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Art aloft in New York City

By Amy Brader

Until 18 November, an unusual installation by Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi is bringing a new perspective to the 13ft-tall statue of Christopher Columbus by Central Park.
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In the footsteps of Japan’s haiku master

Follow the path that inspired the Japanese poet Matsuo Basho’s most famous work.


Red Sea diving: Alternatives to Sharm el-Sheikh

By Jessica Lee

Lesser-known options for those planning a winter diving escape to Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
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The Seine gets a controversial makeover

By Kim Laidlaw Adrey

A 35 million euro project is creating a public space out of the urban motorway on both sides of the River Seine.
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Beyond Angkor Wat

Beyond Cambodia's star tourist attractions, the country's less visited temples carry equal majesty and mystery.
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The highest afternoon tea in the world

By Georgina Wilson-Powell

The sacred ritual of afternoon tea with cakes, finger sandwiches and scones is taken to dizzying new heights in Dubai.
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Mapping the world: Madagascar

A cartographer’s guide to global destinations


Tablets invade the travel sphere

From the in-flight experience to hotel check in


Improvements in handicap travel

New initiatives in New York, Dublin and more


Extreme US pumpkin events

Strange uses for the seasonal squash


Slideshows

Formidable beauty in the Highlands

Soak in the beauty of Scotland’s northwest coast


The Oltrarno artisans

Peek inside Florence’s studios and shop windows


LA’s hidden architectural delights

A skyline of Art Deco, Spanish Mission and more


A day at Tapati Rapa Nui

Easter Island’s festive Polynesian celebration


China's historic splendour

Inspiring travellers since Marco Polo’s days


Where in the world? with Lonely Planet

São Paulo’s Vila Madalena neighbourhood is known for its pubs and cafes.

The economic and financial centre of Brazil is also a cultural hotbed that attracts residents from all over the world.

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Travel Tweets

2012 around the BBC

Crowds line the parade route

Huge crowds cheer GB's athletes

Hundreds of thousands of people line the route of a victory parade through London to cheer Britain's Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

Paralympians at the closing ceremony in London (9 Sept 2012)

London 2012: How the world saw the Paralympics

With the London 2012 Paralympics over, how have they been judged around the world?

Burning cyclist

Britons refuse to let go of Games

Fans cannot believe that the Paralympic Games are over, signalling the end of London 2012.

Nigeria's success in turning silver into gold

What next for 2012 Games Makers?

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