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2 August, 2016
Kathedrale Saint Front in Perigueux, Perigord

Exploring lesser-known areas of the Dordogne

For many here in Britain, the Dordogne always conjured up images of bygone rural England, much like an imaginary and warmer version of the Cotswolds at a slow rural pace of life. There would be buildings of honey-coloured stone and fields of rich green, with wild multi-coloured flowers and villages of very friendly locals.

29 July, 2016
Istria

Why Istria is a great place for kids

With beautiful coastal scenery, picturesque towns full of tradition, and unspoilt countryside, Istria is a great place to have a holiday. This popular region of Croatia has plenty of entertainment and sports facilities, and is great for kids, with a host of activities they can enjoy.

25 July, 2016
Spello

Three beautiful villages of Umbria

There are so many historic and unspoilt towns and villages in Umbria, many are not even included on the main holiday visit lists. The Borghi Piu Belli dell’Italia is a great organisation which was set up to try and preserve these iconic villages from their culture being lost or ruined. They work for protection and

22 July, 2016
Villa Glycine

Relax and unwind in Provence at the beautiful Villa Glycine

Vintage Travel is delighted to have added a new property to our Provence programme, the stunning Villa Glycine. This five bedroom, four-bathroom villa sleeps between 10 and 12 guests. The villa itself is just five kilometres from the beautiful hilltop village of Fayence, where you can wine and dine from a quality restaurant which overlooks

20 July, 2016
Lanzarote

Why Lanzarote is the ideal place for sports enthusiasts

The beautiful island of Lanzarote has warm weather nearly all year round, rarely getting cold, so you can enjoy outdoor sports any time you wish. The island can be breezy, which is a blessing to surfers and kite boarders. Even the top surfing exponents rush to places like the Costa Teguise, La Santa and Famara,

13 July, 2016
Girona Cathedral

What makes the Cathedral of Girona so magical?

Some grand churches do not need a plethora of gold ornamentation to make them impressive, they can rely on their imposing form. This is definitely the case with Girona Cathedral. This inspiring cathedral was built over several centuries. The entrance is via a large staircase from the late 17th century, but the frontal façade is