Engage all your senses and experience nature first-hand at one of the most anticipated horticultural events of all. A true spectacle, Floriade is a globally important exposition hosted in the Netherlands just once every ten years.

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Our great capital rivals any in the world in terms of culture, history, architecture and diversity. People have chosen to settle here for more than two thousand years; it was the Romans who gave the city its name, Londinium.

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Translated as the ‘wild’ or ‘brave’ coast, Spain’s Costa Brava extends north from Blanes to the French border. Best known for the half dozen most established and popular resorts scattered along the shoreline – from Lloret de Mar to Calella – on closer inspection this rugged, 200km coast reveals many different faces, from untouched fishing villages and fragrant pine forests to ancient remains and artists’ haunts.

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Northumberland is often referred to as 'The Best Kept Secret' in England. It is the most northerly county and its rugged scenery and spectacular seascapes is a sight to behold. Its numerous ancient castles hint at its violent history; it has seen many battles between England and Scotland, and many of these fortifications are still here today with its wealth of history, archaeology and heritage to explore.

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Newquay has long enjoyed fame as a vibrant summer destination, renowned for its long, clean beaches and offering a wealth of things to see and do. This former fishing port has been popular with holidaymakers for well over a century now and it remains the ideal Cornish base from which to explore – full of life and character but within easy reach of the tranquil countryside and its pretty hamlets.

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Poland is a fascinating country with beautiful sights and epic legends, but no city is as magical as Krakow, the second largest, and one of the oldest in the country. Traditionally, one of the leading centres for academic excellence and culture, there is a huge amount to see and experience. Today, it is a vibrant hub of culture and activity.

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Blackpool has long been known as a classic family resort with it's trams, donkey rides and three piers as well as seven miles of sandy beach. Now, a huge regeneration and development project has brought this busy seaside town into the 21st century, with a sense of activity, culture and atmosphere.

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There’s nowhere quite like Brighton. Within one city, you’ll find a traditional seaside resort, an uber-trendy university town of unique shops and swanky bars, and a chic holiday destination crammed with boutique hotels and big-name restaurants. This is a place with charm and charisma in spades – no wonder more than eight million people flock here each year.

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As any visitor to Tuscany will tell you, it’s difficult not to fall under this region’s unique spell. A rolling landscape of umber, olive and ochre, dotted with fortified hill towns and awe-inspiring cities crammed with renaissance art, this is one of the most popular places to explore in one of the most visited countries in the world.

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