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Time to get back in the saddle: Cycling in the Cultural Heart of Germany

Not a beach bum? Bit of an active type? The Cultural Heart of Germany region of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia might be the right summer holiday destination for you then, offering thousands of miles of cycling trails - off the beaten track and with the added bonus of cultural sites and picturesque towns along the way.

Summer traditions in Tirol 2015

Long-standing traditions and customs continue to play a significant role in many towns and villages across the Tirol region during the summer months.

Experience real coastal culinary as St Ives Food and Drink Festival returns with a splash

Now in its sixth year, the hotly anticipated St Ives Food and Drink Festival, sponsored by Carbis Bay Holidays and Tregenna Castle Resort, is returning with an even better programme.

Caledonian sleeper to Fort William and Mallaig holiday

The Caledonia sleeper is perhaps one of Britain's most iconic rail journeys and over the last 12 months has seen new ownership and numerous operational changes.

Murder mystery at North Somerset hotel

An evening of deception and sleuthing will take place on Friday 28 August when DoubleTree by Hilton, Cadbury House hosts its popular Murder Mystery evening.

Enjoy a culture break in the region of Murcia this spring

Culture lovers seeking to immerse themselves in history this spring can take advantage of some fantastic breaks to the Spanish Region of Murcia – with a seven-night holiday for two people with flights available from just £660.

Cadiz: A golf tour with a difference

The powers that be at Great Golf Adventures have one thing in common; they all love adventure travel and they all love a round of golf!Hence, great Golf Adventures, which does what it says on the tin, combining busy itineraries to get under the skin of the destination interspersed with rounds of golf at some of the world’s most interesting and picturesque courses, many in spectacular settings.

Discover one of the most important kingdoms in Welsh history

The Princes of Gwynedd traced their royal line back to ancient times and became the most powerful dynasty in medieval Wales. Their kingdom stretched from the fertile lands of Anglesey to the soaring peaks of Snowdonia and at one point expanded to cover much of Wales.

Brand new Seafood Centre in Northumberland to land shoals of tourists

Amble Harbour Village will be officially unveiled on Saturday 28th March. It aims to showcase Amble as the new coastal destination for a diverse range of national and international tourists, including active holiday makers, birdwatchers, walkers, yachting people and families.

Go the distance on Exmoor this spring and try one of its long distance trails

Celebrating the recent of announcement of an injection of £637,050 Government funding into West Somerset's Steam Coast Trail, Visit Exmoor looks at some of its other well-known Trails that provide a breath-taking network of multi—user paths for walkers, cyclists, runners and in many cases wheelchair users.