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Rough Guides is a leading travel publisher known for its “tell it like it is” attitude, accurate, up-to-date content and authoritative contemporary writing.
In the summer of 1981, Mark Ellingham, just graduated from Bristol University, was travelling around Greece and couldn’t find a guidebook that remotely met his needs. It was here that he met Martin Dunford, who was in Greece teaching English at the time. On their return to the UK, in a bid to avoid getting “real jobs”, Mark, Martin and a small group of writers set about creating their own guidebook series; a series that aimed to combine a journalistic approach to description with a practical approach to travellers’ needs. Source
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| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesHow Many Days Do You Need in Cinque Terre: A Complete Guide
Thinking about a trip to Cinque Terre but not sure how long to stay? It depends on how much you want to see — and how much hiking (or relaxing) you’re up for. You can technically see all five villages in one rushed day, but you won’t actually experience them. Two days lets you visit each town without feeling too rushed, while three to four days gives you time to hike the trails, swim in hidden coves, and soak up the atmosphere.
How Many Days Do You Need in Dublin: A Complete Guide
Thinking about a trip to Dublin but unsure how long to stay? It really depends on how deep you want to dive into the city’s history, pub culture, and buzzing neighborhoods. If you're just passing through, two days will cover the highlights. But three or four days give you time to soak up the atmosphere, explore beyond the city center, and even take a day trip. This guide breaks down how many days you need in Dublin, along with suggested itineraries to help you make the most of your time.
How Many Days Do You Need in Milan: A Complete Guide
Milan, Italy’s financial and fashion hub, has a completely different energy from Rome or Florence. From the intricate Gothic spires of the Duomo to the sleek, industrial-inspired galleries of Fondazione Prada, you'll unfold more and more the longer you stay. But how many days do you need in Milan? Let's explore how to make the most of your time in this fantastic Italian city. How many days do you need to see Milan?
How Many Days Do You Need in Florence: A Complete Guide
Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, is a city full of history, art, and architecture, and it’s easy to explore on foot. But how much time do you really need here? That depends on what you want to see. This guide breaks it down how many days you need in Florence—from the big sights like Michelangelo’s David to looking to explore local markets and quieter neighborhoods. With the right pace, you can make the most of your trip without tiring yourself out.
How Many Days Do You Need in Kyoto: A Complete Guide
Kyoto has a rhythm of its own—slower, more traditional, and deeply connected to the seasons. Your mornings might start with a quiet walk through the vermillion torii gates of Fushimi Inari, while evenings could be spent in a centuries-old townhouse turned kaiseki restaurant. But how many days in Kyoto do you actually need? This guide breaks it down with daily itineraries, the best areas to stay based on your travel style, and key tips to help you make the most of your trip.
How Many Days Do You Need in Tokyo: A Complete Guide
Tokyo is a massive city with 37 million people, which can feel overwhelming at first. But once you get a feel for it, you’ll see it’s made up of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character and pace. So, how many days do you really need? This guide lays it out with daily itineraries, the best areas to stay based on your travel style, and key tips to help you plan your trip. How many days do you need to see Tokyo?
How Many Days Do You Need in Cancun: A Complete Guide
Not sure how long to spend in Cancun? This guide breaks it down with sample itineraries and travel tips so you can make the most of your time—from big-name spots in the Hotel Zone to local favorites in Downtown Cancun. How many days do you need to see Cancun? It really depends on what kind of trip you want. If your goal is to relax at a resort and soak up the sun, two days can be enough—you’ll have time to lounge on the beach, enjoy the pools, and maybe check out the nightlife.
Sisterhood in Switzerland: Women-only outdoor activities
As the saying goes: anything men can do, women can do in heels. While the idea is fun, high heels probably aren’t the best choice for the “100% Women” program by Switzerland Tourism. Instead, put on your walking boots or running shoes to join in a variety of exciting outdoor activities, all designed by women, for women. Adventurous travelers should also check out outdoor activities in Switzerland.
The 10 Best Baltic Beach Resorts
European beach holidays haven’t always been just about the Mediterranean. A century ago, the resorts along the Baltic Sea were just as popular with emperors, duchesses, and celebrities as the French Riviera. Besides endless white-sand beaches, the region offers grand spa resorts, laidback fishing ports, and a rich history. 1. Rügen, Germany 2. Łeba, Poland 3. Bornholm, Denmark 4. Nida, Lithuania 5. Usedom, Germany 6. Liepāja, Latvia 7. Sopot, Poland 8. Cape Kolka, Latvia 9. Haapsalu, Estonia 10.
Great places within 30 minutes from London
Rough Guides turns 30 this year, and to celebrate, former publisher and RG founder Martin Dunford has picked some great places to visit that are no more than thirty minutes away by public transport from London. For more on great things to do, see, and enjoy throughout the UK, check out Martin's latest venture, www.coolplaces.co.uk St Albans, Hertfordshire Just 20 minutes from central London, St Albans has its own unique vibe.