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Palermo coastline
As a new recipe book reveals, this is an island where cultures and cooking connect under the Mediterranean sun – to mouth-watering effect
Book now: The restored Rococo interior of Weimar’s fire-damaged Duchess Anna Amalia Library
This charming German city wears its illustrious artistic past lightly, says Mark Rowe
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Hotel ION delivers sleek design inside, plus the great outdoors, as Sarah Baxter discovers

It's over a thousand kilometres long, but this journey is well worth the effort, says Sarah Baxter

The spotlight might be on Rome this weekend, but outside the city this central Italian region dazzles with natural wonders and ancient history, says Duncan Garwood

Lucy Provan: Andean-style furnishings, hot springs and private beaches

All change: cycling on a greenway

Tina Ediss: Fifty years ago today, Dr Beeching began removing hundreds of miles of Britain's railways. Now many 'green' routes are open to hikers and bikers

Vertical hold: Joshua Tree National Park

Mark Harris: Joshua Tree National Park might be best known for its bizarre-looking plant life, but it's the boulder-strewn landscape that lures climbers

Take comfort in the bath-warm waters of the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Mexico
Ranging from 20C to a blistering 31C, Sophie Lam and Ben Ross have suggestions to thaw your spirit
A snowmobile is the ideal way to reach Barentsburg in winter
Barentsburg in the Svalbard archipelago is a curious Soviet relic best explored by snowmobile
Railways are making a comeback
Fifty years ago, Richard Beeching's damning report saw the railways diminished by a third. Now, they're making a return
Walled in: La Cité in Carcassonne
The French fortress has great dramatic potential, says Harriet O'Brien
Pompeii and Vesuvius
As the British Museum's blockbuster Pompeii exhibition opens, Simon Calder explores the wreckage strewn along the 'magnificent arc' of the Bay of Naples
Shell out: egg hunts are taking place across the UK
There's plenty going on around the country for all the family, from chocolate fun and robot-making to an Olympic escape
The coast is clear: the beach at Bodega Bay
50 years on, the rampaging ravens are only an echo in peaceful Bodega Bay
Feel the noise: the theatre at Epidaurus

Forget sightseeing: a holiday is a chance to give our ears a break from the norm. David Hendy listens in on some fascinating global soundscapes

Lounge at The White House, Daylesford
Stay the Night: A couple of hours' drive from Melbourne, this smart rental is quite at home in desirable Daylesford, says James Litston
Expertise: BA cabin service director Jayne Deasy
There's much more to cabin crew than being the human face of the airline
Walk this way: the Explanada de España

The sun is shining in the gateway to the Costa Blanca, and with more flights, it's even easier to enjoy this historic Mediterranean port city, says Nick Boulos

From mapping Manhattan and California cool to leather luggage

Lap it up: holidaymakers take to the water in Biarritz

'Living in Biarritz was one long holiday'

Airlines mark the new season with extra destinations while others quietly get the chop

Cliff note: Tulum's Mayan ruins above the beach

The Hedonist: What to see and where to be seen

Season of good chill: snow has been abundant

It's been another year of great snow

Caribbean cool: the beach bar

Turtle Inn, Placencia

DialAFlight - £1,699

Three companies offer us their best deal

Piano man: music practice in Washington Square
David Bowie has long been linked with the artistic whirl of the Big Apple. Steve Turner explores the city the musician made his home
Quintet quarter: A bedroom at the B&B
For an escape from the city's modern skyscrapers, find sanctuary in this charming 1930s house, says Lucinda Baring
Go with the flow: the extraordinary patterns of the Wave at Coyote Buttes
Witness extraordinary geological formations in Utah
Sans frills: France's new low-cost rail service
Simon Calder on SNCF's no-frills attempt to take on budget airlines
Go for a dip: Santa Cruz's Mencey hotel
The largest Canary Island is soon to gain more UK links
The Big Six: Luxury escapism, olive groves and natural lagoons
From St Tropez and longships to Peruvian Amazon
Into the blue: the tranquil beauty of Bora Bora in French Polynesia
I love being down by the sea, says Jo Wood
Country life: Weeke Barton’s sitting room
You might think you've gone awry
Family fortune: Geilo in Norway
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Too cold for comfort: British weather having a serious effect on wildlife

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