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Poland's 'Unhurried' retro trains bring the 1980s back to the rails this summer
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Poland's 'Unhurried' retro trains bring the 1980s back to the rails this summer

Poland's Nieśpieszny retro train journeys run weekends until late August 2026 — 1980s carriages, vintage dinin...

Scotland's Right to Roam: Why You Can Legally Walk (and Camp) Almost Anywhere
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Scotland's Right to Roam: Why You Can Legally Walk (and Camp) Almost Anywhere

Scotland's Right to Roam law lets you hike and wild camp across most land, private included. Here's what's all...

Ten UK harbour towns worth the detour, from Fife to the Highlands
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Ten UK harbour towns worth the detour, from Fife to the Highlands

Ten UK harbour towns and villages worth visiting: Pittenweem, Carnlough, Solva, Craster, Clovelly, Staithes, P...

McKellen and Dench Reunite Over Tea — and Their 1979 Macbeth Gets a Remaster
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McKellen and Dench Reunite Over Tea — and Their 1979 Macbeth Gets a Remaster

Ian McKellen and Judi Dench reunite over tea to remember the RSC's legendary 1979 Macbeth — and the remastered...

Trump backs a united Ireland on Dublin visit — and unionists are not happy
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Trump backs a united Ireland on Dublin visit — and unionists are not happy

Trump says he'd 'love' a united Ireland during a Dublin visit, sparking unionist anger. What it means for trav...

Inside The Ned London: Bank's Grandest Hotel Is Still Pulling Off the Impossible
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Inside The Ned London: Bank's Grandest Hotel Is Still Pulling Off the Impossible

A stay at The Ned London: rooms, restaurants, the Cowshed spa and members' club perks — why this City of Londo...

Alaska's New Seattle–Rome Flight: A Great Seat Let Down by the Food
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Alaska's New Seattle–Rome Flight: A Great Seat Let Down by the Food

Alaska Airlines' new Seattle to Rome 787 business class impresses on seats and bedding, but the catering falls...

Three days on Cumbria's wild edge: walking the coast path from Maryport to St Bees
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Three days on Cumbria's wild edge: walking the coast path from Maryport to St Bees

A three-day walk along Cumbria's overlooked coast from Maryport to St Bees — Roman relics, Lowry murals, cliff...

Darwin's Private Doubts About Creation Went Further Than His Famous Book Ever Did
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Darwin's Private Doubts About Creation Went Further Than His Famous Book Ever Did

Darwin left room for a creator in On the Origin of Species — but a later letter to Joseph Hooker suggests his...

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Bad Ischl's Guglhupf: The Bundt Cake a Kaiser Ate for Breakfast

Why Bad Ischl's humble guglhupf became Emperor Franz Josef's breakfast of choice, and where to eat a slice at...

A Single Doorway on a Haarlem Shopping Street Is Officially a Dutch National Monument
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A Single Doorway on a Haarlem Shopping Street Is Officially a Dutch National Monument

Smedestraat 33 in Haarlem is a 17th-century doorway listed as a Dutch national monument — why a single brick g...

Venice rooftops, Barcelona markets, Paris graveyards: a smarter way to see Europe's crowded icons
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Venice rooftops, Barcelona markets, Paris graveyards: a smarter way to see Europe's crowded icons

Venice, Barcelona and Paris are cracking down on overtourism — here's how small-group day trips and smarter ha...

The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe
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The £1,400 Blunder Behind The Four Just Men: Edgar Wallace's Competition Catastrophe

Edgar Wallace bet £2,000 on a prize competition for his debut novel The Four Just Men in 1905 — and a drafting...

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