Crisp cold wine and bubbling hot springs: Why you should visit Europe’s best villages for 2025
UN Tourism has announced Europe's Best Tourism Villages for the year ahead. View on euronews ...
On Italy’s Lake Como, a Rationalist Villa With a Contemporary Touch
The designer Tommaso Spinzi has restored an architectural gem — and made it his own.
The 11 Biggest Houses in the World
Coming in at 117,000 square feet and located in the ritzy Morumbi neighborhood of Sao Paulo, Brazil (seen here), this ...
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I live in Venice – here’s why you should visit in winter
‘ Venice in winter?’ I hear you cry. ‘You must be joking.’ After all, the floating city is a city of the seaside, isn’t it? A ...
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The Eerie Legends of Poveglia, the World’s Most Haunted Island
Light is shed on the chilling history of the island of Poveglia, a forbidden and "haunted" place in northern Italy.
Leighton and Landscape at Leighton House review: this enlightening exhibition reveals a whole new side to the eminent painter
Leighton may be best known for depicting classical figures such as Flaming June but this is a welcome exploration of his ...
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‘Serenity’ - sparkling waterscapes in & around Edinburgh: paintings by Jamie Primrose, Dundas Street Gallery
Jamie Primrose has recently celebrated twenty years working as a professional artist, embarking on an impressive career with ...
Jude Law’s beautiful disappearing act
For decades, he’s captivated audiences as a certain kind of character: charming. Handsome. Beautiful, even. So much so that people saw him that way, too. Now 51, and with a run of prestige ...
Europe’s highest hotel has ‘exhilarating’ views and rooms above the clouds – and you can only get there by cable car
THE GLACIER Hotel in Italy claims to be the highest in Europe, with guests only able to reach its dizzying heights on a cable ...
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Expanding horizons on the Amalfi Coast
A week of action-packed family adventure along one of Europe’s most beautiful coastlines ...
The world’s greatest train journeys, according to 10 of our writers
There may have been a point, somewhere back in the middle of the last century, where the train seemed to have lost the remainder of whatever swagger it once had. The aircraft had entered stage-left as ...
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Pickpockets, tourist taxes and scams – the ways Venice is turning against tourists
The eternally popular city of welcomed nearly 6m tourists last year, but are locals actively trying to make it the most ...