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Getty Museum presents Happy Birthday, Mr. Hockney
Posted on 20 July, 2017 | No CommentsTwo-part exhibition at the Getty Center features rarely seen self portraits and photographs on the occasion of Hockney’s 80th birthday Self-portraits: June 27–November 26, 2017 Photographs: July 18–November 26, 2017... -
Trains and Boats, but no Planes, in North Wales
Posted on 19 July, 2017 | No CommentsIf you hanker to return to the age of steam, then North Wales is a rail enthusiast’s delight, and the train is the perfect way to take in the spectacular... -
‘The Wind In The Willows’ Themed Michelin Starred Picnic
Posted on 19 July, 2017 | No CommentsLaunched by St. James’s Hotel and Club in collaboration with the new West-End musical Celebrate the quintessentially British musical this summer with a delicious picnic hamper created by Executive Head... -
A Room with a View – Porto or the Douro Valley?
Posted on 18 July, 2017 | No CommentsFiona Maclean discovers the romantic side of this beautiful part of Portugal What makes some places seem so intrinsically romantic that even a die-hard singleton like me starts looking for... -
Summer in the Tyrol, Austria
Posted on 18 July, 2017 | No CommentsUntil recently, winter sports were the main attraction in Austria’s mountain resorts but summer activities are now coming into their own. Rupert Parker gets a taste The Tyrolean village of... -
Safestay Hostels Expand into Barcelona, Lisbon and Prague
Posted on 13 July, 2017 | No CommentsLuxury hostel group Safestay has announced the take-over of Equity Point Hostels to add four new hostels to their portfolio The acquisition of hostels in Lisbon, Barcelona (2 properties) and... -
RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show
Posted on 13 July, 2017 | No CommentsPeter Morrell reports on a grand day out which had a distinctly international flavour After Chelsea the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show is one of the Uk’s most highly... -
Inghams Italy launches preview 2018 brochure
Posted on 7 July, 2017 | No CommentsInghams Italy has launched its preview 2018 programme with PRICES FROZEN and a range of EARLY BOOKING OFFERS, saving up to £50 per person if booked before 30th September 2017... -
Ranching in Saskatchewan, Canada
Posted on 5 July, 2017 | No CommentsStuart Forster hits the trail with a Canadian Cowboy When it comes to cowboys I tend to think of the USA rather than Canada. However, a little more than 100... -
Sargent: the Watercolours
Posted on 1 July, 2017 | No CommentsAn exhibition in Dulwich gives a seldom seen view of a painter relaxing, writes John Westbrooke John Singer Sargent was the most famous portraitist of the late Victorian and Edwardian...