Not all is as it seems in clog country, writes Christoph Driessen.

Estelle Sarney and Grant Bradley check into the Sofitel Chain Bridge in Budapest.

Karen Bowerman explores two of Norway's fjords, Nordfjord and Sognefjord.

Russell Maclennan-Jones visits the Somme battlefields, a sobering contrast to Paris.

Rhys Davies discovers novel nightlife, magnificent scenery and rich history.

NZSO's Travels in Italy concert reminds James Judd of performances in Villa Rufolo.

A Southern Ocean swim is truly breath-taking, writes Caroline Berdon.

Cruise holidays provide the ultimate combination of relaxation, discovery and indulgence.

Centuries of farewells permeate a melancholy music, writes Beth J Harpaz.

Super yachts and super cars are among the sights Catherine Masters soaks up in Monaco.

Sarah Marshall enjoys West Sweden's covetable coastal lifestyle.

Jane Jurgens finds the best places to bag a snap.

Andrea Palasciano sets off on a jog around Rome's Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.

Anti-tourism protests are sweeping across Europe - visit these lesser-known spots instead.

Damon Smith proves you are never too old for Disneyland.

Corfu resort is the ideal spot for a first family holiday, writes Kate Whiting.

A 700m walk connected to a 45-metre tall observation tower is to be built above a forest.

This Polish city is bursting with relics and richness, finds Paul Fry.

After a few days in the city, ich bin ein Berliner too, declares Eli Orzessek.

As well as the five best museums you've probably never heard of.

Provence is at its best in the early autumn, writes Sally Carpenter Hale.

Erin Cardiff discovers Iceland's the perfect island on which to relax and unwind.

From art to pizza, Italy has a lot to offer, writes Stephanie Holmes

Europe by rail has its charms, but check the terms of your ticket booking.

The western Danish city of Aarhus is using the year to reinvent itself.

Marvel at the power of nature at these well-watered spots.

If you're looking for thrills and spills on holiday, these theme parks have you sorted.

Five hotels in Europe where you can capture the world's most photogenic landmarks.

Enjoy a right royal stay in these real-life castles, available for rent now.

The workingman's cafe has a long and respectable tradition in England.