Who What Wear fashion and shopping editor Remy Farrell gives us her insider recommendations for shopping in the UK capital, during the holidays and beyond.

From Jogyesa to Gilsanga, these are the must-visit temples every traveller should see, according to an acclaimed local Buddhist priest.

French It girl and creative director of Rouje, Jeanne Damas gives her insider recommendations for buying fashion, beauty items, home décor and books in the City of Light.

Proudly "untrendy" designer Myung-Il Song tells you how to bypass the chain stores and shop for authentically Viennese handcrafted wares, from clothing and art to holiday gifts.

From Vækst to Gro Spiseri, these six outstanding restaurants offer a Nordic dining experience that stands out from the crowd.

Just in time for the holidays and Black Friday, stylist to the stars Erin Walsh shares her insider recommendations for getting to the heart of New York City's vast shopping scene.

With news of Booking.com hackers increasing attacks on customers, we ask two cyber-security and travel fraud experts for their top tips on how to protect yourself when booking a trip.

Moreso than any monument, museum or tour, taking a ferry helps visitors not only understand Istanbul, but fall in love with it.

A recent survey showed that more than half of travellers would pack their bags, head to the airport and fly to an unknown destination. But why?

Once a place to warn sailors of perils off Sweden's west coast, Pater Noster now welcomes travellers looking for an alternative to modern life.

It doesn't appear in textbooks and isn't included in the much-anticipated movie Napoleon – but the French politician had bold plans to start a new life in the US.

The German capital is dotted with more than 60 public indoor swimming pools, and many of them are so stunning and tranquil they feel like you're swimming in an ornate library.

From Instagram favourites to hidden gems, professional photographer Kate Schoenbach offers her expert tips on how to shoot the most photographed city on Earth.

Recently, videos of surfers riding the Scottish coast have offered a window on the world of a big wave craze, from Thurso to Fife to Portobello near central Edinburgh.

For more than 500 years, the Indigenous Kogi people have lived in relative isolation. Now, a new tourism initiative is revealing their unique worldview.

Despite being one of the smallest Scottish islands with just 110 residents, the Isle of Eigg is a model of forward-thinking, sustainable, eco-conscious living.

Dani Wright goes in search of some of the most pristine air on the planet and finds it in an inviting place with a forbidding name: Tasmania's Cape Grim.

Nijmegen may be the oldest city in the Netherlands, but it punches above its weight in terms of green initiatives and sustainability.

Visitors to Italy's mountain resorts may not know that with every order of classic bombardino, they are taking a side in one of Italy's longest-standing culinary rivalries.

In her new cookbook, The Cookie that Changed My Life, Nancy Silverton takes the classic Oreo to a new level with her recipe for the ultimate chocolate cookie.

While extreme weather conditions in Europe have led to soaring prices of olive oil, producers and chefs are showing their resilience, as well as tips and tricks for coping.

Featured in Bake, a cookbook paying homage to Irish women bakers, Winter Brack is packed full of fruit, warming spices, almonds and orange.