Its terrace is already a cool foodies’ favourite but the former rail depot turned theatre and music venue aims to attract the local community, too
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Antigua Guatemala city guide: what to see plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants
Thousands of visitors descend on Antigua for its famous Semana Santa celebrations over Easter, but this colonial gem is worth a visit at any time of year
Younger at heart: Madeira’s makeover
Madeira is known for its year-round warmth and relaxing vibe. But visitors are now going there in search of thrills
New beginnings: Zimbabwe, back from the brink
With Mugabe’s catastrophic 40-year rule finally over, there’s optimism on the streets of Zimbabwe.
British Virgin Islands tourism showing signs of recovery after Hurricane Irma
Now is the time to visit the islands, says one UK operator, as cruise and sailing tourism return nearly five months after the devastating storm – while rebuilding continues on land. Julian Worker has written a number of travel books including Travels through History : France Travels through History – The Balkans: Journeys in theContinue reading “British Virgin Islands tourism showing signs of recovery after Hurricane Irma”
Lost in rhyme: a walk in the poetic beauty of Ballynahinch, Galway
Amid great walking trails, fantastic fishing, and literary heritage, Ballynahinch Castle hotel delivers the best of Connemara – and you don’t need to be a poet to appreciate it
Caribbean dream: mixing it up in the Grenadines
The Caribbean isn’t just for minor royals and hedge-fund hoorays. A DIY island-hopping adventure with local guides means great wildlife and an unaffected vibe
The best towns and small cities in the US: Eugene, Oregon
Here’s a piece about Eugene, Oregon
We’re going on a bear hunt … in Hokkaido, Japan
Hokkaido is Japan’s most northerly main island, an otherworldly volcanic land with eastern Asia’s highest concentration of brown bears. One family are on their trail … in a campervan
In Grandpa’s footsteps on the shores of Carlingford Lough, Ireland
Hannah Louise Summers uses a new ferry service – a lake crossing on which her grandfather once worked – to explore both sides of Carlingford Lough, which straddles the Irish border
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