In an archive piece from The House & Garden Decoration Book, published in 1951, we find an invaluable guide to English ...

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An excellent way to link these sights is by bicycle; rent a CitiBike and follow the curvy, paved promenade from leafy Lummus ...

A pile of stones ceases to be a pile of stones the moment a single man contemplates it, carrying with him the image of a ...

Robin Longbottom looks at an extraordinary 19th-century house and gardens, whose site now forms part of a park ...

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Vienna is Wagner’s city—his visionary structures dot the streets like clues to a future that never quite arrived. Visit his ...

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Anna Nicholas is Telegraph’s Palma expert. Since settling on the island 23 years ago, she has written eleven Majorca titles, ...

THE DOG SUICIDE BRIDGE. In Dumbarton, Scotland, there's a 19th-century gothic bridge that crosses a 50-foot ravine. It's officially called Overtoun Bridge. But it's unofficial name is the "dog suicide ...