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 Top 10 London activitiesThe "Wedding of the Century" may be over, but with the 2012 Olympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee both on the horizon, the eyes of the world are still very much on this foggiest of cities.
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 Book lovers to invade Welsh TownA shortage of reading material is not something you'll ever encounter in this quaint Welsh border town, home to 1,300 people, 30 book stores (at last count) and one of Britain's top literary festivals.
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 48 hours in HatayTurkey's panhandle province has been in the news over the past year for all the wrong reasons.
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 Chateaux hopping near ParisLast summer, I felt like a king while exploring the splendid chateaux near Paris.
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 Belfast prison reinvented as distilleryA notorious Belfast prison that held Irish Republican Army inmates during the worst of the city's sectarian strife is to be transformed into a Whiskey distillery.
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 Treasures of Italy on show at Vatican50 paintings from 15 museums in the region rich in natural beauty and artistic heritage are on exhibition at the Vatican.
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 British Library explores UK landscapeThe 150 works chosen to represent more than 1,000 years of British literature in "Writing Britain: Wastelands to Wonderlands" throw up some unlikely comparisons.
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 England's most bizarre summer fests
[Photos]Olympic sports are a serious business, which is definitely not the case with the many alternative games that are taking place across England starting next month.
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 Britain sparkles in 2012
[Photos]It's not often a destination hosts two enormous events in one year.
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 Croatia's stunning Plitvice LakesIn Croatia's rugged interior, a stone's throw from the Bosnian border, hides one of Europe's most exotic hikes.
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 Tussauds unveils Queen's jubilee waxwork
[Photos]Capturing an exact facial expression of Britain's Queen Elizabeth proved a challenging task for sculptor Steve Swales.
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 Burgundy: Wine, barging and beyondMy favourite corner of France is Burgundy, a region overflowing with edible, drinkable, scenic and floatable delights.
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 48 hours in WarsawGot 48 hours to spare this summer in Warsaw, the capital of Poland for more than 400 years?
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Artist finds beauty in Olympic orbit Turner prize-winning artist Anish Kapoor said on Friday that Britons would grow to love his spiraling red tower on London's Olympic Park.
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 London's 1948 Olympic venues
[Photos]Views and venues in London during the 1948 Olympic Games.
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 Artist's "Berlin Wall" divides rich and poorA few paces from where the Berlin wall once divided the city's communist East from the West a Macedonian artist has built a new barrier, this time to separate the rich from the poor.
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 London's Olympic venues from the skies
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 London exhibit celebrates design innovationDelving deep into its collection, the museum has put on display examples of British innovation, some of which have never been shown before.
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 The cobbled charms of Cesky KrumlovLassoed by its river and dominated by its castle, Cesky Krumlov feels lost in a time warp.
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 48 Hours in BrugesThe Belgian city of just over 100,000 inhabitants had its heyday in the 14th and 15th century until its access to the sea silted up.
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 Chart a different course on the MediterraneanThe reason I love cruising is no two days -- at sea or on land -- are alike.
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 Scuba diver: Concordia should be sunkThe Costa Concordia could be a paradise for recreational scuba divers from around the world - if sunk instead of salvaged.
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 Spirited Traveller: Scotch in GlasgowYou can lead the locals to the whisky bar, but you can't make them drink.
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 Boat-shaped hotel offers London viewsThere are few places in London where you can lie in bed and see panoramic views of the city.
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 48 hours in London on a budgetIf you think London is the kind of luxury destination that will empty your wallet in seconds, then you'll be delighted to know that you don't have to be a billionaire to enjoy the best of the British capital.
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