United Kingdom
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Five of the best walks in Wiltshire
With its miles of scenic countryside, brimming with all the old-world charm you’d expect from a county that’s home to one of the UK’s oldest settlements, Wiltshire boasts a line-up of walks worthy of their own place in the history books. Here are some of our favourites:
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11 great places to eat in Scotland
Shellfish plucked off the Isle of Skye’s dramatic coasts, melt-in-your-mouth Aberdeen Angus beef, wild game born in the depths of the Highlands… When it comes to food, Scotland certainly makes the most of its rich lands, seas and skies – and its restaurants serve up years of tradition with pride, flair and bursts of flavour:
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London: quirky cafés and bottomless brunches
What else could weekends possibly be for, if not enjoying the company of your friends and catching up over a glass of fizz in the hours following noon? Leave the shopping for online, the museums for Sundays and the West End for evenings – brunch is where it’s at, and London’s eclectic selection of quirky…
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Six of the best UK destinations to get you in the festive spirit
Christmas in the United Kingdom is regarded the world over as a cosy affair of woolly hats, roaring log fires and sparkling lights lining the thoroughfares of the most populated cities.
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Weekend walks: scenic strolls in Kent
The Garden of England is an obvious choice for long, lazy countryside walks, not least due to its rolling fields and rising woodland, its smattering of National Trust sites and being one of the epicentres of fruit-growing and hop gardens: so the question is, which parts of it should you visit?
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Brighton city guide: where to eat, drink, shop and more
Once a port town and health resort, now a lively and eclectic city, Brighton has long provided excitement and merriment for day-trippers from London. The city’s iconic pier inspires happy memories of sunny days out for many and still draws in visitors despite its old age – almost 120 years to be exact. Though Brighton…
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A Guide to Scotland’s Stunning Lochs
Scotland’s rugged landscape is the setting for many a folk tale, film and legend. The country boasts more than 30,000 lakes and lochs, drawing visitors from all over the world. Planning a trip to admire the Scottish waterways? Make a beeline for one of these five.
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The best weekend breaks near London
As summer rolls into autumn, make the most of the last stretch of long(ish) days with a weekend away from the Big Smoke. From salty sea air to cobbled country roads, there’s plenty to explore within two hours of London.
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From cathedrals to coastlines: the ultimate weekend in North Yorkshire
With its acres of rolling hills, picture-perfect market towns and unspoiled coastline, it’s little surprise that Yorkshire has long held the moniker ‘God’s Own Country’. Split into four distinct sub-counties, you could easily spend weeks hopping from city to country and back again without even scratching the surface, but if you’re looking for a neatly…
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A guide to discovering Bath’s history
Quintessential British charm abounds in the postcard-pretty town of Bath, where a mix of Roman and Georgian gems have garnered the city UNESCO World Heritage status. Whether it’s retracing Jane Austen’s steps, uncovering the gorgeous architecture of the Royal Crescent or strolling the narrow winding streets, embrace everything this centuries-old city has to offer with…