Striking Paris art deco swimming pool reopens
Henry Sauvage’s 87-year-old Piscine des Amiraux, featured in the film Amélie, has been restored to its former glory and is once again open to the public
Berlin’s popular Thai Park faces threat of closure
The iconic but illegal Preussenpark food market could become a victim of its own success as officials clamp down over hygiene and safety regulations
Short break or big trip? Holidays to book now
Featuring a wild west-themed break in Spain, a weekend in Budapest, the reopening of Tate St Ives and Singapore flights for £179, our budget travel ideas for October and November have arrived
UK holidaymakers set to pay for making Spain their favourite getaway
Spain is the top destination for British tourists, with 18 million people visiting in 2016, but increased demand is straining resources and prices may rise by up to 10% for 2018 holidays
How does tourism affect where you live?
Residents in tourist hotspots have been speaking out against unsustainable visitor numbers. We’d like you to share your experiences of tourism with us
First Venice and Barcelona: now anti-tourism marches spread across Europe
Demos in San Sebastián and crackdowns in Rome and Dubrovnik as locals vent frustration at city-breakers and cruise ships
Balearic Islands caps number of beds available for tourists
Measures to ‘make tourism more sustainable’ include the mandatory obtention of a licence to run an Airbnb from your home
Heatwaves and airport queues make for holiday season from hell
High temperatures claim lives and raise fears about water shortages across Europe
Odessa’s new parks lead a blossoming of urban regeneration
Ukraine’s third city is home to sights including the Potemkin Steps. Now the port’s glorious past is taking centre stage with its Istanbul and Greek gardens
World’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge opens in the Swiss Alps
High and handsome amid beautiful Swiss scenery, the Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge offers hikers a time-saving, jaw-dropping experience
‘It’s the closest thing to the moon’: my space odyssey to Iceland
How Iceland became a magnet for star-gazers, film-makers – and astronauts
French theme park Puy du Fou lines up new venues in Spain and China
The park known for its mix of history and extravagant live shows celebrating French culture is to develop new ventures in China and Toledo, Spain – with promises to reflect each country’s distinct heritage
From refugee boat to Amsterdam canal cruiser
Two boats that once carried refugees across the Mediterranean are now taking daytrippers along Amsterdam’s canals – a reminder to the city of its debt to immigrants
Bosnia’s new cycle trail is a big ‘open-air museum’
The Ciro trail, from Dubrovnik to Mostar in southern Bosnia, is encouraging tourists back to the empty green landscape that was largely abandoned during the 1990s wars in the former Yugoslavia
Want a holiday where beer is just 70p a bottle? Head to Sunny Beach, Bulgaria
Sunny Beach is Europe’s cheapest beach-break destination for the fourth year running, according to the latest survey of typical holiday costs