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Antiques and avant-garde design are the hallmarks of the shopping experience in Istanbul’s lively “new city”... read more »
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Taste costly vinegars, deer ham, Alpine cheeses and good wine. And hunt for bargains on Saturdays at the flea market.... read more »
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Vienna now has plenty of choice when it comes to going out for a good time at night. Listen to all kinds of music, live acts or just party and dance. This city is alive and you can feel the beat!... read more »
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High street basics? Or something utterly unique? Whatever you're after, Brighton's eclectic shopping streets can deliver. I'll point you in the right direction.... read more »
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Brighton's cultural calendar features world-class comedy, music, theatre and dance. Oh yes – and the biggest annual arts festival in England. Edinburgh, eat your heart out.... read more »
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Brighton's club and music scene is varied, energetic and eccentric. You won't find many glossy superclubs here – but there are plenty of quirky little venues with jam-packed dancefloors.... read more »
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It is no exaggeration to call Vienna the music capital of the world.
Whether it's opera, operetta, concert or musical, there are venues offering something for everyone. ... read more »
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The city of Ferenc Liszt, Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály remains a thriving cultural centre. There are thrilling performances of music and dance, ranging from the classical to the cutting edge ... read more »
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There are hundreds of venues to choose from in Cape Town - smart, casual and downright horizontal they’re so laid back, but here are a few of my favourites, each with a distinctive character and crowd... read more »
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Lisbon will surprise you with its quirky boutiques and innate effervescent style... read more »
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Do you like drinking, dancing or drama? Whatever your mood, follow this guide to discover the best Dublin has to offer... read more »
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Traditional music is the rhythm of Dublin's streets and pubs, and this is complemented by a thriving festival scene... read more »
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Windsor in Berkshire is famous for its castle - but few know of its hidden tunnels, crooked house and odd postbox. Discover the town's quirky and amusing sites with this alternative tourist guide... read more »
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Independent retailers still thrive in Bath and the city is home to everything from trendy clothes and homeware shops to food markets and vinyl toy shops. Here's my guide to the best of the bunch...... read more »
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Figueres, Salvador Dali's sleepy birthplace, is just two hours north of Barcelona and a wander around the town's mind-bending Dali gallery is like attaching a pair of jump leads to the imagination... read more »
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It's a well-known fact that spending time in London also means spending money, lots of money. But it doesn't have to be that way - here's how to make the most of your time in London...for free!... read more »
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