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Immerse yourself in divine St Ives: whitewashed cottages, turquoise seas and a unique golden light – it’s easy to see why this Cornish town is a haven for artists
By Sara Lawrence for the Daily Mail Published: 07:17 BST, 1 August 2024 | Updated: 08:23 BST, 1 August 2024…
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Game on in Greece: As holiday company Mark Warner turns 50, we visit the resort of Paleros and discover that whatever your age, you can have an action-packed holiday
The year is 1974. Abba has just won the Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo and McDonald’s is about to open…
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San Francisco for under £150 a night: This famous Californian city is packed with iconic sights and delicious seafood
This hilly, liberal city in Northern California is home to some of the world’s most iconic landmarks, from the Golden…
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Eigenaar van het oudste chique restaurant in Amerika dat door meer dan 10 voormalige presidenten is bezocht, onthult top etiquettetips
Wilt u uw tafelmanieren opfrissen? Lees dan verder voor een aantal toptips van een van Amerika’s oudste fine dining-etablissementen. Delmonico’s…
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Kefalonia goes all out for glamour: Greece’s tranquil, natural beauty with ‘unspoilt beaches’ has a new luxury hotel – and it has ‘stunning views of the Ionian Sea’
Think of the Greek islands as one big happy family: the seductive jet-setter (Mykonos), the party-loving extrovert (Corfu), and the…
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Hilarious signs caused hilarity among social media users worldwide
By Ellen Coughlan for Mailonline Published: 08:28 BST, 31 July 2024 | Updated: 08:42 BST, 31 July 2024 People from…
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A tiny beach hut with no electricity, no running water and nothing in it except a bench, shelves and hooks for towels is for sale for over £70,000
By Shannon Mcguigan Updated: 11:36 BST, 31 July 2024 A tiny beach hut with no electricity, just a bench and…
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Is the Spirit of Queensland one of the best value long-distance train journeys – not just in Australia… anywhere? Within the delightfully quirky 19p-per-mile service (with flatbed pod and entertainment screen included)
Australia is a big country – it stretches about 2,500 miles across and 2,000 miles from top to bottom. Most…
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Instant karma for wealthy tourists as they get their just deserts for annoying locals by setting up two gazebos, a festival-sized barbecue and a volleyball court on Sardinia’s normally quiet beach
Footage taken by angry beachgoers captured the moment authorities intervened By David Averre Published: 16:05 BST, 29 July 2024 |…
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Is the mystery of how the pyramids were built FINALLY solved? Scientists discover a unique hydraulic lift system in Egypt’s iconic Pyramid of Djoser
It has long been debated: How exactly were the Great Pyramids of Egypt built by the civilized world’s first engineers?…
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