theguardian.comadded August 2026
Travel | The Guardianby Sarah Rodrigues13h ago
A baggily clad skateboarder’s wheels clatter across concrete floors, the noise bouncing off exposed pipes and iron girders.
Travel | The Guardianby Ailsa Sheldon1d ago
In the Cairngorms national park, the bracken is changing from dark green to russet and umber. Birch leaves are lined with gold, while the Scots pines remain proudly green.
Travel | The Guardianby Jane Dunford2d ago
Few pubs boast a more idyllic setting. As I emerge from the woods after a 15-mile hike, The Bridges, on the banks of the Onny River, in the rolling south Shropshire hills, glistens in the late...
Travel | The Guardianby Rachel Dixon8d ago
Old Ticket Office, Cambridge No prizes for guessing what this pub used to be… The Old Ticket Office has high ceilings, walls painted shades of locomotive green and booths resembling train...
Travel | The Guardianby Rhiannon Batten11d ago
Pen Bonc Moelfre, Ynys Môn (Anglesey) As close to the sea as you can get without setting sail, this newly renovated cottage is moored up between a little shingle beach and the village of Moelfre...
Travel | The Guardianby David Carter and Nick Molyviatis, as told to Joanna Taylor12d ago
Coffee Normally we stay around Plaka, so Anana is the coffee shop I go to most often. There’s also Behold The Man in Exarchia, which is one of the coolest coffee shops I’ve been to.
Travel | The Guardianby Guardian readers13d ago
Gambling on sunshine at Loch Lomond I love Loch Lomond in autumn. I’d start with a walk around Balmaha village and a stretch of the West Highland Way, pretending I’m there for the scenery rather...
Travel | The Guardianby Gabriella Bennett14d ago
The moon is an impostor. Swimming backstroke beneath its surface, I look up at craggy hollows in close relief.
Travel | The Guardianby John Brunton15d ago
Why go now? Located just north of the Centrale train station, Bolognina neighbourhood is more than just a Little Bologna.
Travel | The Guardianby Guardian readers20d ago
All the fun of the funicular in Switzerland No doubt your first thought on hearing the words “double-decker” is of a bus.
Travel | The Guardianby Ailsa Sheldon25d ago
‘It’s a magical place, and not just because of the hotel.” Standing outside the greenhouses at Högbo Brukshotell, two hours north of Stockholm, Stefan Johansson is talking about far more than...
Travel | The Guardianby Annabelle Thorpe28d ago
The Monsal Trail, Peak District, Derbyshire Start/finish Coombs Road in Bakewell to Blackwell Mill in Chee Dale, but there are lots of access points along the way Distance 8.5 miles Cycle, hike or...
Travel | The Guardianby Ailsa Sheldon2 Sept 2026
The Paps of Jura disappear into the mist as I pedal along the shores of Loch Indaal, and the rain cloud I’ve been racing finally catches up.
Travel | The Guardianby Ben Aitken31 Aug 2026
I used to live in Poland. I worked in a fish-and-chip shop in the western city of Poznań, boning cod and peeling potatoes for £1.50 an hour.
Travel | The Guardianby Chris Moss26 Aug 2026
What’s the edgiest region in the UK? I don’t mean in the sense of sketchy or fashionable, but where on the map of these four nations feels most at the margins of everywhere else?
Travel | The Guardianby Guardian readers21 Aug 2026
Dorset’s take on the Mediterranean Mudeford feels like one of England’s best-kept secrets, the sort of place visitors from abroad might never imagine exists here.
Travel | The Guardianby Caroline Davies20 Aug 2026
It’s summer in the city, the pubs are crowded, and the coast beckons. In a year that has so far brought five significant heatwaves, it is a fair description of the current holiday season.
Travel | The Guardianby Ailsa Sheldon20 Aug 2026
‘Norway is a hilly country,” shrugs Glenn Roar Berge. He’s not wrong, though he is fond of an understatement.
Travel | The Guardianby Mike MacEacheran19 Aug 2026
I hadn’t planned to enjoy any of this. As summer light fell on Stac Pollaidh – the summit’s teeth bared, the views stretching across the surreal emptiness of Assynt – I found myself ankle-deep in...
Travel | The Guardianby Graeme Green18 Aug 2026
As the sun disappears behind the high tree line, our campfire spits and crackles. Four plump trout are sizzling on a flame-heated slab of rock, a cooking technique used by people in the Gurghiu...
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