Angers' Giant Castle: New Towers Open and the World's Biggest Medieval Tapestry
Château d'Angers reopens its Tour du Moulin after 20 years, plus the 100m Apocalypse Tapestry and a new mediev...
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Prieuré d'Orsan: the Loire Valley garden where medieval France is built from plants
Prieuré d'Orsan in the Loire Valley: a recreated medieval garden of wattle beds, chestnut pergolas and symboli...
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Siena: Why Italy's Best-Preserved Medieval City Still Rewards a Slow Stroll
Siena's Gothic streets, Il Campo, the striped Duomo and panforte: why this Tuscan hill city is Italy's best me...
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Jarrow: The Quiet Tyne Town Between Newcastle and the Coast
Jarrow on the River Tyne blends free medieval monastery ruins, an Anglo-Saxon farm museum, riverside walks and...
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Cetara: The Amalfi Coast Village Where Anchovy Sauce Is Still Made the Medieval Way
Cetara, the quiet Amalfi Coast fishing village where colatura di alici — anchovy sauce descended from Roman ga...
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Verona beyond the balcony: Roman arenas, risotto and riverside views
Skip the balcony queue: explore Verona's Roman arena and opera festival, medieval castles, Renaissance gardens...
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Burgundy's Slow Lane: A Food-and-Wine Road Trip Beyond Beaune and Dijon
A self-drive food trail through rural Burgundy: crémant caves, Époisses cheese, aniseed sweets and medieval vi...
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SOFA 2026: Bogotá's geek takeover returns to Corferías this October
SOFA 2026 runs 8-12 October at Bogotá's Corferías: gaming, comics, cosplay, medieval reenactment and hundreds...
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Bridlington: The Yorkshire Seaside Town With Two Award-Winning Beaches And A Working Harbour
Bridlington on the Yorkshire coast: two Seaside Award beaches, medieval old town, pier fishing and fresh seafo...
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Villeneuve-lès-Avignon: The Quiet Side of the Papal City
Villeneuve-lès-Avignon: medieval charm, abbey gardens and Rhône views just 10 minutes from crowded Avignon — a...
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Aberlady: The Quiet East Lothian Village Where Medieval Ruins Meet a Bird-Rich Bay
Aberlady, between Edinburgh and North Berwick: medieval friary ruins, Hailes Castle and a top birdwatching bay...
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The George Inn in Somerset: England's Oldest Pub, and a 14th-Century Beauty
England's oldest pub has been named: The George Inn in Norton St Philip, Somerset, a 14th-century inn built fo...
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