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Ten great tourist attractions that no longer exist - and their still-standing alternatives
It can be worth reflecting on the great attractions the world has lost in order to be more vigilant in protecting what we have managed to save.
It can be worth reflecting on the great attractions the world has lost in order to be more vigilant in protecting what we have managed to save.
Designers and architects might travel like the rest of us but they see the world differently and in extraordinary detail.
Jordan's history can be traced through a cavalcade of cars at the Royal Automobile Museum in Amman.
Read the winning story of Traveller Young Writers Competition 2017.
Aarhus, Denmark's second city, is now a culture capital.
With ships, village displays and artefacts, Viking culture comes alive at these museums.
On the 40th anniversary of his death, visit destinations fit for the King.
Touring the Northern Territory with children to learn more about Australia's ancient culture.
A tiny village in Austria has taken the mundane bus stop and turned it into a work of art.
It's not every day you draw a royal as a tour guide.
From a European-style castle in the US to French cuisine in Tokyo: fabulous finds in the most unusual places.
You can find peace and quiet amid Jordan's northern Roman remains.
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