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Glorious Granada: A History of Architecture | Devanshi Mody | Spain | Andalucia (Granada) | Granada

"What’s in a name? The name Granada is ancient and mysterious, derived either from the Spanish granada, "pomegranate," which appears on the city's coat of arms, or from its Moorish name, Karnattah (Gharnatah), possibly meaning "hill of strangers” or..."

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Diamonds are a Princess’ Best Friend... | Devanshi Mody | France | Ile-de-France | Paris

"Place Vendôme is the French spirit incarnate. Nurtured by influences of the grand monarchical eighteenth century, Place Vendôme became a place of culture teeming with history, a place where a new world was born."

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Beyond the Rose-Coloured City: A Trip to Jordan | Kayt Sukel | Jordan | Petra Region

"We clamber across the rocks to the foot of the waterfalls, looking for an appropriate spot to lower ourselves into the pools underneath. The Evason Ma’in Hot Springs, at a balmy 38C, are where King Herod (of beheading-John-the-Baptist-and-dancing-..."

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Roman Fort on the River Ribble: Ribchester in Lancashire | Mark Davidson | United Kingdom | North Western England | Lancashire

"From records in the doomsday book, Ribchester (Ribelcastre) in Lancashire translates into 'Roman Fort on the River Ribble'. Also called Bremetennacum Veteranorum, it was probably established during the late first century AD under the leadership of..."

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View from the Citadel: A Guide to the Corsican Town of Calvi | Mary Novakovich | France | Corsica Region | Calvi

"In some ways, it’s hard not to empathise with Horatio Nelson when he turned his back on Corsica and on the northern port of Calvi in particular. After all, it’s where he famously lost the sight of one eye in a battle against the French and he vowed..."

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Paradise Found or Paradise Lost? A Trip to the Andaman Islands | Fiona Dunlop | Thailand | Southern Thailand: The Andaman Coast

"Ptolemy, the Roman geographer, may have charted them way back in the 2nd century, but until recently the Andaman’s were pretty much off the radar. Scattered seductively over the turquoise depths of the Bay of Bengal, the 204 islands are a two-hour..."

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Comic Strip City Walk: The Funny Side of Brussels | Kamin Mohammadi | Belgium | Brussels and around | Brussels

"Long outshone by its glitzy neighbours Paris and Amsterdam, Brussels is often overlooked by travellers. Branded as being ‘boring’, Brussels, the headquarters of the European Union, has a reputation for producing enough red tape to tie the whole of..."

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New York Art Hotels: Where to Stay for the Armory Show | Isabel Clift | United States | New York State | New York

"Travel Intelligence scouts out the four best New York art hotels to inspire budding buyers heading to the Armory Show... "

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Morocco's Bougmez Valley: An Unspoiled Shangri-La | Ann Banks | Morocco | Atlas Mountains | Telouet

"I’d seen the Bougmez Valley described as "the best-kept secret in Morocco". Admittedly, this was something I’d read in the Lonely Planet Guide to Morocco, and Bougmez is also mentioned at least briefly in a number of other guidebooks."

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Palm Desert's Art Scene | Hal Peat | United States | California | Palm Desert

"While nothing surpasses nature’s design in southern California’s desert plains with its cacti and boulders shadowed by rose and ochre mountains, humanity has also brought its creative flourishes in the towns that lie just off Highway 111. These..."

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