The Museum of British Surfing recently opened in Braunton, North Devon, with exhibitions detailing the country’s role in the history of the sport.
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The continent’s rich history of scientific discovery and wondrous natural sights are sure to inspire all kinds of brainiacs, from physics buffs to fossil hunters.
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The romance and history of England can be found along the length of the river, from green, rolling hills to the ocean.
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Try a night of a true sensory experience, where you cannot see what you are eating or drinking.
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The capital is the most verdant city of its size in the world. Nearly 40% of Greater London is made up of parks, commons, public gardens and other open spaces.
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Britain’s tallest sculpture, the ruby red, 37-storey Arcelormittal Orbit offers panoramic views of London during the 2012 Games, and will reopen in July 2013.
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You bring the hooch, BYOC supplies the magic
Inspiration for every kind of brainiac
The London store launches a No Noise initiative
Beijing’s labyrinth of history
Beijing
America’s best little beach towns
Washington
A new chapter for Johannesburg
South Africa
Duct tape designs take form in Ohio
USA
Reader Q&A: Mini breaks from London
London
See eye to eye with a butterfly
San Francisco
Spain’s super-charged sport
Spain
Walking in Inca footsteps
Peru
Jaffa, an Israeli city in flux
Israel
An artful 48 hours in Neukölln
Berlin
New gear to smooth summer travel
Technology
Monkeying around in China
China
Italy’s lesser-known Riviera
Italy
Our favourite images of the week
Coastal Australia’s nautical icon
Sydney
London’s wild night out
London
Indonesia’s business boom
Indonesia
A pilgrimage to Ghana’s slave forts
Africa
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