Brighton seafront to be transformed by i360 ‘vertical cable car’
Architects who designed the London Eye have begun work on a 138-metre-high glass viewing pod offering stupendous views over Brighton and 30 miles of Sussex coast, writes Will Coldwell
Top 10 free things to do in Barcelona
From Gaudí and Picasso to street parties and outdoor movies, we pick the best attractions and local haunts to help you enjoy Barcelona for free
Top 10 outdoor attractions in Atlanta
Atlanta can be very hot, but it's outdoor attractions are pretty cool. Here are Debbie Michaud's picks of the city's best parks, scenic walks and architectural high point
Barcelona’s Casa Lleó i Morera opens to the public
The Lluís Domènech-designed house, in one of Barcelona's famed modernista blocks, has been restored and now offers tours of its ornate first floor in Catalan, Spanish and English
Name that bridge – quiz answers
Find out how you did in our travel picture quiz on world bridges, and get some inspiration for your next trip
Switzerland: Graubünden’s walking trail of epic scenery and enduring art
A new walking trail in the Swiss canton of Graubünden offers Oliver Lowenstein the perfect blend of mountain views and Alpine architecture
Simply Sintra: magic and mystery on Portugal’s Atlantic coast
Sintra is often described as a Disneyland for grown-ups, but spend time exploring the surrounding beaches, seafood restaurants and woodlands, and you'll find there's much more to this historic town, writes Isabel Choat
Top 10 art and architecture sights in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Santa Fe has lots to offer those interested in art and architecture: from classical opera to classic neon signs. Here are the top sights as picked by local journalist and 'culture nut' Enrique Limón
Lanzarote: treasured island
A luxury yurt in an off-grid finca set amid the stark beauty of Lanzarote's north coast gives Alice Fisher new hope that family holidays can (and should) be fun
Gaudí’s Catalan shadow: the art of Josep Maria Jujol
Antoni Gaudí is Barcelona's most famous son but one of his collaborators, Jujol, created buildings with a lighter touch, and humour, in its surrounding villages. Richard Eilers takes a tour
Marseille’s cultural moment
As European Capital of Culture, Marseille is shaking off its seedy image, says Vanessa Thorpe, with a year of extraordinary arts events and a series of breathtaking architectural projects