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The New Forest has over 100 miles of cycling routes © New Forest Tourism Association

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Sandals Halcyon Beach, St Lucia © Sandals

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Drive through spectacular alpine scenery © Ultimate Drives/Tim Andrew

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Marbella’s Playa Nueva Andalucia © Spanish Tourist Office

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WIN a three-night break in the Swiss Alps – worth over £2,000

We have teamed up with Switzerland Tourism to offer you the chance to win three nights for two people in a double room at the Grand Hotel Bella Tola & St-Luc, including half-board accommodation (breakfast and dinner) and free use of its L’Eau des Cimes wellness spa centre, with swimming pool and integrated whirlpool, sauna and steam bath
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constable country

Straddling the Essex and Suffolk borders, picturesque Dedham Vale is known as Constable Country as it was where ar tist John Constable lived and painted many of his famous works. Clare Mann lives in the hear t of this idyllic landscape and gives a guided tour
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the cotswolds

Home of the Arts and Crafts Movement, and known for its chocolate-box villages, dry-stone walls and rolling hills, the Cotswolds are a national treasure. Lifelong resident Caroline Mills advises taking time to explore its many delights
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chicken tagine recipe

This recipe describes how to cook chicken tagine
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boston - more than a feeling

New England’s unofficial capital, Boston, is cosmopolitan, friendly and full of history but, best of all, it is compact and easy to explore. Peter Ellegard takes it all in his stride
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tallinn - baltics culture club

With a host of special events to celebrate its status as European Capital of Culture, this is the year to visit historic Tallinn. Jeannine Williamson gets on a bicycle made for seven to take a tour
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wine tours

Wine tours have become a popular way of combining a break with visiting vineyards and learning about their products, as well as trying them. Wine expert Andrew Williams uncorks some vintage options
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britain on foot

Whether you walk for pleasure or to keep fit, Britain’s countryside offers a wealth of opportunities for getting out and rambling through glorious scenery. Seasoned walker and guidebook author Terry Marsh hits the trails to uncover their delights
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the kinmel arms, abergele, conwy

tlm reviews the Kimmel Arms North Wales
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hidden china and tibet

For many visitors, a trip to China is a whistlestop tour of its famous highlights. But, as Peter Ellegard explains, if you can stomach some of the exotic delicacies, there are many wonders to savour around the country
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golfing in egypt

The land of the ancient pharaohs is now a mecca for golfers, as its barren desert has been transformed into green oases by some of the world’s top designers. Peter Ellegard reports
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Enjoy a luxury stay at The Feathers

Now all Travel & Leisure readers can enjoy a luxury stay at The Feathers, Oxfordshire’s newest 4-star hotel, and save one third with our special offer.
 

uk uncovered - britain’s canals and waterways

Built during the Industrial Revolution to link manufacturing centres, cities and ports, Britain’s canals are now used by huge numbers of recreational boaters and, together with rivers, fens and broads, comprise 2,000 miles of navigable waterways. John Law takes to the waters to explore them
 

escape to - copenhagen

Once upon a time home to Hans Christian Andersen, Copenhagen is an enchanting destination of pretty cobbled streets, vibrant canals, historic attractions, cuttingedge design, and some of the best food in Scandinavia. Sit comfortably as Jeannine Williamson explains
 

on your doorstep - the new forest

The New Forest is Britain’s smallest national park but is big on nature, charm and things to do and is popular for holidays year-round. Peter Ellegard goes down to the woods and finds lots of surprises
 

seasonal focus - summer with the kids

Finding somewhere to take the kids on holiday when schools finish for summer that keeps them happy and doesn’t break the bank can be taxing. Mum-of-two Jane Anderson offer s some suggestions whatever your budget
 

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california - the long and winding road

A road trip along California’s iconic coastal highway encapsulates the very essence of America’s third-largest state. Peter Ellegard dons shorts and shades to explore
 

10 of the best: carnivals and festivals

Dust off your party clothes and get ready to join in the fun as we track down some of the most colourful and spectacular carnivals, festivals and fiestas around the world
 

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