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A local’s guide to Udine, Italy: modern art and film in an ancient former capital

Sabrina Baracetti, president of the Far East Film Festival, shares tips on the northeastern city’s unique cuisine and arts scenes, leafy piazzas and €1 aperitifs

Outdoor UK attractions bouncing back best after pandemic restrictions

Gardens and country parks saw a strong recovery in visitor numbers last year, but admissions are 57% down overall as some sites struggle to survive

Pillow and a palette: Leeds’ Art Hostel is a creative’s dream

Designed by 20 artists, the rooms at this imaginative hub are not just places to sleep but fascinating installations too

The wild side of the Balearics: off the beaten track on Spain’s stunning paradise islands

Beyond the hotspots each island has a wilder side to get lost in, writes the co-author of a new guide to the archipelago

A great walk to a great pub: the Packhorse, near Bath, Somerset

This walk through a lost world of canals and Roman roads ends in a brilliant old pub now run by the local community

‘A group of drinkers with a writing problem’: readers’ favourite literary haunts

From the pubs of Dublin to rural Provence, this week’s tipsters sought out the locations behind the books that inspired them

I lost my underwear on the trail of Odysseus in Ithaca, Greece

Research for a new guide book meant climbing a rock face on the Greek island crucial in Homer’s story, then crawling through spiky undergrowth. An epic in itself

A local’s guide to Padua, Italy: home of the Aperol spritz and ancient wonders

Emanuela Padoan leads the way to 14th-century frescoes, fabulous bazaars, the world’s oldest botanical gardens and tiramisu to die for

Homage to Spain’s railways: take the slow train for the best scenic routes

Spain excels in high-speed lines, but visitors will discover so much more on older tracks winding through deserts, sierras, sleepy villages and George Orwell country

A local’s guide to Tallinn: the best fishburgers, speakeasies and Soviet-era art

From submarine art hubs to cool bars and the best fish and chips, design chief Tiia Vihand delights in Estonia’s super-cool capital

A local’s guide to Manchester: from forgotten Victoriana to karaoke dungeons

Heritage tour guide Hayley Flynn strolls through Victorian alleyways and shares tips on hidden histories, art trails, cosy pubs and her favourite eateries

Fort for the day: Britain’s ancient hilltop camps are waiting to be explored

Our writer joins a hill fort expert in North Yorkshire and finds himself inspired to investigate further. Plus five more UK earthworks sites

‘A unique culinary repertoire’: What makes food and drink in Thessaloniki so special?

Greece’s first Unesco city of gastronomy is famed for perfect pastries, spicy meatballs, wine, frappés and local specialities reflecting a rich cultural heritage

In the footsteps of giants: the ultimate Ulysses walk around Dublin

On the centennial of James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece, we offer a pilgrimage you can fit into a single day

A local’s guide to Cádiz, Spain: ancient sites, beach bars and great tapas

Dancer Pilar Gil on where to eat, dance and take a sunset stroll in one of Europe’s oldest cities

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