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My tour of Serbia in ‘the worst car in history’: from medieval castles to brutalist classics

Young Serbians are keen to celebrate the Yugoslav era, and offering tours of their country in vintage Yugos is a fun way of doing it

Share a tip on a great boat trip in the UK or Europe

Tell us about a wonderful break on canal, river, sea or lake – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

Viva Zapotec! A thriving ecotourism project in Mexico’s Oaxaca state

The people of the Sierra Norte have achieved a rare balance – preserving an ancient way of mountain life while welcoming visitors

Away with Sofia Levin: ‘I tried raw pig’s blood soup. If it’s good enough for Bourdain, it’s good enough for me’

The MasterChef judge and food writer on her most memorable meal, the Greek island she’s fallen in love with and her ultimate happy place

Morocco’s happy valley – the wilderness that lies just beyond the souks of Marrakech

Just 20 miles from the bustle of the medina, Ourika valley is a place of magical gardens, olive groves and walking trails in the foothills of the High Atlas

How far can we go on the old hippy trail? Overland from Leeds to Georgia

We travelled 3,000 miles by bus and train to what is currently the eastern limit of independent overland travel

New renovations, retro vibes: reviving Australia’s rundown motels

Buildings that once catered to 1950s road trippers are being transformed into boutique stays attracting a younger demographic

From batik-making in Ghana to homestays in Kyrgyzstan: your top ethical trips

​Readers share their ​favourite experiences that benefit local people​, including community cottages in Northern Ireland, an anti-mafia tour of Palermo​ and an eco project in Ecuador

Winter weekenders: 21 Australian festivals worth travelling for from May to August 2025

Celebrity cooking classes, live music under the stars, author talks, art fairs and film screenings – there are plenty of free and ticketed events to explore during the cooler months

Hiking the Pennine Way 60 years after its creation

The UK’s first national trail was established to help secure a right to roam. To mark its anniversary, our writer takes on a particularly wild section

Walking in Greece: helping to restore the ancient trails of Andros island

Idyllic scenery is just part of the appeal of a break that is also about sustainability, meeting locals and maintaining paths

Show us your mussels! A mouthwatering trip to Vigo, Spain’s seafood capital

The Galician city on the Atlantic coast has the EU’s largest fishing port, which provides its many bars and restaurants with a spectacular trawl of oysters, clams and mussels

‘We got stuck in puddles’: skiers upset by lack of snow on Swedish slopes

Customers at SkiStar resort in Sälen, one of Sweden’s largest, say they deserve a partial refund

Tell us about your favourite beach in Europe

Share a tip on a wonderful beach you’ve enjoyed – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

20 of the UK’s best hotels, campsites and cottages right on the beach

The editor of Coast magazine shares her favourite seaside boltholes, from Argyll to the Isles of Scilly

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  • ‘One of the most breathtaking cathedrals in the world’: readers’ favourite churches in Europe
  • We tested Europe’s luxurious new ‘business-class’ sleeper bus between Amsterdam and Zurich
  • We found the authentic Liguria: an off-season road trip through north-west Italy’s brilliant villages and cuisine
  • Get your skates on: 10 of the best pop-up ice rinks in the UK
  • Share a tip on taking part in an organised challenge in the UK or overseas
  • ‘It’s like striding across the top of the world’: the Pennines’ new Roof of England walk
  • ‘I was hooked’: the rise of the intrepid female solo traveller
  • Winter warmer in the woods: a sizzling sauna and cool, cosy cabin deep in a Sussex forest
  • Pete’s Eats, north Wales’ famous climbers’ cafe, reopens its doors
  • ‘We awoke to find the Peak District under a blanket of snow’: readers’ favourite rural winter UK breaks
  • Authentic Algarve: exploring Portugal beyond the beach
  • Tell us about a great winter walk in the UK
  • Empty beaches guaranteed: a wintry weekend break in north Devon
  • Are you one of the growing number of women going on a solo holiday? We would like to hear from you
  • Share a tip on your favourite outdoor winter activities in the UK
  • I’m hiking in the Dolomites, Italy’s magical mountains – if only I could see them!
  • ‘So unchanged it is almost otherworldly’: the oasis town of Skoura, Morocco
  • ‘It’s like stepping into a Renaissance masterpiece’: readers’ favourite unsung places in Italy
  • All wrapped up: the 10 best British towns and cities for Christmas shopping with a local flavour
  • Exploring the home town of the artist Joseph Wright of Derby
  • Wetlands and wildlife in the Netherlands: slowing down and connecting with nature in Friesland
  • Share a tip on a favourite European travel discovery of 2025
  • ‘It just blew me away’: the new Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk in northern NSW follows ancient trails
  • Why Herefordshire was the perfect stand-in for Shakespeare’s Stratford in the new film of Hamnet
  • 10 places to stay in the UK and Europe where you can travel back in time
  • History comes alive at a new hotel-museum in the ancient Italian city of Matera
  • ‘We stayed in a 500-year-old palazzo for €100’: readers’ favourite historic places to stay in Europe
  • Chatsworth estate in Derbyshire opens a new family-friendly hotel
  • New sleeper service will run from Paris to Berlin next year
  • From the Andes to the Amazon: a six-week riverboat adventure to Belém, Brazil’s gateway to the river

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