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Eccentric poets, exotic flora and wild seas: a car-free break on the Llŷn peninsula

There’s much to delight in this part of north-west Wales, including dazzling scenery you’ll see from the slow train on the way

20 of the best autumn escapes around the UK

These breaks revel in the glorious change of season, and take in everything from foraging and festivals to stargazing and glamping

On holiday in southern France chez Le Corbusier

The wild coast between Monaco and Italy is home to Le Corbusier’s holiday cabin – and his favourite beach bar-next-door

Dead tasty: English history festival revives tradition of graveside picnics

England’s biggest festival of history – Heritage Open Days – celebrates cuisine this year, with events in pasty shops, cathedrals and cemeteries

Volcanoes, gelato and canals: Italy’s great small cities chosen by readers

Baroque architecture, clifftop views and culture without the crowds feature in your pick of Italy’s lesser-known treasures

County Down, and around: a car-free trip to Bangor, Northern Ireland

A coast and cultural break takes in beaches, wildlife, paddleboarding and a fine array of attractions – including the poignant Titanic Belfast museum

Molise, Italy – the answer to your holiday dreams

The region sometimes even the Italians forget about is a blissful mix of uncrowded beaches, atmospheric villages and hill towns

20 great autumn breaks across France: a season of great tastes

Missed your trips across the Channel? We pick tours, food festivals, vineyards and new attractions, plus gorgeous places to sleep and eat nearby

20 of the best places to stay in Italy

We pick gorgeous affordable hotels, villas and farm stays on the coast, mountains and islands

Britain’s re-enactors return to the battlefields after lockdown – a photo essay

They bring our history to life, and add drama and spectacle to summer days out. Now, after 18 months on the sidelines, armies of re-enactors are back in all their full period-costume glory

I toured Orkney in the world’s first all-electric campervan

The Scottish islands are leading the way in sustainable energy and now there’s a greener way for tourists to visit them

The best of British seaside festivals and events for 2021: readers’ tips

From great food to fine folk music and art, these cultural and community events are all the better for a blast of sea air

House of horror: Bath opens the world’s first museum dedicated to Mary Shelley

This week the city finally embraced its gothic past – in honour of one of its most famous residents. And with it, a host of dark secrets

10 of the UK’s best seaside festivals and summer beach parties

Live music and comedy, firepit feasts, surf competitions and vintage theme parks are bringing our seafronts back to life

I will walk 500 miles … on an art trail along Essex’s lost coast

On the second leg of this artful odyssey, people come together to walk and exchange stories about this fascinating – and disappearing – coastline

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