AllWays Traveller Features

The Toscana Resort Castelfalfi, is located in the Tuscan village of Castelfalfi among 2,700 acres of protected countryside. Recognised for its eco-conscious luxury hotel and villa rental offering, the newly reopened resort is part of an estate that focuses on diverse agriculture and wine production. It is also committed to supporting the local econ...

Lisbon, which is Portugal's capital, is located on Europe's west coast near to the Atlantic Ocean and on the RiverTagus. A cosmopolitan city, it offers visitors a balance of history and culture with the beach close by. Lisbon Heritage Hotels comprises five boutique hotels in a range of Lisbon locations including on the banks of the river in Santos,...

Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands in the English Channel near the French coast, is known for the scenery of its coastal cliffs. Autumn is a fine season for walking in Guernsey and the Autumn Walking Festival (11 to 26 September 2021) offers visitors a choice of over 40 morning, afternoon and evening guided walks. These are an excellent way to ex...

Love Paris but craving for somewhere a little more remote? Then look no further than the unspoilt countryside of the Ardèche. This area of rugged, untamed beauty in central-southern France is a panorama of green fields, rolling hills, crags and forests. This is rural France at its best and where English is not widely understood, so the ability to s...

The annual Dodson & Horrell Bolesworth International Horse Show offers five days of elite equestrian sport on the beautiful Bolesworth estate in Cheshire. The amphitheatre style main arena, with the Barbour's historic castle as the backdrop, is one of the most attractive anywhere and offers excellent all round viewing. This and the second Castl...

The Art of Staying at a Historic and (Possibly) Haunted Hotel Britain – the county where the first purpose-built inn (the Old Bell Hotel at Malmesbury) dates back to year 1220 - is full of historic places to stay. We Brits often tend to take them for granted, very much unlike, say, Australians (and I am a carrier of both British and Australian pass...