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Everything we have found about travelling in United Kingdom, gathered from 48 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 4 hours ago.

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Hungerford: The Market Town an Hour From London Where Antique Hunting Is a Serious Sport
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Hungerford: The Market Town an Hour From London Where Antique Hunting Is a Serious Sport

Hungerford, under two hours from London by train, is packed with antique shops, boutiques, canalside walks and...

Gleneagles' Tower Suite: a two-storey Art Deco hideaway above the famous front door
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Gleneagles' Tower Suite: a two-storey Art Deco hideaway above the famous front door

Gleneagles transforms its original tower into the Tower Suite — a two-floor Art Deco residence with a private...

Morecambe: The Easy-Going Lancashire Seaside Town Worth Pairing With a Blackpool Trip
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Morecambe: The Easy-Going Lancashire Seaside Town Worth Pairing With a Blackpool Trip

Morecambe, north of Blackpool, pairs bay views and a Victorian promenade with indie bookshops, pubs and cafes....

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Steyning: The Small West Sussex Market Town That Makes an Easy South Downs Escape

Why Steyning in West Sussex — a pretty market town under the South Downs an hour from London — makes a great d...

London's Best Bakeries in 2026: Where to Find the Croissants, Cinnamon Buns and Custard Doughnuts Worth Queueing For
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London's Best Bakeries in 2026: Where to Find the Croissants, Cinnamon Buns and Custard Doughnuts Worth Queueing For

From Toad Bakery in Camberwell to Claridge's new counter, here's where to find London's best croissants, cinna...

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: Seals, Swimming Bears and a Whale's Farewell
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: Seals, Swimming Bears and a Whale's Farewell

Highlights from Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: a polar bear's seal's-eye view, a grieving orca, pool-...

Cape Wrath Trail: Scotland's 236-Mile Walk That Rewards Only the Well-Prepared
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Cape Wrath Trail: Scotland's 236-Mile Walk That Rewards Only the Well-Prepared

The Cape Wrath Trail: a 236-mile unmarked hike from Fort William to Britain's north-west tip — wild, wet and s...

Lake District pubs that cook like restaurants: six tables worth the drive
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Lake District pubs that cook like restaurants: six tables worth the drive

From a Michelin-starred village pub to a Carlisle bank vault dining room, six Cumbria and Lake District pubs d...

The Lady of Shalott: Why This Victorian Masterpiece Belongs on Your London Art Itinerary
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The Lady of Shalott: Why This Victorian Masterpiece Belongs on Your London Art Itinerary

Why Waterhouse's The Lady of Shalott at Tate Britain is worth building a London trip around — the legend, the...

Cornwall's Greatest Hits: 12 Spots Worth Building a Trip Around
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Cornwall's Greatest Hits: 12 Spots Worth Building a Trip Around

From St Michael's Mount and the Minack Theatre to Tintagel and Lizard Point, 12 Cornwall spots worth planning...

Whitechapel Mount: The Artificial Hill That Once Dominated London's East End — Then Vanished
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Whitechapel Mount: The Artificial Hill That Once Dominated London's East End — Then Vanished

Whitechapel Mount was a 70-foot artificial hill in London's East End — rubbish heap, plague pit or Civil War f...

At 80, Chris Bonington Climbed the Old Man of Hoy Again — and There's a Film to Prove It
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At 80, Chris Bonington Climbed the Old Man of Hoy Again — and There's a Film to Prove It

A documentary follows Chris Bonington, 80, repeating his 1966 first ascent of the Old Man of Hoy in Orkney — a...

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Stratford International: the London station named for Europe-bound trains that don't stop there

Stratford International sounds like a Eurostar stop, but no Europe trains call there. Here's what it's actuall...

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