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Attic Restaurant review, Pinzolo, Italy

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Valery Collins

Pinzolo is a small town in the Italian region of Trentino surrounded by the stunning peaks of the Dolomites. A modern cabin life glides silently to the top of a peak known as Doss del Sabion a great starting point for skiers in the winter and walkers in the winter. And also, the perfect location for The Attic, a fine dining restaurant.
Guide to the Island of Tinos, Cyclades, Greece

2 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker

Sitting in the heart of the Cyclades, Tinos is an island that beautifully blends history, culture, and natural beauty. While it may not be as widely known as its glamorous neighbours, Mykonos and Santorini, Tinos offers an authentic and enchanting Greek experience. You'll find charming villages, stunning beaches, marble marvels, and deeply rooted religious traditions.
Thames Rockets' £1.5m power boat brings new edge to London's thrill ride

2 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Nick Dalton

Thames Rockets have been rocketing up and down the River Thames for almost 20 years - the rigid inflatable boat trip regularly voted London's most exciting tourist treat - but this week launched a new way to take off into the wide-open waters. It's been a seven-year plan but now a jet-propelled, made-in-Britain, Union Jack-festooned, specially designed boat is about to make waves.
Three must-visit wildlife parks in Southern England this summer

3 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Valery Collins

Wondering where to go for a good day out this summer? Whether a family, a couple, an individual, or a group of friends, a wildlife park is the ideal attraction. So, pack a picnic and head for one of these three in southern England-the Bristol Zoo Project, Marwell Zoo, or the Cotswolds Wildlife Park and enjoy an entertaining day out. These three parks offer plenty of free parking, good facilities including cafés, picnic sites, playgrounds and shops.
Walking Trails in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Dorset, UK

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker

Recognising that the best way to discover the cultural and historical attractions of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole is on foot, the BCP Council have put together a number of itineraries. Maps illustrated by local artists, with detailed information about the attractions, guide you on these six short walks. Bournemouth began to develop into a resort in the early 19 th century, copying others on the south coast like Weymouth and Brighton.
Living it up in the Loire, France

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Gillian Thornton

French chateaux come in all shapes and sizes, from sturdy medieval fortresses with battlements and drawbridges to flamboyant Renaissance homes fit for a Disney princess.But it is hard to find a more photogenic property than the Château of Azay-le-Rideau, its delicate turrets and creamy façade reflected in the still waters of the moat.
CroisiEurope's Venice Lagoon adventure cruise review on MS Michelangelo

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Nick Dalton

Docked a five-minute walk along the waterfront from St Mark's Square, CroisiEurop's MS Michelangelo is perfectly positioned for exploring the canals and walkways of Venice yet is a haven from the hubbub that fills the city. The five-day Venetian Treasures cruise calls this home but travels to both ends of the vast lagoon, visiting islands, the seaside and historic sights. This is a short break, a city break and a cruise with the air of an escorted tour by ship.
Passport Price Hikes for Brits

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Sharron Livingston

Renewing your passport is set to rise again by 7 per cent. On 10 April the fee for a standard online application made from within the UK will rise from £88.50 to £94.50 for adults and from £57.50 to £61.50 for children. If you prefer to renew by post the fee rises from £100 to £107 for adults and from £69 to £74 for children. If you opt for the "Premium Service" which will give you a one day turnaround, this will rise from £207.50 to £222 for adults.
Ski review: The twin

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Nick Dalton

Park City, only a 35-minute drive from Salt Lake City (and its direct flights from London) is a Victorian-era mining town that's turned into a hip and happening year-round destination. Winter, however, is perhaps when it is at its best, its main street twinkling with lights, snow on the ground and its ski resorts noted for some of the world's best powder snow. Generally just referred to as Park City, skiing started here in 1963 with possibly the world's most unusual ski lift.
Heathrow Airport is closed today 21st March 2025

1 month ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Sharron Livingston

Heathrow Airport, one of the world's biggest airports, will be closed today until midnight on March 21st, 2025. This is due to a significant power outage caused by fire at a nearby electrical substation. An estimated 1300 flights will be affected. UK Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has just commented on the Heathrow closure, urging passengers not to travel to the airport. She said:I'm receiving updates on the fast-moving situation at Heathrow Airport.