Sweden: Cultural spoils of Stockholm
Dating from the 1200s and crammed with landmarks, Gamla Stan drips with history.
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French tourists arrested for trying to 'steal a beach'
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Drive-in sex booths may launch at airport
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Supermodel's luxury island nightmare
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Tourists rate attractions that were 'not worth the hype'
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Popular European destinations want fewer tourists
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Amatriciana: Where tomato first met pasta
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Restored refuge is safe from the hordes of Mont Saint-Michel
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Fine for sitting on Roman steps more than pocket change
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Travel advice: Do as the Romans do
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