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Mini guide to nightlife in Glasgow
BBC Travel - By Lonely Planet Traveller
From traditional pubs to candlelit clubs, the social scene in Scotland’s second city is some of the best in Britain. Whether you’re after a wee dram in a cosy pub, a microbrewery beer in a swanky bar a
The sophisticated flavours of rural Wales
BBC Travel - By Luke Waterson
The remote Brecon Beacons National Park is capitalising on its abundance of local produce, from award-winning venison to wholemeal bread made in a 19th-century water mill. It is a land so wild and tough
Enjoy the best of Dublin without spending a dime
BBC Travel - By Lonely Planet Traveller
From an 18th-century lighthouse to an eccentric literary re-enactment, take advantage of the Irish capital’s free summertime offerings. Lonely Planet’s Ireland expert Fionn Davenport shares his tips for
London’s wild night out
BBC Travel - By Malika Dalamal
Starting 14 June, leave the kids at home and celebrate your own inner child at the weekly London Zoo after-hours summer parties. The beloved London Zoo has provided generations of children with hours fun
New gear to smooth summer travel
BBC Travel - By Sean O’Neill
Lost luggage, questionable travel pillows, dodgy wheelie bags and countless other hassles can trip up even the smartest traveller. These five innovative products are here to help.
Have the Italian Riviera all to yourself
BBC Travel - By Katie Beck
Often overshadowed by the well-known Riviera delle Palme, the less-trafficked Riviera dei Fiori has the same azure waters, alpine views and medieval towns, without any of the crowds. Tucked between southern
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Reader Q&A: Inexpensive mini breaks from London
BBC Travel - By Lavya Yalamanchi
BBC Travel reader Rachel Collins is moving to the British capital with her fiancé and is looking for quick, affordable weekend getaways. Our Facebook fans gave her some suggestions. Last week, BBC Travel
Classic sights in the City of Light
BBC Travel - By Rory Goulding
From catacombs and cathedrals to towers and palaces, Paris is home to some of France’s most intriguing locations, both above and below ground. Get to the heart of Paris with a tour of five of its star
Reader Q&A: Must-see sights in Scotland and Ireland
BBC Travel - By Lavya Yalamanchi
BBC Travel reader Lena Petrenko is seeking recommendations for a trip to Dublin and Edinburgh. Our Facebook followers gave her some suggestions. Last week, we asked our Facebook community to help Lena
High-altitude dining in London
BBC Travel - By Malika Dalamal
Three new restaurants have opened in The Shard, providing impressive new ways to experience the city's latest trend. Thanks to London's rising skyline, high-altitude dining is the city's latest trend.
A gourmand pilgrimage to Scottish shores
BBC Travel - By Lina Goldberg
Home to more sheep than people, the remote Inner Hebrides island of Iona is developing a flourishing slow-food scene, where gardens are only fertilised using seaweed.
A portrait of summer in Finland
BBC Travel - By Marcel Theroux
The Turku archipelago preserves Nordic traditions, astonishing natural beauty and some disquieting memories. Out in the brackish waters of the Baltic Sea lies the tiny island of Stenskär – Stone Island
The perfect trip: Norway
BBC Travel - By Christa Larwood
This country does not do nature on a small scale. It is a land of earth-shattering glaciers, fjords of epic proportions and countless coastal islands scarcely touched by civilisation. Traverse Norway's
Mini guide to pubs in London
BBC Travel - By Lonely Planet Traveller
In a country known for its watering holes, these are the go-to places for craft beers, gastropub dishes and to soak up the city’s wealth of history. One of the city’s great social levellers, a local can
Idyllic island life off the coast of Italy
BBC Travel - By Amanda Ruggeri
Often overlooked in favour of glitzier neighbours Capri and Positano, tiny Procida is the kind of tradition-bound Mediterranean escape that is increasingly hard to find.
London’s stairway to heaven
BBC Travel - By Malika Dalamal
Head to the Tate Modern in Southwark and you could find yourself lost in a gravity-defying maze of 15 interlocking wooden stairways. Head to the Tate Modern in Southwark and you could find yourself lost
Living in: The world’s happiest places
BBC Travel - By Sunshine Flint
The world’s top five happiest countries, all of which fall in northern Europe, have cities that delight residents with old town charm, cultural offerings and easy access to nature. If, as Tolstoy wrote
Parisian cafes: Now with cats?
BBC Travel - By Kim Laidlaw
Inspired by the enchanting Japanese concept, the first cat cafe has opened in the Marais – but with a distinctly Gallic flavour. France’s very first cat cafe has opened, bringing the enchanting Japanese
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