The 21 Best Things to Do Alone in Barcelona: self-guided tours and more
…connected the old village of Gracia to the new city centre and served as a promenade for Barcelona’s bourgeoisie. Many imposing buildings were built here at the time, and you…
…connected the old village of Gracia to the new city centre and served as a promenade for Barcelona’s bourgeoisie. Many imposing buildings were built here at the time, and you…
…own ideas. Your kids will have a blast exploring the museum’s scientific wonders while learning new things. They’ll be able to experience a tornado, create their own robots, and even…
…Europeans take advantage of the school Christmas holidays to travel around Christmas and New Year. By March, winter begins to blend into spring, with warmer afternoons and longer days –…
…tour so well. But a lot of people feel uncomfortable walking around a museum or sipping a latte in a cafe wearing cycling shorts. If you’re new to the sport,…
…is often portrayed as a non-stop parade of hostel bars, group selfies and making new friends at every opportunity.” I’m not even sure how to react to that. For many…
…on the estuary, the South Sands Hotel and its beachside café are ideal for refuelling and soaking up the views, with a simply superb restaurant. Newcomer Harbour Beach Club &…
…We absolutely loved the Tracteursted for its cosy atmosphere and huge range of tapas tasting dishes. You can fly through the new flavours with this style of eating. Here are…
…and are more likely to break in the hold. They’re also something new to get to grips with at a time in life when you want things to be easy….
…up on these tips before you leave. And, as ever, as always, I’m going to recommend taking a food tour. They’re such a good way to try new flavours, find…
…to do. What are the unusual highlights of North Wales? Behind the scary-sounding Welsh names (like Pontcysyllte Aqueduct) you’ll find the country’s newest Area of Natural Beauty, an impressive 11…
…research. How to make it happen Head to the Carnival Museum in the city of Santa Cruz. The TEA is a landmark new art installation Be Cool at TEA: Tenerife…
…from Guinea, Mali and The Gambia itself. Handicrafts Souvenirs are nothing new but it’s always special to see talented people in action. Expect to find hand woven baskets, brightly coloured…
…the Maldives No longer the preserve of blissful honeymooners in water bungalows, the Maldives entice friends, extended families and solo travellers to her shores through a mix of new hotels…
…the New World, Tenerife offers much more than just sun and sand. And that’s only one of the islands. More about the Canary Islands The best things to do in…
…Options in Helsinki Löyly Traditional smoked sauna and wood heated sauna right by the Baltic sea. Fantastic view by day. Allas Sea Pool New spa complex with large pool area…
…of winter, skiing with colleagues and hearing about a new discovery: an ice palace that had been hidden from view. Fast forward a few years and I returned with my…
…new wardrobe to go on holiday Buying New Clothes Right Before You Leave Another classic mistake: panic-buying half your capsule in the airport or the week before departure. New items…
…near Old Street if you want to explore like a (thoughtful) local. Stay near Old Street for a mix of London’s old and new Why Stay Near Old Street? “In…
…Schengen Area here so that you know whether you need an ETIAS or an ETA Both are fairly new at the time of writing, find our guide to the ETIAS…
…climbing glistening skyscrapers. Imagine laughing with new friends, tasting new flavours and feeling the sunshine and breeze on your skin as you take a deep breath and know that you…
…street. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Inside Casa Pilatos Seville’s Golden Days (Quite Literally) Seville made its name during the literal gold rush of the “discovery” of the “New…
…“Remember to turn everything off once a week – including your brain – and walk somewhere quiet.” “Only one who wanders finds a new path.” “Jobs fill your pockets, adventures…
…beautiful. Coming Soon: Festival Toutatis Opening in April 2023, Parc Asterix will have a brand new zone with the fastest rollercoaster in France. It will run at 110km/h, with the world…
…existence Kickstarting a New Trend in Architecture Commissioned in 1389, the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi was one of the earliest types of Timurid or Tamerlane architecture in existence. If…
…gaze back, the blue eye acts as a spiritual shield. You’ll find them all around Turkey: pinned to a newborn’s clothing, hanging above the doorways of new homes, or even…
…potentially even more creative. Sir Isaac Newton and the apple that hit him on the head and Archimedes relaxing in his bath may or may not be legends. But one…
…new dawn! Virgin Business Class – Post-flight As the first off the plane and with priority passes, you’re out of the airport before everyone else is off the plane. Priority…
…on. In the old days, this would have included cancel the newspapers and milk delivery but, you know. It’s the 21st century now. Set up the thermostat so you can…
…the road, and those steep cobbled hills in Edinburgh can be a menace if you’re just off crutches or carrying a newborn, or both, as I seem to recall. So,…
…names of those who died from impact or radiation. New names are added every year. The memorial has a roof designed to symbolically offer shelter to the souls of those…