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The rocky coastline of Dorset and East Devon is England’s first natural World Heritage Site. Peter Ellegard takes a walk back through time to explore the Jurassic Coast
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
Taking a holiday by yourself isn’t just for single people, these days. There are many reasons for going solo overseas and, as Debbie Ward reports, you are likely to end up feeling anything but alone
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
With well over 200 courses including three venerable institutions boasting 29 Open Championships between them, the North West of England is a golfer’s dream. Colin Callander gives a guided tour of what is simply known as England’s Golf Coast
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.
Encompassing everything from rugged Pacific coastline and verdant rainforests to vast lakes and glaciercloaked mountains, the outdoors doesn’t come any greater than in British Columbia and Alberta. Peter Ellegard explores Western Canada’s natural wonders and takes in some adventure on the way
Discovering Dublin on a pub crawl punctured by readings from its literary greats is one of the delights that makes the city such a unique place to visit. But, as Dave Richardson explains, you shouldn’t just go by the book
Whether it’s the might of William the Conqueror’s Tower of London and Edward I’s “Iron Ring” castles, the industrial legacy of tin and coal mines, ironworks and mills, or natural wonders such as the Giant’s Causeway and Jurassic Coast, Britain has a wealth of world-class heritage. John Law examines our UNESCO World Heritage Sites
With the pound rallying against the euro, a motoring holiday on the Continent or in Ireland is a tempting prospect for many this year. The big question is: do you fly and rent, or take your own car on a ferry? Peter Ellegard looks at the merits of both
Turkey has soared in popularity as a holiday destination, thanks to its excellent value and the range of resorts it offers all round its coast. Howard Carr gives a guided tour