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Jonathan Lorie shares some of his favourite travel literature from his very own bookshelf.

We explore the world’s hidden cultures with Simon Urwin, our Photographer of the Month.

Inspired by his wildlife photos, Mike Unwin has been creating wonderful alphabet poems.

Philip Briggs shares some of his favourite tracks from across the continent

Have you ever shared a 1.5kg side of salmon with your fellow passengers in order to board a plane? Thought not.

In the time of corona, Iran is one of the most heavily affected countries in the world.

The first thing that made me think of travelling to Iran was hearing traditional Persian music on the Swiss radio.

A gentle bite was not what I expected, but that’s what I got.

The Bradt guide to lockdown

A melting pot of landscapes and history, Exmoor is ripe for outdoor exploration. 

Whether you are looking for a bench with a view or a grassy meadow with a stream, you can find it on Exmoor.

Cotswolds local Caroline Mills shares her favourite day trips in her home region.

Lately I’ve been magically transporting myself back to my favourite countries.

There's hardly a better way to experience Cornwall's wild spaces than on foot, by bike or on horseback.

A major hazard in a travel writer’s life, as I have mentioned before, is the inescapable local ‘folkloric’ performance.

Who can resist a lush carpet of bluebells? Here's where to find them in East Devon.

From fossil hunting to fantastic walking trails, the Dorset coast has something for everyone. 

Adding to their other treasures, North Devon and Exmoor boast some exquisite churches.

From famous fries to a world-class brewing tradition, Flanders is a food-lover’s paradise.

From crumbling castles to preserved palaces, this region offers an extraordinary insight into Portugal's rich past.

Find out what not to miss on a food tour of this oft-overlooked Portuguese region

Hilary Bradt goes stargazing with expert Seb Jay.

Covering even more of the world than our guidebooks, forests are ubiquitous but almost always different.

From the waters of Canada to the east coast of Africa, these are the ultimate destinations for seafood.

Sometimes our Photographer of the Month will drive through the night to capture the sunrise.

There's much more to Uganda than tracking gorillas in the mist.

We take a virtual tour of the UK's literary landscapes.

These are some of our favourite green spaces to wander in England.

Young people have the time, energy and imagination to make adventurous travel choices, but they don’t always have the funds to match

Thessaloníki’s biggest museums, its university and fair are clustered just south of the city centre. Beginning at the esplanade in front of the White Tower, the 3.5km waterfront promenade was completed in 2013 around the city’s new landmark: the cascading Umbrellas (1997) by sculptor George Zongolópoulos (1903–2004), reflecting the colours of the sky and sea…

Discover why 2020 is the year to explore Chile's Route of Parks.

Here are our best tips for ways to make your goals more manageable, enjoyable and ultimately achievable.

Discover the true story behind Call the Midwife's Christmas special.

Discover the Slovakian capital on foot with our handy walking tour

Bratislava is a city filled with fountains and statues – some poetic, some quirky, some reverential

Although Bratislava has changed dramatically in recent years, you can still spy remnants of the socialist regime  

Canadian photographers Mark and Naomi share their photos of connections made around the world.

The vast majority of Gabon's tourists come to see the country's magnificent wildlife. Who can blame them when all of this is on offer?

Although tourism in Zimbabwe is a shadow of its former self, you should still make the time to visit

Victoria Falls has an impressive and eclectic array of activities to offer no matter what your tastes

Make your trip to Zimbabwe even more special with some of these lesser-known destinations

'Africa's last Eden' is well worth a visit.