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Share a tip on pilgrim trails in Europe for a chance of winning a £200 hotel voucher 23rd October 2019
Routes all over the UK and Europe follow paths established by pilgrims centuries ago. Whether you’ve strolled a small section or an entire trail we’d love to hear about itPaths linking shrines and cathedrals offer not only beautiful countryside but a connection with history, myth and early literature (think The Canterbury Tales) going back through […]
'I formed the 45 Metre Underground Club': Eurostar stories of sex, celebrity and speed 23rd October 2019
From the route’s first driver to the passenger on a train that hit a wild boar: unforgettable memories from the first quarter-century of the cross-channel serviceOn the morning of 14 November 1994, a train glided into the Gare du Nord in Paris. It had left London Waterloo three hours earlier with around 700 passengers, then […]
Sam Wollaston
Green and pleasant land: readers on six of the best places to visit in England 23rd October 2019
Lonely Planet has named England the second best country in the world for travel in 2020. Here, readers suggest a few of their favourite destinationsThe timeless treasures of England’s natural and cultural heritage have an enduring appeal for travellers from far and wide. In a Lonely Planet list, England was named the second-best tourist destination […]
Lucy Campbell
‘No sex please, we’re meditating’: peace and positivity on a weekend retreat 23rd October 2019
At a country house in West Sussex, meditation, yoga and detox come together for a weekend of mindfulness that expands your ‘protective bubble’The taxi driver appraises me with suspicion when I tell him my destination. “But you’ve not got a yoga mat,” he says.Having never been on a meditation retreat before, I was self-conscious of […]
Nick Duerden
City breaks with kids: Edinburgh 22nd October 2019
There’s a great family trip to be had exploring Edinburgh’s museums, beaches and parks, while an underground tour brings spooky moments, tooMore of our city breaks with kidsWe love to stand on the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle and wait for the one o’clock canon to fire. It always makes us jump, even though we know […]
Anna Deacon
A local’s guide to Ljubljana, Slovenia: top 10 tips 21st October 2019
In one of Europe’s greenest cities, visitors stroll pedestrianised streets or hop into electric taxis to discover modernist and medieval architecture, fantastic food and microbreweriesThough it’s modest by modern standards (13 storeys and 70 metres tall), Nebotičnik was the first “skyscraper” in Yugoslavia, and the ninth-tallest building in Europe when it opened in 1933. Architect […]
Noah Charney
Go loco: top 10 autumn city breaks in Europe by train 19th October 2019
With the crowds gone but the cultural scene buzzing, autumn is perfect for a European break. And our pick of destinations in five countries are reachable by train in less time than you might imagine Continue reading...
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Great modern architecture in Europe: readers’ tips 17th October 2019
Our readers’ selection of (mostly) urban design masterpieces contrast or harmonise with traditional surroundingsWith its quirky blob architecture, this gallery is nicknamed the “friendly alien” by locals, and viewed from Schlossberg hill in the city centre, it does look like an extraterrestrial has landed smack bang in the old town – especially at night, when […]
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The Canary Islands: A Traveller’s Guide 15th October 2019
Just off the coast of Africa, the magical Canary Islands are Europe’s sunniest frontier. We invited the experts at James Villas to guide us through the four most popular of the isles… The Spanish Canary Islands are incredibly popular places when it comes to luxury holiday destinations. The islands boast a beautiful climate with warm […]
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Budapest Baths: Some Like It Hot… 20th September 2019
Stuart Wadsworth visits five of Budapest's famous bath houses, where he encounters boardgames, beers, rub downs and raves... and still allows himself plenty of scope for a relaxing soak. The post Budapest Baths: Some Like It Hot… appeared first on Urban Travel Blog.
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Long Weekend: Bratislava 13th September 2019
Danube beaches, UFO-topped bridges and the best dumplings south of Poland, Bratislava makes for a fun and leftfield city break destination. Here with her perfect weekend itinerary is Taylor Geiger. Slovakia’s capital city is often overshadowed by its trendy neighbors, Vienna and Budapest. Bratislava is like the cute and quirky little sister to these two […]
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Long Weekend: Lyon 9th August 2019
A city of proud pedigree with several envious claims to fame, it’s high time tourists stopped overlooking the regional capital of the Rhône-Alpes for Paris. Mandy Andritsi and  Mateo Jaramillo Ortega spill the beans on Lyon… Lights, camera… Lyon! This is the city where cinema was born, when brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière charged the world’s […]
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Long Weekend: Venice 1st July 2019
Whilst many claim that mass tourism has turned the merchant city of Venice into little more than an European museum, our expert on Italy, Alice Mulhearn, has a different story to tell… Nowhere on earth is as still as Venice at night. No street vendors, no tourists, no sound – only the occasional splashing of oars in […]
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The 5 Best Outdoor Activities in Greece 10th June 2019
They say the light in Greece is unique, and it’s certainly much loved by painters, artists and photographers. To help us get outside and appreciate it, we invited Oliver’s Travels to share their fave things to do out and about on holiday. With over 300 Blue Flag beaches, several notable national parks and a rugged […]
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Long Weekend: Gothenburg 16th April 2019
Pop up breweries, hipster boutiques and rocking music festivals… there are plenty of places to visit, and things to see and do, during a weekend break in Gothenburg. Hanna Johnson guides us around this progressive port town. As the second largest city in Sweden, Gothenburg is often compared to it’s bigger sibling, Stockholm. Where Stockholm […]
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How to Get to Milan from Malpensa Airport 21st March 2019
The famously fashionable capital of Italy’s Lombardy region is a must-visit for any serious urbanite. Before we get to the glamorous stuff though, we invited Wanted in Milan to post their tips on getting from the airport to the city centre. Getting to Milan from Malpensa Airport (and back again) is the first problem any […]
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rent24 coworking starts at LGH Hotels 15th October 2019
Berlin, Germany, October 15, 2019. Coming soon, a coworking offer from rent24 will be available at 14 of the LGH Holiday Inn Hotels. The global operating coworking and coliving provider is expanding its location network in the UK to enable business travelers to work comfortably while traveling. "We are thrilled that we are able to […]
Dresden's application for the title "European Capital of Culture 2025" given a motto: Neue Heimat 27th September 2019
"Dresden has always been a cultural hotspot, thanks to internationally famous landmarks like the Semperoper or the Frauenkirche," says Mayor Dirk Hilbert about the bid, due to be submitted on 30 September. "However, that alone is not enough. We believe that earning the title calls for more than simply showcasing what you already have." The […]
SunExpress supports Turkish Tourism and the Antalya region with additional flights and special tariffs after Thomas Cook plc insolvency 26th September 2019
Antalya, September 26, 2019 – SunExpress took notice with regret of the Thomas Cook plc. insolvency. In order to support maintaining the tourism flows from Great Britain to its core market Antalya and vice versa, the joint venture of Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa will provide additional capacities and special tariffs for travelers.Affected passengers can book […]
TravelPerk Appoints Travel Tech Veteran Ross McNairn to Chief Product Officer 18th September 2019
LONDON, Wednesday 18th September: Leading business travel platform TravelPerk has appointed Ross McNairn to the position of Chief Product Officer to help the company continue its mission to redefine the business traveler experience. Previously at Letgo, McNairn also spent three years at Skyscanner running their corporate travel business. McNairn brings with him industry expertise and […]
TravelPerk introduces FlexiPerk - making business travel more flexible than ever before 25th July 2019
TravelPerk’s brand new business travel product FlexiPerk gives businesses and travelers unprecedented flexibility by making any booking (flight, hotel, car, train) refundable, no matter the costCurrently in beta, FlexiPerk has been trialled by SumUp, Picnic, and other customers, saving an average of 26% for each business New product delivers on TravelPerk’s mission to bring about […]
TravelPerk raises $60m to set new standards in business travel - taking Series C total to $104m 18th July 2019
New $60m in funding brings total value of Series C to $104m, and will be used to invest in products that deliver a new age of flexibility to the business traveler Series C extension, with participation of existing investors Kinnevik, Partners of DST Global, Target Global, Felix Capital, Sunstone, and LocalGlobe, follows an exceptional period […]
Pentahotels presents the PGA EuroPro Tour at Caversham Heath 17th July 2019
The Pentahotels Championship will once again be staged at the Reading venue this JulyFrankfurt am Main, 17 July 2019 - Pentahotels and the PGA EuroPro Tour are delighted to announce that Pentahotels is once again the title sponsor of the PGA EuroPro Tour event, held at Caversham Heath Golf Club from July 24 to July […]
Westminster Abbey partners with Avius to measure visitor experience 4th July 2019
Capturing visitors’ feedback will help retain the traditional welcome and hospitalityLondon, 4th July 2019: Westminster Abbey, a royal church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over a thousand years of history, has appointed Avius, a Voice of Customer solution, to capture and measure visitor satisfaction. Welcoming over a million visitors each year, London’s most […]

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