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Scotland’s biggest city has character and history on every street; world-class galleries, buzzy neighbourhoods and an impressive food scene are just a few reasons to visit Glasgow. Here’s where to stay and go on your next trip…

With its gothic architecture, rich history and dynamic food scene, Edinburgh is the second most visited city in the UK after London. Here’s our pick of where to stay and eat in Scotland’s elegant and atmospheric capital – plus an itinerary to help you see as many of the highlights as you can in a long weekend…

London is home to many good hotels – but for a truly special weekend, there are a handful that really stand out. Whether you’re looking for a first-class spa or somewhere with incredible food, here are eight of the capital’s most luxurious places to stay…

A staycation in the Cotswolds doesn’t have to cost a fortune – if you know where to look, there are plenty of affordable properties dotted around the area. From quirky hotels to country pubs, here are ten of our favourites.

From the non-conformists who gathered around Newington Green in the 17th century to today’s diverse community, Stoke Newington has a long history of celebrating individuality. The closest you’ll get to a village feel in north-east London, local road Church Street has every kind of café, restaurant, gastropub and gourmet grocer you could dream of, plus second-hand bookshops, trendy furniture stores, independent fashion boutiques and hipster indie boozers. Tucked between desirable Islington and buzzy Hackney, ‘Stokey’ is a great day – and night – out. Here’s everything that makes it worth a visit.

One of Suffolk’s most scenic seaside towns, Aldeburgh has a seafront lined with Victorian holiday villas and great fish and chip shops – ideal after an afternoon spent exploring its many galleries, independent shops and art installations. Here’s where to stay, what to eat and the places to visit.