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The Best Things to Do in Cannes, the Jewel of the French Riviera
With boutique hotel openings and revived iconic landmarks, the little city on the Riviera punches well above its weight.
The world's most breathtaking underwater attractions from a museum with 500 incredible sculptures to a shipwreck that's a 'haven for marine life'
Looking to make a splash on your next holiday? MailOnline Travel has rounded up some of the globe's most sand-sational ...
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The Renaissance of Italian sailing: the Olympic team visits Los Angeles
The Italian Olympic sailing team has visited LA to get acquainted with the waters that will host the Olympics in three years.
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The Most Romantic Honeymoon Destinations In Italy, According To Travelers
Are you honeymooning in Italy? You may want to choose destinations that tourists have not overrun. Start with our list of ...
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Why holidaying in The North is better than going abroad
While some of us may rush to book flights abroad, I contend that the best getaways are often much closer to home.' Jennifer Bailey suggests embarking on national outdoor adventures over taking an ...
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Six alternatives to Mallorca with just as much charm, but fewer tourist crowds
Off Italy ’s Tyrrhenian Coast are the six diminutive Pontine Islands. Ponza is the largest, although it is just 3.1 square ...
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I Explored Italy’s Ligurian Coast the Old-fashioned Way—By Foot on Its Ancient Paths
How best to see Italy’s dreamy Ligurian coast? Follow the ancient cobblestoned paths that wind from town to town.
10 Shoe Trends You'll See Everywhere This Spring
From boat shoes and clogs to retro sneakers and thong sandals, these are the silhouettes to have on your radar.
Review: Carnival Firenze Mexican Riviera cruise
I encountered a rare breed: a cruise-obsessed millennial. Forget island paradise; she would ditch land at every chance, ...
Paths to paradise: A hiking trip in Cinque Terre, Italy, goes beyond the crowds to uncover sweet surprises
Visitors flock to this part of northwest Italy, chasing their own version of la dolce vita, the sweet life. And they come to hike.
A fountain of imagination: These Italian treasures inspired the world’s literary greats
The protagonist for Irish writer James Joyce’s modernist novel ‘Ulysses’ (1922), was allegedly inspired by a Jewish painter and writer from the northeastern Italian city of Trieste. In fact, Joyce ...