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• Bizarre Festivals of Europe by Tom Parkinson November 02, 2008 Celebrating the weird and wonderful is hardly exclusive to Europe (just look at Spamarama in the USA), but few other cultures approach the bizarre with such fervour. Every country on the continent has its own clutch of unique events, from animal and vegetable worship to strange extreme sports. (read article)
• Volunteering in Europe by Fran Parnell November 02, 2008 Lazing on a beach is all very well, but have you ever wanted something, well, more from a holiday? Volunteering vacations are a growing phenomenon: instead of sunburn and an armful of duty-free, chances are you'll return home with a feel-good glow, a new group of like-minded friends and a raft of extra talents and experiences. (read article)
• Great European Rail Journeys by Tom Hall November 02, 2008 Who needs planes? Not lucky European travellers. Train travel survives from a time when the journey was as important as the destination and Europe is well served with fast, good-value rail services linking beautiful cities. Train windows do more than let light in - they show off Europe as the incredibly varied travel playground it is. And at night, there's nothing more romantic than slipping silently out of one of the world's great cities knowing the morning brings a new one. Here are four of our picks for great European rail journeys. (read article)
• Liquids on European Planes by Tom Hall November 02, 2008 Travelling to or within Europe by air? Flying through UK and European airports? Then you need to know about new rules governing liquids on planes. (read article)
• A Bicycle Built for Two by Patrick Abboud November 02, 2008 Three thousand kilometres and two very sore bums; Patrick Abboud meets Gab and Eva who are riding their bikes from Paris to Cairo. (read article)
• Have Shovel, will Travel by Dan Austin November 02, 2008 Ditch the high-speed trips in favour of the ultimate in slow travel - a good old-fashioned archaeological dig. (read article)
• European Music Festivals Summer 2008 by Ghita Loebenstein November 02, 2008 Love music, will travel. With so many music festivals crowding the European summer calendar, you could spend the entire season walking between stages. And that doesn't necessarily mean you'll be stuck in a boggy field in the middle of nowhere. Music fixes now come packaged in all sorts of picturesque locations: Serbia's Danube River, the Mediterranean coast in Spain and the rolling hills of Stradbelly, Ireland are just some of the places you'll find this summer's best soundtracks. Grab your tent pegs and choose your poison. (read article)
• Bizarre Festivals of Europe by Tom Parkinson June 05, 2006 Celebrating the weird and wonderful is hardly exclusive to Europe (just look at Spamarama in the USA), but few other cultures approach the bizarre with such fervour. Every country on the continent has its own clutch of unique events, from animal and vegetable worship to strange extreme sports. (read article)
• Volunteering in Europe by Fran Parnell June 26, 2006 Lazing on a beach is all very well, but have you ever wanted something, well, more from a holiday? Volunteering vacations are a growing phenomenon: instead of sunburn and an armful of duty-free, chances are you'll return home with a feel-good glow, a new group of like-minded friends and a raft of extra talents and experiences. (read article)
• Great European Rail Journeys by Tom Hall July 10, 2006 Who needs planes? Not lucky European travellers. Train travel survives from a time when the journey was as important as the destination and Europe is well served with fast, good-value rail services linking beautiful cities. Train windows do more than let light in - they show off Europe as the incredibly varied travel playground it is. And at night, there's nothing more romantic than slipping silently out of one of the world's great cities knowing the morning brings a new one. Here are four of our picks for great European rail journeys. (read article)
• Liquids on European Planes by Tom Hall November 12, 2006 Travelling to or within Europe by air? Flying through UK and European airports? Then you need to know about new rules governing liquids on planes. (read article)
• A Bicycle Built for Two by Patrick Abboud March 06, 2007 Three thousand kilometres and two very sore bums; Patrick Abboud meets Gab and Eva who are riding their bikes from Paris to Cairo. (read article)
• Have Shovel, will Travel by Dan Austin January 12, 2008 Ditch the high-speed trips in favour of the ultimate in slow travel - a good old-fashioned archaeological dig. (read article)
• European Music Festivals Summer 2008 by Ghita Loebenstein May 09, 2008 Love music, will travel. With so many music festivals crowding the European summer calendar, you could spend the entire season walking between stages. And that doesn't necessarily mean you'll be stuck in a boggy field in the middle of nowhere. Music fixes now come packaged in all sorts of picturesque locations: Serbia's Danube River, the Mediterranean coast in Spain and the rolling hills of Stradbelly, Ireland are just some of the places you'll find this summer's best soundtracks. Grab your tent pegs and choose your poison. (read article)
• Cathedrals of the Iron Horse, Awesome Again by SIMON WINCHESTER January 18, 2009 Grand train stations are being refurbished all around the world, bringing back old-style glamour. (read article)
• Spain: Insider's Guide introduction by Annie Bennett February 03, 2009 From Barcelona to Madrid, Annie Bennett suggests how to make the most of Spain this year, including essential information on how to get there and car hire. (read article)
• Bradley Wiggins's heaven on earth: Port de Pollença Majorca by Bradley Wiggins February 04, 2009 Gold medal cyclist Bradley Wiggins finds the peace and tranquillity of Port de Pollen&ccedil<a perfect for a family holiday. (read article)
• Palma Majorca: Art and history in the sun by Alexandra Ferguson February 18, 2009 Palma in Majorca shines in both climate and culture, says Alexandra Ferguson. (read article)
• Kirsty Wark's heaven on earth: Majorca by Kirsty Wark March 14, 2009 Kirsty Wark appreciates the real Majorca - a lush, relaxing island that is perfect for hiking. (read article)
• France: events and festivals in 2009 by Anthony Peregrine January 24, 2009 Why let exchange rates rule your life? Despite everything, there are lots of good reasons for going to France this year. Anthony Peregrine ticks off some of them. (read article)
• The best of France in 2009 January 24, 2009 (read article)
• The Morrison Dublin: Hotel watch by Oliver Smith March 11, 2009 Oliver Smith reviews The Morrison, a stylish escape offering bold design close to the main sights in Dublin. (read article)
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• France 2009: summer holiday planning guide by Fred Mawer January 21, 2009 Just a short, cheap Channel crossing away, France is still a desirable, good-value holiday spot, despite the flagging pound, says Fred Mawer. (read article)
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/hubs/greentravel/ (read article)
• Bellinter House County Meath: full review December 04, 2008 Bellinter House, County Meath: hotel review from Mr & Mrs Smith. (read article)
• Cork Ireland: My kind of town by Fiona O’Brien March 05, 2009 Writer Fiona O&rsquo<Brien is enamoured with Cork, describing the city as a distillation of the best of Irish. (read article)
• Sligo Ireland: My kind of town by No April 07, 2009 Author No&euml<lle Harrison loves the stunning landscapes of Sligo, despite the town's transformation into a modern-day metropolis. (read article)
• Portugal 2009: activity holiday guide by Gill Charlton February 13, 2009 Gill Charlton selects the best operators for those who want a more active holiday in Portugal. (read article)
• Portugal 2009: accommodation options by Gill Charlton February 13, 2009 The best of Portugal's accommodation options, from hotels and cottages to luxury villas. (read article)
• Portugal 2009: costcutting tips by Gill Charlton February 13, 2009 Gill Charlton offers 20 tips on stretching your holiday budget while enjoying a stay in Portugal. (read article)
• Puglia's best beaches: Marina di Pescoluse by Jo Caird April 30, 2009 A practical guide to the Marina di Pescoluse on the Ionian coast of Puglia, Italy. (read article)
• Puglia's best beaches: Porto Badisco by Jo Caird April 30, 2009 A practical guide to Porto Badisco in Puglia, Italy, which arguably offers the region's finest views. (read article)
• Puglia's best beaches: Tremiti Islands by Jo Caird April 30, 2009 A practical guide to making the most of the Tremiti Islands in Puglia, Italy, including the excellent diving opportunities. (read article)
• Puglia's best beaches: Spiaggia della Purità Gallipoli by Jo Caird April 30, 2009 A practical guide to the attractive, island settlement of Spiaggia della Purit&agrave< in Puglia, Italy. (read article)
• Puglia's best beaches: Torre Guaceto Brindisi by Jo Caird April 30, 2009 A practical guide to seeing the undeveloped beauty of the Torre Guaceto coastline in Puglia, Italy. (read article)
• Steven Berkoff discovers Spain's double act by Steven Berkoff April 12, 2009 Actor and playwright Steven Berkoff visited Barcelona and the Costa Brava and, as his diary records, discovered two very different sides of the country. (read article)
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• Britain's best walks: walk of the month directory March 05, 2009 From Highland heaths to Cornish moors, Christopher Somerville's walking routes have delighted Telegraph Travel readers for years. Here, we present directory of his monthly columns. (read article)
• Walking holiday in the Austrian Alps by Christopher Somerville April 28, 2009 On a walking holiday in the Austrian Alps, Christopher Somerville revels in spectacular scenery - and warm welcomes. (read article)
• The bullfights of Feria de Abril in Seville Spain April 24, 2009 (read article)
• Oranges are not the only fruits of Seville by Nick Trend April 22, 2009 Nick Trend beats the crowds in the beautiful Spanish city of Seville. (read article)
• Pamplona's running of the bulls: Fear fiesta and no siesta by Charles Starmer-Smith April 24, 2009 Charles Starmer-Smith experiences the chaos and camaraderie of the adrenalin-fuelled dash from danger that is the Pamplona bull run . (read article)
• Great places to see wildflowers around the world April 22, 2009 (read article)
• Cappadocia Turkey: Oneminute wonder by Tim Jepson February 21, 2009 All you need to know about the world's most remarkable places in 60 seconds. This week: Cappadocia in Turkey. (read article)
• Turkey: The Mediterranean at half the price by Cassandra Jardine April 02, 2009 Cassandra Jardine combines beach life and culture on a family trip to Turkey. (read article)
• Mediterranean island guide: Turkey April 02, 2009 (read article)
• Travel books: Eat My Globe and Turkish Coast Pocket Guide by Clover Stroud April 06, 2009 Clover Stroud reviews the memoir of a 40-year-old foodie who eats his way around the world and a small but mighty pocket guide to the Turkish coast. (read article)
• Calcutta: World in words March 15, 2009 (read article)
• Singapore: the world in words April 27, 2009 (read article)
• Ask Gill: dutyfree whisky falls foul of Sydney customs regulations by Gill Charlton May 08, 2009 Our resident travel expert solves your conundrums. This week: Australia's stringent duty free regulations, quiet Turkey, and who's responsible when you lose holiday to flight delays. (read article)
• The Apprentice: Margate hoping for tourism boost by Caroline Shearing May 14, 2009 Margate's appearance on BBC1's The Apprentice highlighted the need for regeneration at this faded seaside resort. Caroline Shearing reports. (read article)
• The bicycle diaries: impressions of Romania by Douglas Whitehead May 11, 2009 Douglas Whitehead encounters a bear, feasting gipsies and an irascible station master on the Romanian leg of his cycle ride toward India. (read article)
• Turkey's hidden treasures by Edward Reeves May 10, 2009 Turkey is currently great value for British travellers. But you have to venture beyond the traditional holiday centres to unearth its finest gems, says Edward Reeves. (read article)
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• Going green: ecofriendly travel March 27, 2008 In this age of global warming and carbon footprints, many readers have told us they wanted to travel green, and, where possible, without flying. This is a series that will help them do just that. (read article)
• Alhama de Granada Spain: my kind of town by Richard Bigg May 05, 2009 Head to the town of Alhama de Granada for its picturesque surroundings, affordable tapas and Spanish charm. (read article)
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• Travel advice: the true cost of car hire by Sophie Butler May 18, 2009 Sophie Butler considers how to get the best value from holiday car hire and answers readers' travel queries. (read article)
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/columnists/nicktrend/ (read article)
• Mediterranean island guide: Greece May 28, 2009 (read article)
• The bicycle diaries: bruised by the Bosphorus by Douglas Whitehead May 26, 2009 Douglas Whitehead, attempting to cycle 6,000 miles from Britain to India, arrives in the chaotic city of Istanbul. (read article)
• The bicycle diaries: banter barter and hairraising taxi rides in Istanbul by Douglas Whitehead June 02, 2009 Pausing in his epic cycle ride from England to India, Douglas Whitehead observes the engaging disorder of Istanbul in Turkey. (read article)
• Bairro Alto Hotel Lisbon: Where to stay by Sally Avens May 25, 2009 The terrace bar at the Bairro Alto is small and intimate, with views over the River Tagus, discovers Sally Avens. (read article)
• Heritage Avenida Liberdade Lisbon: Where to stay by Sally Avens May 25, 2009 The Heritage Avenida Liberdade is a renovated 18th-century town house with a buzzy atmosphere, writes Sally Avens. (read article)
• Howard Marks's heaven and hell May 28, 2009 Howard Marks used to travel with two passports, now he relies on taxi drivers to point him in the direction of his next adventure. (read article)
• Jerry Springer's heaven on earth by Jerry Springer June 01, 2009 Jerry Springer thinks God must have been showing off when he made Tuscany. (read article)
• The bicycle diaries: the bliss of a flat Danube cycle path and new padded cycling shorts by Douglas Whitehead April 06, 2009 Douglas Whitehead learns a fascinating fact about the Liechtenstein national anthem and studies German drinking habits as he continues on his epic cycle ride to India. (read article)
• Going green in Greece's wide blue yonder by Johnny and Ben Morris April 29, 2009 Johnny Morris sends his nine-year-old son out to evaluate a children's activity week in Greece. (read article)
• Chris Stewart: The start of the affair with Greece by Chris Stewart May 31, 2009 In an exclusive extract from his new book, Chris Stewart tells how he fell in love with Greece &ndash< and became an accidental sailor. (read article)
• Mediterranean island guide: Greece part two June 04, 2009 (read article)
• Sauce: vineyard holidays by Susy Atkins May 29, 2009 Bin the summer holiday and hit the autumn grape trail instead. (read article)
• Amanda Donohoe's heaven and hell June 11, 2009 The actress Amanda Donohoe is looking forward to spending her next holiday in the 'most glorious country in the world' &ndash< the UK. (read article)
• Ethos Hotel Oxford: hotel watch by Caroline Shearing June 11, 2009 Tucked away in quiet residential streets, the Ethos Hotel is a peaceful, good-value accommodation option in Oxford. (read article)
• Camping: Four of the best British campsites with a view by Francesca Syz June 11, 2009 The Daily Telegraph's Weekend magazine selects four of the best campsites in Britain for pitching up and enjoying unspoiled views of the countryside. (read article)
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• Mediterranean island guide: Greece part three June 10, 2009 (read article)
• Brave new Berlin: Preparing for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall by Adrian Bridge May 29, 2009 The mayor of the German capital got it right when he said, 'we are poor, but we are sexy'. In the lead-up to the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall, Adrian Bridge takes a tour of the united and ever-evolving city. (read article)
• Family InterRail adventure in Germany by Kristina Ferris June 02, 2009 Kristina Ferris and family go green and board the train south to Lake Constance. (read article)
• Mediterranean island guide: Croatia April 07, 2009 (read article)
• Croatia: Be enchanted by Dubrovnik by Michael Kerr June 03, 2009 Ahead of the city's annual arts festival, Michael Kerr admires Dubrovnik's atmospheric churches and ever-changing views. (read article)
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• Malaga: Authentic charm of an overlooked treasure by Natalie Paris June 10, 2009 The tourists who bypass M&aacute<laga en route from the airport miss out on a vibrant, cultural city with the best climate in Europe, says Natalie Paris. (read article)
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• Ski in Champry where the snow just keeps on falling... by Becky Pugh March 25, 2009 Head to Champ&eacute<ry to catch the end of an excellent ski season, says Becky Pugh. (read article)
• Switzerland: Heading to new heights for a skiing fix by James Bedding March 31, 2009 Winter is over so James Bedding and his 17-year-old son go to the Swiss village of Saas-Fee for the ski summer season. (read article)
• Switzerland by rail and ferry: Making tracks for the lakes by Geoff Hill June 06, 2009 Geoff Hill leaves Geneva to the bankers and sets off to discover the real Switzerland by train and ferry. (read article)
• Travel books: Spanish Style and Great Days Out From London by Clover Stroud June 01, 2009 Clover Stroud reviews an indulgent photography collection based on Spain and a useful guide to day trips from London. (read article)
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• Does skiing make you fat? This little pig went to Zermatt by Edward Bishop March 26, 2009 Is it true that calories don't count in the mountains? Edward Bishop puts the theory to the test in Zermatt. (read article)
• Pablo Picasso's Château de Vauvenargues by Jon Bryant June 09, 2009 Pablo Picasso's beloved Ch&acirc<teau de Vauvenargues has never been open to the public &ndash< until now. (read article)
• Handson haute cuisine in France by Andrew Purvis June 11, 2009 (read article)
• Jerry Springer's heaven and hell June 25, 2009 Jerry Springer's worst holiday experience was being abandoned by a woman in Paris, the city of love. (read article)
• Family holidays: bargain hunting this summer by Nick Trend June 27, 2009 With fewer holidays on sale, France is one of the best options for families seeking holidays closer to home, says Nick Trend. (read article)
• Travel advice: tips for driving in France by Sophie Butler July 06, 2009 Travel expert Sophie Butler offers ten tips for making sure your car journey through France is a safe one. (read article)
• Ten great sightseeing campsites July 09, 2009 Jonathan Knight, Natalie Paris and Joanna Symons traverse hill and dale, sea and channel to bring you 50 of the best campsites in Britain and Europe. Here are 10 we recommend for sightseeing trips. (read article)
• Ten great luxury campsites July 09, 2009 Jonathan Knight, Natalie Paris and Joanna Symons traverse hill and dale, sea and channel to bring you 50 of the best campsites in Britain and Europe. Here are 10 we recommend for sheer luxury. (read article)
• Ten great backtonature campsites July 09, 2009 Jonathan Knight, Natalie Paris and Joanna Symons traverse hill and dale, sea and channel to bring you 50 of the best campsites in Britain and Europe. Here are 10 we recommend for getting back to nature. (read article)
• Ten great family campsites July 09, 2009 Jonathan Knight, Natalie Paris and Joanna Symons traverse hill and dale, sea and channel to bring you 50 of the best campsites in Britain and Europe. Here are 10 we recommend for travelling with children. (read article)
• France: An Englishman's guide by Michael Simkins June 05, 2009 In an attempt to transform himself from Francophobe to Francophile, the actor Michael Simkins decided to travel around for three months and write a book. It worked. (read article)
• Picasso shines on Provence by Nick Trend June 23, 2009 The exiled Spaniard adored the South of France and this summer the region is paying homage, with six exhibitions and the opening of his home. Nick Trend follows in his footsteps. (read article)
• Fontainebleau: Temple to paints and pleasures by Nick Trend July 01, 2009 South-east of Paris, the charm and inspiration of Fontainebleau live on, says Nick Trend. (read article)