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Our 25 favourite European travel discoveries of 2025

The most exciting places our writers came across in Europe this year, from untouched islands in Finland to an affordable ski resort in Bulgaria and the perfect Parisian bistro

Why I love Portscatho in Cornwall – especially in winter

It’s a far cry from the sun-kissed beaches of Cape Town where she grew up, but the simple pleasures of a seaside village in Cornwall draw the author back year after year

‘It’s like striding across the top of the world’: the Pennines’ new Roof of England walk

The route showcases the North Pennines’ unsung landscapes. We road test a 50-mile section that takes in golden forests, high moors and pretty villages

Winter warmer in the woods: a sizzling sauna and cool, cosy cabin deep in a Sussex forest

Architect-built cabins and a sauna blend seamlessly into the High Weald landscape and make the most of its magnificent views

Authentic Algarve: exploring Portugal beyond the beach

A series of walking festivals and cultural programmes aim to lure visitors to the Algarve’s woodland interiors and pretty villages to help boost tourism year round

I’m hiking in the Dolomites, Italy’s magical mountains – if only I could see them!

Poor weather couldn’t spoil my high-altitude walking trip amid these stunning peaks, especially with delicious, hearty Tyrolean cuisine to keep me going

‘It just blew me away’: the new Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk in northern NSW follows ancient trails

Bundjalung man Ashley Moran has a personal connection to the track and says the multiday hike will give walkers a new appreciation of the area’s significance

‘The silence allows me to hear every flurry of falling snow’: walking in Switzerland’s hidden valley

Laced with hiking trails, the remote Swiss valley of Lower Engadine is the perfect place to reconnect with nature

From Steel City to Cottonopolis: a new walking trail through a post-industrial Peak District

The nostalgic Steel Cotton Rail Trail between Sheffield and Manchester has 14 day-length sections, with walks for urban explorers and summit-bagging hikers alike

30 of the best UK pubs for an autumn escape with great food

From Cornwall to the Highlands, here’s our pick of new or recently refurbished inns with cosy rooms, enticing menus and country walks from the door

‘Not many pub lunches require a trip across the Atlantic’: readers’ favourite UK country pubs with great food

Your top tips for inns that serve delicious meals, from mussels on a Scottish island to homemade pies in North Yorkshire

A taste of north Wales: a walk between cafes (and pubs) on the Llŷn peninsula

Powered by fruit cake and fresh fish, our writer takes in the spectacular cliffs, coves and villages along a new seafood trail

‘It’s become a bit meaningless’: why does Australia have so many new Great Walks?

Whether a clever marketing ploy or truly great by nature, these walks are attracting hikers in increasing numbers

The South West Coast Path’s ‘forgotten section’: the quiet pleasures of south-east Cornwall

The Rame peninsula, just west of Plymouth, is often bypassed by tourists these days, which makes its hidden coves and fine walking even more appealing

Hiking an unruly but beautiful new coast path in south-west Scotland

This coastal hiking trail around the hammerhead-shaped Rhins of Galloway peninsula is still a bit wild in places, but it’s an exhilarating introduction to this remote and little visited part of the country

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  • 10 of Britain’s best piers for dining, nightlife and good old seaside fun
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  • Literary escapes: your favourite trips inspired by books
  • My slow Swedish summer on the tranquil islands of Östergötland
  • San Lorenzo: Rome’s rebel neighbourhood shaped by resistance, art and students
  • A family tour de France: cycling and camping in Normandy with two toddlers
  • Tell us about a trip to the lakes and mountains of Europe
  • In search of Valencia’s ‘white gold’: my hunt for the perfect horchatería
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  • ‘We can see the boats that supply the restaurant’s lobsters from our seats’: a culinary tour of Gower, Wales
  • ‘Full of zesty colour and flavour’: readers’ favourite food festivals in Europe
  • Why Scotland’s cinematic Moray coast made it a perfect location to shoot The Odyssey
  • ‘Humans are designed to connect outdoors’: community hiking in Slovakia’s High Tatras
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  • Exploring Germany’s East Frisian islands: mudflats, marshes and millions of birds
  • Tell us about your favourite river or canal in the UK or Ireland
  • A Canterbury trail: my pilgrimage from the cathedral to the white cliffs of Dover
  • No car? No problem! Six cheap family days out in England by bus

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