Julia Shallcrass discovers Topdeck bus tours provide the swiftest way to see Europe and make new friends.

What's in store for Paris's iconic Hotel de Crillon? Samuel Muston takes the long view.

Starting at the top of the London Eye, Julia Shallcrass discovers London attractions and local haunts.

Eurostar's latest service takes you straight to the heart of foodie France. Andy Lynes climbs aboard.

Three years after Ireland's €67.5 billion financial rescue by the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, signs are the Emerald Isle is on the improve.

Scientists have uncovered what, for some couples, may be an uncomfortable truth: all people of European descent are related.

The Black Caps play England at Lord’s this week. Simon Wood has the inside edge on the home of cricket.

Pamela Wade admires the sweetest cupcake, iced with Swarovski crystals.

He's no star on the slopes, but Andrew Potter finds his feet in St Anton's bars.

Increasing numbers of campsite holidaymakers fly to Italy, but taking the decision to drive across mainland Europe is worth the effort.

Bucharest was founded by a shepherd, according to local legend, and was later nicknamed the Paris of the East.

There’s nothing quite as delightful as sipping high tea with your pinky out in the home of the high tea.

A holocaust survivor and one of the last remaining Jews to be saved by Oskar Schindler hopes her story can help prevent the horrors she witnessed happening again.

The Romanian capital is home to two million people, with a cityscape that ranges from rundown grandeur to communist monstrosities and sleek modernism. It hums with a cosy, vibrant and seductive Byzantine charm

Oliver Reed once declared that he wanted to drink every pub dry before he died. In Malta, he met his match.

Tauranga lawyer Belinda Pidwell will never forget a Bosnian man tell how he and his family were lined up and shot.

I’m a big fan of whizzing around Europe by rail. Six cities in eight days I did once and it was a lot more efficient than flying.

Hearty peasant fare in a quaint Portuguese tasca thrills Geoff Cumming

Liz Light spends 24 hours in Novgorod.