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Glam new Scottish hotel’s divisive look has earned it a rude nickname

Glam new Scottish hotel’s divisive look has earned it a rude nickname

W Edinburgh looks like nothing else in the city. And the views from this swirling newcomer are out of this world.

  • by Steve McKenna

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Airline review: It has a bad rep, but I would definitely fly this again

Airline review: It has a bad rep, but I would definitely fly this again

Was it just my lucky day, or do the bad experiences receive more airtime? Surprisingly, my first-ever easyJet flight exceeds expectations.

  • by Catherine Marshall
The mysteries of a lost dynasty and an emperor without a throne

The mysteries of a lost dynasty and an emperor without a throne

 An audience with nobility highlights the fragility of ways of life, of monarchies, and even world peace.

  • by Anabel Dean
Some European cities are punishing tourists, others are rewarding them
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Some European cities are punishing tourists, others are rewarding them

In the battle with overtourism, maybe the carrot rather than the stick might be more effective?

  • by Lee Tulloch
There’s much more to the Eiffel Tower than simply climbing it

There’s much more to the Eiffel Tower than simply climbing it

The Eiffel Tower may just surprise you, with interactive exhibits, Michelin-starred dining, a hidden apartment and a champagne bar in the sky.

  • by Ben Groundwater
These floating boutique hotels are an alternative to river ships

These floating boutique hotels are an alternative to river ships

Barging offers a slow-paced alternative to river cruising in Europe. Here’s what you should know about holidays on canals.

  • by Brian Johnston
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This is how the French do cheap summer holidays (and you can too)

This is how the French do cheap summer holidays (and you can too)

Having lived in France for the past 15 years, I can understand why the French love camping – but without pitching a tent.

  • by Chrissie McClatchie
This southern Spain train odyssey is ruled by two ‘F’ words

This southern Spain train odyssey is ruled by two ‘F’ words

A trip through Andalusia covers a maze of intertwined staircases and cobbled streets, tiny restaurants with amazing bites, and all the passion of flamenco.

  • by Belinda Jackson
Highlight of this cheap Italian train trip is its famous, charming station
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Highlight of this cheap Italian train trip is its famous, charming station

Sicily’s Trenitalia SpA line makes for an enthralling and inexpensive day-trip to gritty Catania with a bonus visit to a Hollywood-immortalised station.

  • by Anthony Dennis
Port guide: Budapest, Hungary

Port guide: Budapest, Hungary

Grand architecture, a rich history, and a stylish and confident present make Budapest one of Europe’s most beautiful, fascinating and lively capitals.

  • by Brian Johnston
Port guide: Barcelona, Spain

Port guide: Barcelona, Spain

One of the world’s biggest cruise ports is merely functional but, once off the ship, this city is a marvel.

  • by Brian Johnston

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