Béarn

In the shadow of the Pyrenees, lies the ancient region of Béarn. A wild, untamed land, it's an area of myths and legends, and has an otherworldly, spiritual feel.

Bilbao: The old town

Brimming with culture, history, art and exceptionally good food, there's so much more to this Basque city than its most iconic building, the Guggenheim.

Edinburgh travel guide

Settled around two extinct volcanoes and steeped in history, Edinburgh is a cultural and culinary powerhouse boasting dramatic scenery, excellent food and fabulous shopping.

Gloucester Cathedral

One of England's great ecclesiastical buildings, Gloucester Cathedral boasts picture-perfect cloisters, a tranquil garden and some of the finest stained glass in the country.

Jordan travel guide

Thanks to its breathtaking scenery, long history and scrumptious food, there's more to this Middle Eastern gem than its most famous site, the ancient city of Petra.

Milan: Top tips

Planning a trip to the Lombard capital? Read on to find out how to get around, what to see, where to shop and the must-try foods.

Lisbon: Belém

With two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a palace, a museum and a café famous for its pastel de nata, the western suburb of Belém is well worth visiting.

Lisbon

Cool, laid-back and friendly, the hilly Portuguese capital is home to fantastic food, beautiful buildings and delightful views.

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