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Wildlife photography is, of course, an art. Steve Davey shares some of his top tips to help improve yours.

Step back from the pages of some of your favourite literary classics and explore the settings that inspired them for yourself.

Here, we've handpicked some of the most unique and of course dramatic theatre settings across the globe.

Find out how the ancients of the world interpreted the sky in this roundup of some of the most fascinating astronomical sites.

Meet some of the most impressive (and obscure) world travellers in history and find out how you can follow in their footsteps.

We talk to Bella Falk of Passport & Pixels — our Photographer of the Month

From chillis to chips, from ciders to cream.

August promises plenty of wildlife highlights in Britain, whether that's at the seaside or, often, much closer to home.

In this interview, Walkhighlands founder Helen Webster shares her expertise from over a decade spent exploring Scotland's Inner Hebrides.

This mini road trip along Yorkshire's Heritage Coast packs in plenty of fascinating history and gorgeous scenery.

Those with a penchant for history will not be short of places to visit in this part of Italy.

Park, wood, lake and cliff all feature in this pleasant walk through and around the Rame Peninsula's rolling Mount Edgcumbe estate.

Some helpful tips for foraging in the wild in Dorset from expert John Wright.

Linger a while and you’ll find that the Belgian coast has a charm of its own.

There's more to European beaches than the Costa del Sol.

There are some wonderful places to swim and sunbathe in Malta and Gozo.

Consumer expert Which? has released its annual list of the best coastal destinations in the UK. But what made the list?

This route makes the craggy landscape more accessible for the amateur, while still showcasing its dramatic views.

Jonathan Lorie picks those classic travel books that are full of relatable tales.

Inland Istria steps down a gear or two – enter a world of perfectly preserved medieval hill towns, hidden frescoes and heavenly food.

From wildlife parks and pony centres to gnome reserves and garden mazes, England offers plenty of great days out for adults and kids alike.

Each beach has a character and style of its own, from the colour of its sand to the quality of its waves.

I see your Seychelles and I raise you the Hebrides.

The culture hub of the North East offers a wealth of attractions.

When it comes to walks, Northumberland has almost too much on offer.

Surrounded by lush hills and bisected by the Danube, the Slovak capital is an ideal location for a summer getaway.

If you like your holidays really remote, then these are the islands for you.

The island has seen only 451 cases and seven deaths.

Discover what not to miss on a trip to the Slovakian capital.

Nicola Chester got more than she bargained for on her family holiday.

This circular walk explores a landscape that has attracted football stars and Impressionist painters alike.

These Scottish island chains are home to some of the most spectacular sands in the UK.

The country has plenty to offer when it comes to fantastic local produce.

“Oh, to be in Malta right now!” says Juliet Rix, author of the Bradt Guide to Malta and Gozo. She and I were both due to visit the Mediterranean island nation in March but then, of course, everything changed. Fortunately, Juliet’s dream is now a little more achievable because, from today, British travellers can enter…

Brian Jackman, author of Wild about Britain, chooses some of his favourite experiences in nature

Beautiful Basque ticks all the boxes for those seeking sunny wide-open spaces with less footfall (which, lets face it, is most of us right now).

A forest of sandstone pillars, iron grey and water scarred, rise straight up from the valley floor.

From greater skuas to grey seals, Orkney boasts a wealth of fantastic wildlife-watching opportunities. 

The government announced last week that Brits can now visit without the need for quarantine.

The Río Coco Geopark, in Nicaragua, has become the first UNESCO Geopark in Central America, and only the eighth in Latin America. The Nicaraguan Geopark, in Madriz in the north of the country, is one of 15 new designations of significant sites across the world, such as in the UK and Canada. Before the announcement…

Travel-writing expert Jonathan Lorie shares some more of his favourite travel books.