HIGH ART
The Umbrian hill town of Orvieto, set on a natural pedestal, lives up to its elevated position; it is unspoilt, uncrowned and home to some of the most beautiful buildings in Italy.

STILL LAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
Its hippy beach shacks may have given way to five-star hotels, but Bali still has pockets of untapped beauty as serene and laid back as they ever were. Long time resident Jamie James seeks them out.

WHICH WAY TO THE BEACH PARTY?
Brigitte Bardot may have put Búzios on the radar, but now a new generation of Brazilians have turned it into the country’s hottest seaside star.

ROLL UP, ROLL UP
The world’s most famous restaurant, El Bulli, is about to close; but the show must go on. Find out about the Adrià brothers’ theatrical new project in Barcelona.

SO NEAR, YET SO FAR AWAY
Ireland may be within easy reach, but a holiday there – on either side of the border – can feel like a proper adventure. Find out why with this five-city guide.

PLENTY MORE FISH IN THE SEA?
If we don’t act now, our oceans could be empty in decades. Project Seahorse is launching marine sanctuaries in the Philippines to prevent this, and has involved Selfridges. Alannah Weston, the store’s creative director, reports.

PLUS: bed hopping with chef Alain Ducasse; around the world with Celia Walden; go with the flow in Finland; where to stay in Toronto; a great drive along Turkey’s Black Sea shore.

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