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The Trondheimsfjord is one of Norway’s most beautiful fjords, bathed in a soft, golden light during long summer days and with a young and vibrant city at its centre.... read more »
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Stretch those sea legs and say so long to stress, with a cruise around the riverside hostelries of East Anglia
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Castles and art, boats and golf, southern Brittany has it all! ... read more »
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Tübingen is a retreat away from fast cars, Bier and Bratwurst where many of Germany's poets and thinkers waxed poetic and thought... read more »
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Peace and calm await on Marettimo, the most remote of Sicily’s Egadi Islands, where Africa is closer than Europe ... read more »
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It’s not all pulpits and professors in Cambridge - to see another side of this beautiful town, hop on a bike and follow my guide to the places where the locals like to eat, drink and play... read more »
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The wild and wonderful south coast of Crete hides the kind of lovely, laidback little resorts that make you want to linger there all summer long... read more »
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Argentinean Patagonia is the place to head for fantastic whale-watching and some unexpected Welsh connections... read more »
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Pootling around Burgundy on a traditional French canal barge, with the water smooth and the wine slipping down well, is a green and pleasant way to holiday... read more »
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It may mean travelling half way round the world, but the long haul to the tiny Cook Islands, deep in the South Pacific, is worth it if you want a honeymoon in paradise... read more »
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Cobbled streets, painted houses, wonderful views and delicious ice cream... the Cinque Terre in Liguria might just be the Italy you’ve been looking for... read more »
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Agios Stefanos, in northeast Corfu, is not to be confused with the bustling resort of the same name on the opposite coast. A peaceful hideaway, it has a pretty bay, good tavernas and a resident artist... read more »
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It’s a region of superlatives: England’s longest and deepest lakes (Windermere and Wastwater), its highest mountain (Scafell Pike)... and some of its finest hotels, restaurants, pubs, walks and views... read more »
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