High above the Inn Valley, the villages of Ladis, Fiss and Serfaus offer spectacular alpine walks, medieval charm, mountain lifts and breathtaking views in one of Austria's finest summer destinations.

<p class="">Embark on an unforgettable journey with European Waterways aboard the luxurious 'L'Art de Vivre'. Experience the charm of Burgundy's countryside at a leisurely pace. This hotel barge, transformed from a Scottish timber carrier, offers a unique blend of opulence and historical elegance. With just six passengers, enjoy personalised service from a dedicated crew, including a master chef crafting exquisite meals. Daily excursions reveal France's hidden gems, from hist

Escape to Tunø, Denmark's charming car-free island, where dramatic coastal walks, quiet beaches, traditional cottages and slow island living create the perfect Scandinavian getaway.

<p class="">Hanover’s bustling city centre is rich with history, culture, and beautiful architecture, making it a must-visit destination for any traveller</p>

Introduction: Autostadt in Wolfsburg , Germany, is a must-visit destination for car enthusiasts and families alike. This exceptional automotive theme park offers a glimpse into the world of Volkswagen and its subsidiary brands, combining entertainment, education, and innovation in one spectacular venue. From car museums to driving experiences, Autostadt is a one-of-a-kind adventure which petrol-heads will not want to miss. In this article, we'll take you on a virtual tour of

Introduction We visited the remarkable and history-rich town of Wolfenbüttel when the British Guild of Travel Writers was invited on a tour of Lower Saxony recently. It is a picturesque town that combines rich history, stunning architecture, and a vibrant cultural scene. This hidden gem attracts history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and tourists from all around the world. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the top attractions, events, and experiences that make W

<p class="">A visit to the town of Celle in Lower Saxony, Germany</p>

A visit to the historic town of Celle in Lower Saxony ends with an excellent schnitzel at a traditional German restaurant – and a closer look at one of Central Europe’s great comfort foods.

A lunchtime stop in historic Wolfenbüttel offered the perfect opportunity to try one of Germany's most famous street foods: the humble but hugely popular currywurst.

Join travel writer Martin Hesp in Hamelin, Lower Saxony, for a taste of traditional German Schweinshaxe. Learn what makes this crispy, slow-roasted pork knuckle a classic, complete with an authentic recipe to recreate at home.

<p class="">Quick preview of an article which will be appearing on the site soon - all about the amazing food of Lisbon</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp spends a day in Lucca, Tuscany - a remarkable Renaissance city - the perfect sort of place in which to explore on a Sunday morning</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp visits a fabulous hotel near Pisa in Tuscany - the legendary Bagni Di Pisa - where enjoys the historic ambience and fabulous food and wine</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp visits one of the most remarkable hotels in all of Italy - the Grotta Giusti spa resort is located in the hills of Tuscany, and it offers some amazing surprises</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp explores Japanese food while visiting Hokkaido and Tokyo</p>

Having a barbecue halfway up a Swiss mountain in winter might not sound like much fun - but it can be fantastic experience if you happen to have a snug and cosy BBQ-hut to cook in

<p class="">Martin Hesp recalls visiting the amazing Unspunnen Festival in Central Switzerland - it was in 2017 - and there’s another nine years to wait for the next…</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp recalls one of the most pleasant picnics he’s ever had - this one was in Provence, in the old quarry where they used to dig the sand for the Perrier bottles…</p>

<p class="">Martin Hesp recalls a few days he spent wandering around Bari on Italy’s east coast</p>

For us it was upwards and onwards – this time to the St Etienne Cantalès Lake where we were to do a walk around the Puech des Ouilhes peninsula. The lake is in fact a reservoir – a rather beautiful wood-lined one – and it has all the usual refinements the French love to go in for. Give them a watering hole and the French will erect diving boards, float pedaloes, create artificial sand beaches, build cafes - and great gangs of well behaved teenagers will droop around looking e