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Reach for the stars: the best dark-sky destinations in Britain

This month is viewed as galaxy season in the northern hemisphere, so seek out wide open spaces around the country to gaze up into the heavens, undimmed by light pollution

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Magical Megève: The ultimate ski break for luxury lovers

This charming resort is steeped in A-list history, and offers unique adventures from snowshoeing to carriage rides and dining in an igloo. It’s the perfect place to live like a small screen star, says Elliot Wagland

Evening Standard

The best places to apres-ski in Europe: from Verbier to Mayrhofen

Grabbing a vin chaud and partying is a must after a great day of ski. Here’s where to do it in style at four of our favourite Alpine resorts

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For a front row view of all humans, book a seat on a long-distance train

With the little homes the passengers build for themselves out of laptops and crisps, it’s microcosmic

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Heavenly stays: 10 of the best monastery breaks in Europe

From frugal retreats to luxury escapes, these convents and monasteries offer peace and spectacular locations for all faiths

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To Big Sur, with love: a monastery stay on the northern California coast

High above the Pacific, a hermitage offers a world without distraction, where silence, serenity and joy reign supreme

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‘We were inspired, recharged and nourished by nature’: readers’ favourite wellness trips

From mindful waking in the Yorkshire Dales to a Buddhist retreat in Japan, our tipsters have found inner peace and rejuvenation all over the world

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It’s like plunging under the North Pole: my mind-stretching ice dive in the French Alps

Move over wild swimming … ice diving in a frozen mountain lake and camping under the Milky Way connects you with nature at its most raw and magical

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The French treehouse that offers the perfect digital detox — plus three other bucolic offline retreats

Jason Chau checks into a luxury treehouse to spa, stargaze and disconnect from his trusty iPhone. Plus we pick more of the best places to switch off and unwind this winter

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My winter campervan adventure in the Cairngorms, Scotland

A slow jaunt around the mountainous national park, on some of the highest roads in Britain, delivers dramatic scenery, frosty walks and ziplining after dark

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Merchants of Venice: 10 of the city’s most beautiful historic shops

From an elegant apothercary to a jewellers in a baroque salon, these stores all have atmospheric interiors and a history of exquisite craftsmanship

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The lesser-known Caribbean islands to put on your bucket list for 2025

Escape the crowds but keep the paradise setting: Rosalyn Wikeley has your guide to the off-the-beaten-track islands to book this year

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Share a tip on less-known Italy

Tell us about brilliant breaks in Italy away from tourist hotspots – whether to a city, the coast or the countryside – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher

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Even the black slopes are green: my eco-friendly skiing break in Austria

The carbon footprint of a skiing holiday can be as deep as a crevasse, but one Austrian resort with sustainability at its heart is mitigating its impact

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Away with Anthony Burke: ‘We did yoga twice a day and listened to the monkeys and elephants at night’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about travel, the Grand Designs Australia host reveals why he always packs a sketchbook, and welcomes things ‘not working out’

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Three generations, one Tudor manor and some light trauma: a multi-generational break in Somerset

When an extended family go on holiday together in Portishead, it’s games, laughter – and tears for one

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The Torridon: the old school Highlands hotel where you can live out your The Traitors fantasy

Fancy yourself a Highland fling a la The Traitors? Rosalyn Wikeley has your guide to one of Scotland’s most iconic boutique hotels

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Mardi Gras the Balkan way – alternatives to Venice carnival

In Croatia, Montenegro and Albania, the legacy of Venetian occupation lives on in a series of spectacular carnivals that these days have a local twist

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The chic escape the style set will flock to after Paris Fashion Week — that's under £300 a night

This country farmhouse near Paris will be all over your social feeds after this season’s shows — book in before everyone else does

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When in Rome … go where the Romans go, not the tourist crowds

The Eternal City’s monuments and museums are busy at the best of times, but there remain myriad treasures to explore that are well off the beaten track

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The Harper: Boutique hotel drives off the beaten track in North Norfolk

New car-hire partnership pairs luxury travel with playful accommodation

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Why an interrail trip around Europe should be your next summer holiday

As we become more climate conscious and long for a deeper connection with the places we visit, Emma Loffhagen takes on France and Spain by train — and discovers that interrailing isn’t just for cash-strapped A-Level students

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Escape to the Belmond Napasai for The White Lotus treatment minus the crowds

Check into this Belmond outpost for a stay inspired by the new series of the tragicomedy with all of the cheer, and none of the tears, says Gina Jackson

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For climate-friendly ski touring, try Scotland

Letter: Scottish hills and mountains are fun to ski up and down – you just have to seize the snow when it comes, says Mike Cawthorne

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Alternative wonders: why Yemen’s ancient terraces are a supreme human creation

The soil, treasured for centuries, turns steep Yemini slopes into fertile and productive land. Coffee grown here was served at London’s first coffee house in 1652

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