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A new 100,000km network of footpaths could revolutionise how we get from A to B

As summer turns to autumn in Suffolk, fen raft spiders, willow emerald damselflies, migrant waders and otters are abound.

Travel-writing trainer Jonathan Lorie recommends the titles on his bookshelf which transport readers to unfamiliar lands, and advises how the aspiring travel writer can do the same.

Discover the best way to see these islands while driving yourself

Usually eclipsed by spices and beaches, Grenada’s hiking trails are scenic and rewarding.

The proprietor of The Pyrenean Experience shares the story of the much-loved Basque bordermen.

Enter the world of Peter Pan at the National Centre for Children's Literature and Storytelling.

Visitors are spoilt for choice when it comes to game viewing in Zambia.

Stretching from Gothenburg to the Norwegian border, the west coast is one of Sweden's most enchanting destinations.

A few days enjoyed in this Wiltshire town will leave you feeling that you’d like to spend longer.

The Icelandic capital is unique when compared with most European cities in that it’s completely surrounded by real wilderness.

Despite the masks and social distancing, it still felt like a day out at the museum.

Many nations are beginning to open their doors to tourists once more.

When it comes to scones in Exmoor, the cream rises to the top. Or is that the jam…

‘There are three of them in the bathroom! One is spread-eagled across the sink!’

September is the prime time to witness seals, songbirds and stags.

Jonathan Lorie hand-picks titles that vividly imagine the atmosphere of a destination.

With stupefying landscapes to explore, marked by the remnants of ancient tribes and Silk Road travellers, Kyrgyzstan is the perfect place to roam wild.

Our Photographer of the Month is always on a quest to capture a true portrait of wherever he may be.

These isolated islands are a haven for wildlife.

Travel and wildlife photographer Daniel Austin shares the stories behind his incredible shots of Madagascar's miniature creatures

Photographer Laurent Nilles makes the most of the chance to travel from Luxembourg to Portugal.

Castles, commons and pop culture: Ludlow has it all.

18 countries, 20,000km, 70 days…

The perfect antidote if you've not been able to get away this summer.

Want to get even more off-grid? Author Murray Stewart shares some of his favourite hidden locations in the Azores.

This circular route explores the county's glorious woodlands, canals and market towns.

Uzbekistan captures the imagination like nowhere else.

Bradt Guides staff offer their tips on navigating the ever-changing publishing landscape, and introduce our contract publishing imprint, Journey Books.

Move over, the Algarve.

Explore the best of the Northumberland coast on this 6-mile circular route.

Jonathan Lorie continues with his delve into the classic travel books on his shelf.

Classic or Navy? We enjoy a tasting with Nicola Smith of the Exmoor Distillery.

From mountain passes to whale-watching, these are our highlights of the already iconic driving route.

A trip to Iceland is not complete until you see the unrivalled power of nature.

This unspoilt region is dotted with charming, quintessentially English villages, many of which are built from warm, golden stone.

For your next beach getaway, forget Dorset, try D&G!

Summer is the perfect time for adventurous travellers to visit Lapland.

Very few people aren’t moved to a wistful nostalgia at the sight and sound of an old locomotive in full steam – here are some of the most popular places in England to enjoy the experience. All aboard!

Bradt intern Lauren Kammerdiener shares her experience crossing the Atlantic in the midst of the pandemic.

If you climb just one hill in the Outer Hebrides, this should be the one.

All you need to know about this little-known UNESCO-listed island.