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Leave the Louvre for this arty Paris alternative
To truly 'do the Louvre', you need comfortable shoes, ample patience and more than a day.
To truly 'do the Louvre', you need comfortable shoes, ample patience and more than a day.
Try one of these lesser-known hotspots, writes Stephanie Holmes.
Kiwis heading to Europe will soon need an "Etias" on their list of holiday essentials.
Simon Wilson discovers the heroes and memories of Hungary, cast in bronze.
A guided tour can help you experience the city at its best, writes Linda Thompson.
North Macedonia and Greece have promised to slash roaming charges for travellers.
Tiana Templeman takes the back roads in an unforgettable corner of France.
Visiting charming old towns is as easy as one-two-three on an organised overland tour.
The romantic remains are certainly more memorable than a box of chocolates.
The answer to Europe's stalling birthrates might just be to take a vacation.
Why the UK is a film fan's ideal holiday destination.
Italy's cave town Matera has been named as one of the EU's Capitals of Culture for 2019.
Instead of visiting overcrowded Reykjavik, go off the beaten track in West Iceland.
Spa. That's where I am headed. No, not to the spa - to the Belgian town.
London character hotels, for when a budget lodge just wont do.
Thrillseekers and art lovers alike can enjoy this hilltop Spanish treasure.
Leopoldstadt, once again, is a visible Jewish community in Vienna.
Eli Orzessek goes off piste on an art-lover's trek from Switzerland to Germany and back.
Not a blow-the-bank vacation, but an adventure affords plenty of beaches.
Officials from Sicilian village have put scores of houses for sale at bargain prices.
If you dream of quitting your job for a slice of the 'good life' this is your chance.
Amsterdam is still the wonderful place Anthony Horowitz remembers from his student days.
The world of blue has a breathtaking home in Morocco's ancient Rif Mountains.
The cobbled streets are a top attaction but few realise they are walking on a dark secret.
When the arch collapsed into the sea it was a tragedy, for film and beach lovers alike.
It's not only the city's souvenir vendors targeted by the backlash against over-tourism.
Travellers can be assured the London sense of humour is still criminally on point.