Germany's enchanting forest of schnapps and murky myths
The Bauernhausmuseum Schneiderhof is a beautifully preserved, 400-year-old slice of rustic German history.
River Cruises
Why a cruise in Asia should be on your bucket list
Riverbanks flaunt thousands of years of history: serene Buddhas, golden temple spires and ruined palaces.
On board the sleek party ship aimed at Millennials
Fun is the overriding theme of this new offering.
Completely immerse yourself in Europe
Europe is all about intimacy. It's about small villages with long histories, and cities that can be explored on foot in a few days.
Cycling the Danube is great, if you have the right bike
Peace and fragrant loveliness inhabit the green hills of Austria's Wachau Valley on the Danube.
No wonder the Germans and French fought over Strasbourg
It turned French in 1681, German in 1871, French again in 1918, German in 1940 and French again in 1944. Welcome to Strasbourg.
Egypt's ancient artefacts are under threat
Egypt's archaeological heritage has been carted off to foreign shores for centuries. What remains is extraordinary, but will it last?
The world's six best stopover cities (for ships)
Some harbours stand out for their natural beauty and easy access to cities and sights.
The French town straight out of a fairytale
You can imagine Hansel and Gretel or Little Red Riding Hood trotting along the cobbled streets.
Ancient Egypt's most exquisite piece
Nothing can prepare you for the reality of Tutankhamun's exquisite golden mask.
How to see Canada and Alaska's most spectacular sights in comfort
Experience the wild, visit the most remote and naturally beautiful lands on Earth, but why not do it in style?
A bird's eye view of Egypt's Valley of the Kings
It's a daybreak flight over Egypt's Valley of the Kings.
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