Go with the flow in the Serbian capital
Belgrade's two rivers offer sunny strolls and lively waterside activity, writes Mary Novakovich.
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Red Kite Barn, Wales
This 'barn' getaway is design-fabulous and about as un-rustic as a cottage in mid-Wales can be. Light floods into the colossal living room upstairs through substantial glass panels cut into the sides and the gable end - but instead of delivering a Manhattan-style skyline, the panorama serves as an ever present reminder of rural bliss.
For further information see redkitebarn.co.uk.
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Spain: Magaluf scrubs up for a new type of tourist
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Denmark: Peaceful pedal in fairytale land
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100 Medals: Five Olympic Medallists you've never heard of (but probably should)
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Giglio: Beyond the tragedy in Tuscany
News reports of the wreck of Costa Concordia revealed a tale of fatal misadventure but also showed the quiet loveliness of the island of Giglio, writes Simon Calder.
Gibraltar: Rock that everyone wants
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Thinking small lifts American car sales
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Belgium: Explore a crossroads of flavours
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BMW e-scooter gets Olympic trial
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Lancashire: Follow the witches
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Amsterdam: Bags to die for, darling
Graham Reid has his breath taken away by a discreet museum in the Netherlands.
An earl, some whiskey and an Irish castle
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Amsterdam's Museum of Bags and Purses
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For further information see tassenmuseum.nl.
Flights of fancy on a wild Welsh weekend
Yes, it can be wet, but sweeping views, soothing massages and awesome birds of prey are just some of the delights to distract you at Wales' luxury Red Kite Barn, writes Sankha Guha.