation at first hand.
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