Editorial Features - Page 59
Centrally located Edinburgh hotel Tigerlily gets the once over from reviewer Eva Gizowska, who finds the cutting-edge technology a struggle, but rates the buzzy bar.
Whether it’s ice cream, gelato or dondurma – the sticky Turkish variation handled by entertaining vendors in Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Square – the cold and creamy treat is the first thing on the lips of many on a hot summer's day. So prepare yourself for a...
So there you are, watching the same three pieces of luggage go round and round the airport carousel and wondering if your bags are going to show up. Have you lost forever the handbag you bought for your niece, or that fetching sarong from Phuket or are you going to be left without a stitch of...
Punting on the river Cam is a Cambridge institution, and Jonny Payne finds the perfect excuse to be chauffeured along the river on a warm summer’s evening as he goes on a ‘bat safari’ in search of some of Britain’s most misrepresented creatures.
As the impressive Perseids meteor shower reaches its radiant climax in mid-August, we’ve chosen five of the best destinations, each with designated ‘dark park’ status, to catch this year’s astrological show.
Whether you want to make friends with the street-wise monkeys of Kuala Lumpur or share a pint with a fiddle-playing Dubliner, August is the month to discover the variety of opportunities on offer around the world.
Located on the southern coast of Cyprus, halfway between the towns of Limassol and Paphos, Columbia Beach Resort seemingly provides the ideal retreat from which to explore the area. Not usually one to opt for big, secluded resorts, Coralie Modschiedler puts the hotel to the test.
The hot weather is back, and to celebrate, we've picked our favourite five spots in the world for barbecues on the beach. So grab a few friends and a slab of ribs and get cooking!
For staycationers, the wide, open spaces of East Anglia have an incredible attraction: not too much travelling, but a real get-away-from-it-all atmosphere. In Norfolk, mile after mile of beaches sweep round the coast and vast nature reserves hug the shore, with pretty flint villages just inland...
Guernsey evokes cream teas, plus pretty views all mixed up with a good handful of nostalgia, so a whirlwind trip to the island promises much, as Rachael Jolley finds out.