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15 UK market towns you’ll want to discover

These lovely and lively towns – for a day trip or spring getaway – also make great bases for exploring the nearby countryside

Why cities emptied by Covid-19 are perfect for modern flâneurs

Copying the approach of Baudelaire’s quizzical stroller can help us escape lockdown – even if he needs a little updating

Tor de force: how to enjoy the brooding beauty of Dartmoor

It took our writer seven years to grasp the subtle drama of south Devon’s national park. As he prepares to leave the area, he shares some local knowledge and his favourite spots

‘I was connected again to those I love’: writers on meeting up with friends at last

Whether it’s running, walking, swimming or picnicking, all are more fun with friends. Writers share their experience of the return of the rule of six in England

Five British canal and waterway trips with a wow factor

What better way to ease out of lockdown than ever-so-gently, on a canal holiday on one of these fascinating routes

Five of England’s less-visited counties for days out and short breaks

Our writers reveal treasures from their patch – quieter parts of the country that are richly deserving of a visit

12 of Britain’s best new campsites and glampsites

Lockdown easing may see campsites open by mid-May. From wild fields to stylish treehouses, these sites are worth checking out – but be quick, demand is high

In your dreams … where travel writers are yearning for

The Arabian Sea, Russia’s far east, lunch on a sunny Balearic beach? Our experts can’t wait to get on the move again

In search of light on the edge of Ireland

In a window between lockdowns, we discovered the cinematic coastline of Louth, Ireland’s smallest county, with its wide, empty beaches and rare wildlife

Not fade away: the joy of a ghost-sign spotting walk

An urban stroll can become a journey into the past for those alert to the faded beauty of hand-painted adverts on old buildings

10 tranquil places for lockdown calm in the UK: readers’ tips

Gardens and graveyards, coasts and country parks all offer welcome respite from fear and sorrow, but our tipsters also found peace in our biggest cities

10 of the most tranquil places in the UK

Many of us have stumbled upon unexpected corners of serenity during lockdown. Here’s our bucket list of natural spaces to explore when we can

Why an everyday English field is my tranquillity base

Our writer’s special spot in a timeless corner of southern England holds a sense of deep peace and isolation

10 inspiring hobbies taken up by readers during lockdown

Using Shakespeare plays, mum’s cooking and even Lego as inspiration, our tipsters – and their kids – have discovered ingenious ways not just of de-stressing, but of feeling more alive

I got cabin fever in lockdown … so I built my own beach hut

Few things say escape like a beach hut. After checking out some classic coastal designs – and remembering boyhood dens – I’m making one in the garden

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  • A celebration of wildness and wonder: the Peak District national park at 75
  • Wildlife abounds – even in our cities: readers’ favourite UK nature reserves and national parks
  • Can an Austrian hostel give a luxury ski chalet a run for its money?
  • On the trail of the Romantics in the Welsh borders
  • Totally Med: exploring Menton, where the French and Italian rivieras meet
  • Share a tip on a trip to France
  • Five of Europe’s best accessible island escapes
  • ‘I have the island to myself’: how to be a castaway in Cornwall
  • Pristine waters teeming with marine life: a deep dive into the Greek island of Alonissos
  • ‘No cars, unspoilt beaches and seabirds rule’: readers’ favourite European island escapes
  • It takes a village – the pioneering tourism project breathing new life into India’s mountain communities
  • My stay in Switzerland’s oldest mountain inn – where winter sports aren’t allowed
  • Seven of the best music festivals to visit by train from the UK
  • Tell us about your favourite UK spring activity or day out
  • 10 of the best affordable family adventures in Europe
  • ‘Children see magic in the smallest adventures’: exploring Scotland with my four-year-old
  • ‘Incredibly liveable and creatively buzzy’: Bret McKenzie’s guide to Wellington/Te Whanganui-a-Tara
  • ‘Landscapes as wild as they get in Europe’: family hiking in Albania and Montenegro
  • ‘In Switzerland, it’s possible to sledge between two railway stations’: readers’ favourite family adventures in Europe
  • On the trail of Peaky Blinders, Black Sabbath and the perfect pint – an alternative guide to Birmingham
  • ‘That thrush just did something incredible’: tuning in to bird calls on a North York Moors walk
  • Want to go skiing in Switzerland without breaking the bank? Here’s where to go …
  • Share a tip on an unsung discovery in a UK national park or nature reserve
  • My search for the perfect brown bar in Amsterdam
  • Stunning views, honesty shops and community pubs: people power on the Llŷn peninsula in Wales
  • Spain’s very own sakura: cherry blossom season in the Jerte valley
  • ‘A scramble down to a gorgeous expanse of beach’: readers’ favourite unsung places in Wales
  • Bad Bunny was spotted at the Rusty Rabbit cafe. What other Sydney spots should he hop along to?
  • Zoning in on Ménilmontant, Paris: ‘bohemian, arty and off the tourist trail’

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