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Palma de Mallorca is more than a stopover between the airport and a beach resort. The city has a 13th-century Gothic cathedral, 10th-century Arab ruins, two working food markets, and neighbourhoods with a pace entirely their own. This Mallorca travel guide covers what Palma actually looks like when you slow down inside it.
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An honest guide to the best things to do in New York in summer —
the parks, rooftops, free concerts and neighbourhoods worth your
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The Faroe Islands are eighteen islands in the North Atlantic — dramatic, remote, and unlike anywhere else in Europe. A practical guide to getting there, getting around, and understanding what the place is actually like.
A practical guide to Iceland’s Ring Road — how many days you need, when to go, what driving is actually like, and how to plan a trip that doesn’t feel rushed.
From a Bavarian fairytale above the Alps to a medieval fortress built into a cliff face, these are the 20 most extraordinary castle experiences in Europe — ranked, honest, and worth every kilometre of the detour.
Ten of the most beautiful places in Europe — from the Arctic archipelagos of Norway to the rock monasteries of Greece. Ranked by visual impact, with practical tips on when to visit each one.
Lofoten is the most-saved travel destination on Pinterest in 2026 — and once you see what it looks like, that’s easy to believe. A complete guide to driving the E10, when to go, what it costs, and what nobody tells you before you arrive.
The best Amalfi Coast alternatives — from Cetara’s working fishing harbour to Cilento’s uncrowded national park coastline. Six towns and one full escape route, with honest assessments of each.