48 Hours City Breaks: All destinationsWhether you’re just passing through or making a weekend of it, we give you the 48-hour lowdown on cities across the globe. What to see, what to do, what not to miss.
48 HoursMedina, MarrakechThe beauty, complexity and sheer glamour of the city's inner sanctum has always drawn colourful characters who feed on lovely architecture and enticing cuisinse. By Tara Stevens, This article was taken from the May 2023 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursTriana, SevilleWest of the grand palaces of the southern Spanish city lies a folkoric barrio, home to seafarers, decorative tiles and flamenco, where sea snails come with ice-cold beer, says Fiona Flores Watson. This article was taken from the April 2023 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursChapinero, BogotáTrue to its origins of craftsmanship, design and creativity, this lively, historic district is home to chefs who have put Colombian cuisine on the world stage, writes Laura Field. This article was taken from the January 2023 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursWest End, EdinburghGo beyond the Old Town’s tourist attractions for Georgian houses, broad avenues and local joints where well-known chefs make heroes of Scottish ingredients, says Neil Davey. This article was taken from the December 2022 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursIsle of ManOnce inhabited by Vikings, this windswept land is home to abundant wildlife, ancient castles and – rumour has it – elusive mythical creatures. Alex Mead goes fairy hunting. This article was taken from the May 2020 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursIsle of WightCriss-crossed with hiking trails and cycleways, this idyllic Solent island provides a Best-of-British escape for energetic travellers. Lucy Kehoe hops on her bike This article was taken from the May 2020 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursIsles of ScillyFor white sandy coves closer than the Med, the Isles of Scilly – off the Cornish coast – boast fine seafood and archaeology aplenty. Words by Rosemary Barron. Photography by Mark Parren Taylor. This article was taken from the May 2020 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursPopayán, ColombiaIn south-west Colombia, in a verdant valley flanked by mountains, Philip Sweeney discovers a city rich in architecture and a rival to Seville for its Easter celebrations. This article was taken from the April 2020 issue of Food and Travel.
48 HoursValladolid, MadridAn hour from Madrid, this elegant Spanish city offers glorious art, sprawling parks and historic architecture, plus hearty dishes and great local wines. Imogen Lepere explores. This article was taken from the April 2020 issue of Food and Travel.
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