Gabriella Le Breton
Travel Writer at Freelance
Freelance travel writer specialising in skiing, cruising and luxury adventure travel. @TheHotelegraph Kent expert
Articles
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater |William Cook |Gabriella Le Breton |Sarah Lane
The Italian city is braced for record visitor numbers this year - but it's possible to get off the beaten track if you know howFlorence, cradle of the Italian Renaissance and home to an estimated 30 per cent of the world's art treasures, is a near-perfect destination for a short break.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Gabriella Le Breton
There’s a saying in ski resorts that often surprises visitors: “People come for winter, but stay for the summers.”It can be hard, when you’ve spent a lifetime regarding mountains as an exclusively winter holiday option, to reimagine the monochrome landscapes as playgrounds in summer too. The reality is that, once the snow melts, they reveal a technicolour world of lush pastures littered with wildflowers and duck egg blue glacial lakes fed by burbling rivers.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gabriella Le Breton
Rediscover your favourite resort in the warmer weather and find a world of crowd-free mountains at a fraction of the price There's a saying in ski resorts that often surprises visitors: "People come for winter, but stay for the summers."It can be hard, when you've spent a lifetime regarding mountains as an exclusively winter holiday option, to reimagine the monochrome landscapes as playgrounds in summer too.
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1 month ago |
outthere.travel | Gabriella Le Breton
Long cherished by intrepid downhillers for its rugged terrain and exceptional snow record, Andermatt has a unique history that has enabled it to bend the tradition-bound rules of chocolate-box ski-resort development and become a worldly beacon of hedonism and indulgence.
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2 months ago |
independent.co.uk | Gabriella Le Breton
The mountain peak Cima Immink was first scaled by her father-in-law’s great-great-grand aunt and Gabriella Le Breton vowed one day to see it for herself. On travelling to the Pale di San Martino massif, she discovers the legacy of a remarkable, if controversial, woman“I always imagined I would see it for myself…” My father-in-law’s voice tailed off and his cancer-gnarled fingers tightened their grip on mine as tears engulfed us both.
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