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Sagre - the historic local events that pop up in villages across the country in summer - are the perfect way to get a taste of regional cuisine and culture ...

On a coastline brimming with seafood shacks, crab sandwiches and hyperlocal flavour, our food writer is happy to be distracted from the stunning scenery ...

From the Tiramisù World Cup in Italy to street food 'battles' in Newcastle, your culinary highlights range from the sublime to the delicious ...

'Legends cling like barnacles to these shores,' says our local writer, who reveals how the lore of these craggy cliffs and beaches resonates with the Homeric classic ...

A walking holiday with a group of strangers to the highest range in the Carpathians promises adventure, stunning views and camaraderie ...

The seven inhabited isles off the North Sea coast, part of a Unesco world heritage site, are a sanctuary for wildlife - with great hotels and restaurants too ...

After exploring the cathedral city, I battled the heatwave while walking to the Kent coast on the Via Francigena ...

With bus fares capped at £3 and free for kids in August, it's the ideal time for wildlife watching, woodland walks, world-class art and more ...

From 100,000 sunflowers in Gower and cosmic art in Galloway to a bat safari and messing about in boats, there's enough here to keep you and the kids busy till September ...

From a boat tour in Northern Ireland to a farm with great ice-cream in Surrey, you share your top tips for day trips ...