Travel

I lived in Paris in the late ’70s and early ’80s, so my experiences of the city would probably be more ‘iconic’ than current. When you visit this city, think of yourself as a ‘flaneur’ —...

Heat. That’s first thing that hits you the moment you land in the Brazilian city of Manaus in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. That was how it was in July of 2014 under the socialist President Di...

Emma Thomson is an undergraduate student of the University of Glasgow, who has interned with t2...

The Wills Lifestyle design team decodes the Kashmir collection for t2:...

Into an isletOnce the capital is behind you, the cities and towns get smaller and more local, giving you a different Cuban experience. Trinidad and Cienfuegos are beautiful spots to visit. The ‘Trin...

If you love the rains and adventure is your middle name, then these monsoon treks are just what you need! Recently, The Telegraph was invited by Countryside Adventure Holidays on a trek with a moderat...

We’ve already travelled for more than 3,500km, but this trip still feels surreal. The fact that we’re on our way hasn’t sunk in yet,” smiled Paul George Vedanayagam. One look at his itinerary ...

Venice is a city of infinite charm, history, art, quirky shopping and fun eating (if you stay clear of the tourist traps). Venice brings warmth to the soul and it fills you with a longing to return. F...

On the map, Sicilia or Sicily is that island just off the toe of Italy’s ‘boot’. This part of Italy was made famous by the Sicilian Mafia which received further attention with the book and movie...

Fort Kochi has transformed from a tree-lined, touristy enclave with Chinese fishing nets and Dutch colonial bungalows to an artsy, edgy neighbourhood with good restaurants and boutique hotels, galleri...