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PALMA ON THE GROUND 

Our in-depth guide to 

Palma, Mallorca, where 

there’s an abundance of 

great restaurants, a variety 

of quality hotels, a lively 

arts and nightlife scene, 

and gorgeous beaches are 

within easy reach. 

60 

GULF OF THE GODS 

From the awe-inspiring 

beaches of Halkidiki to the 

city break opportunities 

of Thessaloniki, northern 

Greece has plenty to off er. 

Head here for a break that 

suits all your moods and 

meets all your needs. 

68 

THE COMEDIANS’ 

GUIDE TO EATING AND 

DRINKING 

We ask some of the people 

who visit Edinburgh the 

most – the comedians who 

perform at the Edinburgh 

Fringe Festival every year – 

where to grab a bite. 

Contents 

74 

A VERY SWEDISH SAFARI 

If you like seafood, you’re in for a treat. 

On a fi shing trip off the coast of west 

Sweden you can catch your own 

oysters, crabs or even lobster, and 

then enjoy them for dinner later on. 

82 

BOTTLE IT 

If you’ve ever fantasised 

about having your own 

signature perfume, now you 

can. So wake up from your 

daydream and smell the 

cologne! It’s all thanks to a 

fun and frivolous perfume 

workshop in Germany. 

NUMBER CRUNCHER 

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SPAIN 


The average daily high temperature 

31 on the Spanish coastline in summer 

BERGERAC 

LILLE 

PARIS 

EAT: LA TABLE DU MARCHE 

EAT: CHEZ LA VIEILLE 

SLEEP: HOTEL VIVIEN 

Proving that gourmet cooking doesn’t In this traditional dining room, bunches Just around the corner 

have to cost the earth, Chef Stéphane of dried fl owers hang from the ceiling Passage des Panorama 

Cuzin, who left Paris to open this place, and etchings of Old Lille cover the 

version of a shopping m 

serves up gorgeous seasonal dishes. 

walls. Order local specialities such as lodgings offer space an 

21 PLACE DE MARCHE COUVERT, 

carbonnade (beef cooked in beer), 

very reasonable price. T 

TEL: +33 (0)5 5322 4946, 

fricandelle (breaded sausage), and 

too. Doubles from €94 

WWW.TABLE-DU-MARCHE.COM 

potjevleesch (don’t ask!). 

40 RUE VIVIENNE, TEL: +33 

60 RUE DE GAND, TEL: +33 (0)3 2836 4006, WWW.HOTEL-VIVIENNE.CO 

ALICANTE 

LANZAROTEE 

TENERIFE 

SLEEP: VILLA SAINT LAURENT 

WWW.ESTAMINETLILLE.FR 

What was once the home of an 

SEE: DOMAINE DE MA 

EAT: LA CASONA ALICANTINA 

EAT: ACATIFE 

EAT: CASA PACHE 

18th-century vintner is now a small hotel- SLEEP: HOTEL DE LA PAIX 

If you don’t fancy the q 

This is the place to go for traditional 

In a refurbished country estate, state, 

This fabulously chaotic place is thrown 

restaurant with spacious rooms and a In the centre of the old city and a short actual castle at the Cha 

dishes in Alicante: think bacalao, 

Acatife specialises in local classics like 

together to look like an antiques shop. 

lush garden. Find it a few minutes outside trot to the train station, these low-key you can always get you 

jamon, lobster, paella and grills. It’s not fi sherman’s soups and fresh sh seafood. 

Order typical Spanish fare, wonderfully 

of Bergerac. Doubles from €65. 

lodgings sport a vaguely art nouveau history at Marie Antoin 

a restaurant for dieters: portions are Among the best restaurants ts in Teguise, it it cooked, such as shellfi sh, cured pork and 

71 ROUTE DE BORDEAUX, SAINT LAURENT décor with very modern comforts. Rooms hidden in a beautiful co 

generous, heavy, and made for sharing. has surprisingly reasonable e prices. 

cod doused in litres of olive oil. 

DES VIGNES, TEL: +33 (0)5 5324 1616, 

are clean and quiet. Doubles from €85. Visit the gardens, grott 

14 CALLE MAYOR, TEL: +34 965 212482 

4 CALLE SAN MIGUEL, TEGUISE, UISE SE, 

8 8 CALLE CALLE LA LA VERDAD, VERDAD, PUERTO PUERTO DE DE LA LA CRUZ, CRUZ, 

WWW.LAVILLASTLAURENT.COM 

46 BIS RUE DE PARIS, TEL: +33 (0)3 2054 (pictured), and more. 

TEL: +34 928 845037 

TEL:+34 TEL:+34 922 922 372524 372524 

6393, WWW.HOTEL-LA-PAIX.COM 

CHATEAU DE VERSAILLES, 

STAY: HOTEL DE SAL 

SEE: CHATEAU DE MONTBAZILLAC 

7800, WWW.CHATEAUVERS 

This inn (pictured), housed in a 19th- STAY: CASA EL MORRO 

STAY: LA QUINTA ROJA 

This 16th-century chateau looms over SEE: HOTEL EUROPA 

DOMAINE-MARIE-ANTOINE 

century building, was refurbished in 

In Uga, near Lanzarote, beside side a a national 

This was a a 16th-century 16th-century aristocrat’s 

hectares of vineyard. Tour the beautifully You can’t sleep here, but until 15 August 

2009. The vibe is chic budget, with 

park, this place has just six x suites. The 

manor (pictured). Located on on the plaza 

furnished interior, which includes the you can reserve up to an hour in one of EAT: LEMONI 

minimalist rooms, as well as the option of views of volcanoes and gardens rdens are 

in Garachico, in the island’s north-west, 

faithfully re-created bedroom of the 

the wacky rooms in this hotel-inspired For a healthy lunch thi 

hostel-style dormitory accommodation. cinematic: it’s the kind of gorgeous, 

its rooms have exposed beams and tile 

Vicomtesse de Montbazillac. The guided exhibition (pictured). Contemporary 

café is a sure bet. It’s d 

A roof terrace offers views across 

isolated place a secret agent ent might go to 

fl fl oors. This is the perfect location for 

tour ends with a wine tasting. 

artists have created the strange spaces. cooking with a Mediter 

Alicante. Doubles from €34 per person. relax after a mission. Doubles bles from €110. 

seeing a a traditional Canary Islands village, 

ROUTE DE MONT-DE-MARSAN, 

Go ahead: lie on the bed and observe. serves a delicious selec 

9 CALLE CARMEN, TEL: +34 965 211720 

1 CALLE EL MORRO DE UGA, UGGA, UGA, 

while still having access to the beach. 

TEL: +33 (0)5 5363 6500, 

GARE ST-SAUVEUR, BOULEVARD JEAN- 

soups, salads and mor 

WWW.BOUTIQUEHOTELDESAL.COM 

TEL: +34 928 830392, 

Doubles from €108. 

WWW.CHATEAU-MONBAZILLAC.COM 

BAPTISTE LEBAS, TEL:+33 (0)3 2031 3000, 5 RUE DE CLICHY AND 5 RU 

WWW.CASAELMORROLANZAROTE.COM 

ARO ROTE.COM 

1 1 GLORIETA GLORIETA DE DE SAN SAN FRANCISCO, 

FRANCISCO, 

WWW.LILLE3000.EU/EUROPEXXL/ 

TEL: +33 (0)1 7430 2137 

GARACHICO, GARACHICO, TEL: TEL: +34 +34 922 922 133377, 133377, 

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Contents 

Issue 53 

Take Off 

The Shortlists 

04 WWW.RYANAIRMAG.COM 

11 

THE FILE 

Fun facts and fi gures 

and a very quick 

quiz. Plus: how to 

couchsurf your way 

around the world. 

15 

UNDERCURRENTS 

Go clubbing at Space 

in Ibiza, see a rainbow 

in Aarhus, Denmark, 

feel proud of yourself in 

Stockholm, and more. 

20 

CALENDAR GIRL 

Meet Ildiko, July’s star 

of our 2011 Cabin Crew 

Charity Calendar, shot 

on the sunny island of 

Fuerteventura. 

23 

TECH TALK 

This issue: we check 

out some useful 

gadgets for your 

fast and furious 

adventures. 

25 

FASHION FLASH 

It’s summer music 

festival time! Who 

cares what bands are 

playing – what are you 

going to wear? 

26 

YOU BEAUTY 

Welcome to the bronze 

age! We test some 

products that are 

designed to make your 

skin shine. 

Comment 

29 

MADLIST 

Give us a lift! We reckon 

these quirky elevators 

should be considered 

tourist attractions in 

their own right. 

30 

BEDROOMS 

Hotels fi t for a rock 

star, including cool 

rooms in Berlin, Oslo 

and Brussels. Check in 

and write some tunes. 

33 

FORK IT 

Four top restaurants 

for courtyard dining, 

including a London 

hideaway near 

Buckingham Palace. 

34 

FIRST ORDERS 

The time to drink pink 

is here. We recommend 

some of the best bars 

in Europe for a sip of 

summer rosé. 

37 

WHERE I’VE BEEN 

Actress Anne 

Hathaway on 

embarrassing herself 

in Paris and why she’s 

a bit like Joan Miró. 

38 

SOMETHING 

TO DECLARE 

Comedian and TV 

presenter Danny 

Robins will never tire of 

games on the beach. 

EDITORIAL 

EDITOR 

Ramsay Short 

RAMSAY.SHORT 

@INK-GLOBAL.COM 

ASSOCIATE EDITOR 

Sophy Grimshaw 

SUB EDITORS 

James Williams, 

Julie Alpine 

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS 

Sejal Sukhadwala, 

Susi Weaser, Lucille 

Howe, Mike Peake 

EDITORIAL INTERN 

Christopher Cooley 

DESIGN 

ART DIRECTOR 

Julia Murray 

DESIGNERS 

Colette Fahy 

Wil Griffiths 

Una Helbig 

PICTURE EDITOR 

Patrick Llewellyn 

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WELCOME ABOARD 

The World’s Favourite Airline 

Thank you for choosing to fl y with Ryanair. You 

are fl ying on Europe’s only true low fares airline 

and we are so confi dent that our prices will not 

be beaten, that our low fares guarantee will 

pay any passenger who does fi nd a cheaper 

fare on the same route a ‘double the difference’ 

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Ryanair is also Europe’s best performing 

customer service provider with Europe’s 

best punctuality, least lost bags, fewest fl ight 

cancelations and the guarantee of no fuel 

surcharges ever (see page 129 for further 

details). This combination of unbeatable prices 

and unrivalled service performance will see over 

75 million passengers choose Ryanair this year. 

The following table shows just how much 

some airlines are ripping you off by imposing 

a fuel surcharge, on top of their high fares, on 

each trip you take. 

Airline Surcharge 

RYANAIR €0 

BRITISH AIRWAYS €14 

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SAS €32 

Finally, I hope you enjoy your fl ight with us 

today, and I invite you to sit back, relax and allow 

our wonderful crew to take great care of you. I 

look forward to welcoming you and your family 

onboard many more low-fare Ryanair fl ights in 

the coming months. 

Thank you for choosing to fl y with Ryanair, the 

world’s favourite airline. 

Best Wishes, 

MICHAEL O’LEARY 

Chief Executive 

Welcome 

A FEW WORDS FROM MICHAEL O’LEARY 

“Only by 

continuously 

challenging accepted 

conventions and 

questioning costs can 

we continue to lower 

costs and fares, while 

improving our 

customer service” 

MICHAEL O’LEARY 

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with Ryanair’s low 

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beautiful Malta. 

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Welcome 

SMELLING IS BELIEVING! 

When I’m travelling, I like to smell good! 

Who doesn’t? You’re meeting new people, 

maybe you’re single and looking for love, 

or on business wanting to impress a client 

— or perhaps you just don’t want to off end 

the passenger sitting next to you. Whatever 

your journey, it’s kind of important not to 

smell like sweaty armpits. 

Which is where the power of scent 

comes in. Yep, perfume, cologne, eau de 

toilette — we all buy them and we all use 

them, especially when we’re off on holiday 

(see our shopping section starting on page 

133 for our onboard range). But what would 

it be like to create your own scent, and 

what would it smell like? We dispatched 

our fashion and beauty correspondent to 

the German town of Cologne for a crash 

course in making your own. Read all about 

it on page 82. 

Seriously, why should celebrities have all 

the fun making their own perfumes? If we 

wear their names on our bodies, why not 

wear our own? Eau de Ramsay, I can see it 

now. Thing is, what would it smell like? I think 

Beyoncé Heat Rush is supposed to represent 

Beyoncé’s hot, passionate personality. Maybe 

it will it increase your sex appeal if you wear 


it. Buy it onboard if you want to fi nd out. 

So what indeed would Eau de Ramsay 

smell like? Maybe it needs a better name. 

Perhaps, since I am a travel editor, it could 

be called “Traveller by Ramsay” — yes that 

sounds suitably pretentious and cool. And 

perhaps then I should consider Europe’s 

nations for my sources of inspiration and 

put a little bit of each into my scent. 

From Italy I’ll include essence of tiramisu 

and limoncello; from France perhaps a hint 

of pain au chocolat; and from Spain zest 

of oranges and juice of paella. A touch of 

30-year-old oak-aged single malt whisky 

from Scotland; a zap of pine cones from 

Norway; a zing of English breakfast tea. 

Maybe add a nip of Guinness from Ireland; 

just a little argan oil from Morocco; and a 

drop of Maraschino cherry liqueur from 

Croatia. Throw in a little cinammon just 

because I like it and there you have it, 

Traveller by Ramsay. 

Come on now, you know you want it. It’ll 

make you smell like Europe! 

Read on for fab features on Thessaloniki, 

Swedish seafood, Edinburgh Fringe Festival 

and Palma. And wherever you’re going, have 

a great g fl ight. 

RAMSAY SHORT 

Editor 

Contributors 

CHRIS BEANLAND 

London-based travel and music journalist Chris 

Beanland is a former commissioning editor on 

Metro, who now writes for The Independent, 

Daily Mail, BBC Online and The Fly. He made 

maximum use of his high-school Spanish while 

compiling our guide to Palma on pages 41–57. 

PER KÅREHED 

Per Kårehed is a photographer based in 

Gothenburg, Sweden. He joined our writer for a 

variety of fi shing trips off Sweden’s west coast, 

dodging live crabs to shoot pictures, and was 

rewarded with a seafood supper. See his work on 

page 74 and at www.karehed.com 

JAMES WILLIAMS 

A freelance sub-editor and writer, James has a 

passion for travelling to Greece, and couldn’t 

wait to share the secrets of Halkidiki’s gorgeous 

beaches with us on page 60. He currently writes 

for a range of UK magazines, including Eurostar’s 

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RITES OF PASSAGE 

NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL 

LONDON, 28–29 AUGUST 

If you’re not in tropical climes this 

carnival season, there’s no need 

to miss out: London’s legendary 

Notting Hill Carnival is the largest 

celebration of its kind in Europe. 

Taking place over the August bank 

holiday weekend every year, the 

parade transforms west London’s 

streets with bright colours to rival 

the West Indies. 

Those who like a great crowd 

atmosphere, steel drum music 

and Caribbean food stalls are in 

luck. Remember, you haven’t truly 

experienced a London summer 

until you’ve danced in the street at 

the Notting Hill Carnival. 

WWW.NOTTINGHILL-CARNIVAL.CO.UK 

TEXT BY AIMEE BROOKS 

FLY TO LONDON (GATWICK, LUTON AND STANSTED) FROM 

OVER 100 DESTINATIONS. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

THE NUMBERS 

IMPRESS YOUR TRAVELLING COMPANIONS 

Minimum 

number of 

strawberries 

in a bowl 

at the UK’s 

Wimbledon 

tennis cham- 

Approximate amount 

in euros thrown into 

the Trevi Fountain 

every day 

The year that 

Rome’s Trevi 

Fountain was 

completed 

“Musikhuset, a 

stunning venue 

hosting diverse 

live music acts” 

JAMES DRURY, MD OF 

FESTIVAL AWARDS LTD 

Take Off 

FACTS, FIGURES AND NONSENSE FROM RYANAIR’S DESTINATIONS 

Estimated number 

(in millions) of English 

speakers in the world 

“The arts and 

cultural venue 

LYNfabrikken — 

it’s great” 

VAS PANAGIOTOPOULOS, 

ARTIST MANAGER 

Number of 

endangered 

languages 

with only 

one living 

speaker 

pionshipsships Number of inhabited 

Croatian islands 

YOUR SHOUT 

AARHUS, DENMARK 

Seeds on 

the average 

strawberry 

THIS MONTH, WE ASKED: 

“What’s the 

coolest place in 

Aarhus?” 

Kilometres 

from Rome 

to the Salone 

Springs, 

where the 

water for 

the Trevi 

Fountain is 

sourced 

Punnets of 

strawberries 

consumed 

per day at 

Wimbledon 

during the 

champion- 

Kilometres made 

up of islands, 

rocks and reefs 

The length in 

kilometres of 

Croatia’s coastline 

“I love ARoS, the 

contemporary 

art museum” 

SARAH SCHWAAB, 

MUSIC COORDINATOR 

FOR POPKOMM 


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PACK YOUR BLAGS 

HOW TO HAVE FUN WITHOUT SPENDING MONEY. 

THIS MONTH: ORGANISED COUCH SURFING 

Most of us have kipped on a friend’s 

couch for free, but how about a 

stranger’s? Couchsurfi ng.org has over 

2.8 million members in 246 countries, 

and the service won’t cost you a penny. 

There are some rules to follow, such 

as good communication with your 

host beforehand, and you also have 

to be prepared to put other people up 

yourself at times. And, as you’re not in 

a hotel, obviously it’s best not to leave 

your dirty undies on the fl oor. 

You could also try Servas (www. 

servas.org), which interviews and 

approves travellers fi rst. So you’re even 

less likely to have a guest who leaves 

their pants lying around. Perfect. 

TEXT BY WILL DUNN 

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BON APPETIT! 

MELTON MOWBRAY PORK PIES 

These pork pies are nicknamed “growlers” by 

locals in England’s East Midlands, possibly 

because they satisfy a growling stomach. Recently 

given Protected Geographical Indication status by 

the EU, Melton Mowbray pies can only be made in 

a small area surrounding the pretty, market town 

of Melton Mowbray. Try one, served cold, at Ye 

Olde Pork Pie Shoppe (10 Nottingham Street). 

TEXT BY CHRIS BEANLAND 

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I KNOW A LITTLE PLACE 

THIS MONTH: SZCZECIN, POLAND 

WHERE AGAIN? Top left of Poland, almost in Germany (and actually was once). 

GATEWAY TO: The beautiful and historical Pomerania region and much of the 

northern fringes of Germany and Poland. 

INSIDER’S VERDICT: Admirers of the city are drawn to the 700-year-old Castle 

of the Pomeranian Dukes (not to be confused with the fl uffy dogs), and also 

its vibrant café culture. If you’re in the area, why not do Berlin as well, less 

than two hours to the south-west. To the north, the spectacular Jasmund 

National Park boasts the largest chalk cliffs in Germany. 

MUST DO: The Pioneer Cinema, the oldest continuously operating movie 

house in the world. It was founded in 1909. 

TRY IT IF YOU LIKE: Beaches, lakes, culture, history, a walk around the port 

looking at ships... and if you have an aversion to “the tourist crowd”. 

TEXT BY MIKE PEAKE 

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DROP WHAT YOU’RE DOING 

AND ANSWER THIS… 

Which of the 

following is not 

against the law 

in France? The 

other two are, 

technically at 

least, illegal 

A 

KISSING ON A 

RAILWAY TRACK 

B 

TAKING A PHOTO OF 

A POLICEMAN 

C 

Take Off 

DRESSING AN ANIMAL 

IN CLOTHES 


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PHOTO © OLE HEIN PEDERSON 

AARHUS, DENMARK 

NOW OPEN 

YOUR RAINBOW PANORAMA 

There’s a brand new reason to visit Denmark’s beautiful second city, 

Aarhus: you can walk inside a rainbow. That’s been made possible by a 

new landmark on the roof of contemporary art museum ARoS. Danish- 

Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson has created a viewing platform that 

off ers a 360˚ vision of Aarhus through a spectrum of rainbow colours. 

Step inside an environment like you’ve never experienced before. 

WWW.AROS.DK / TEXT BY SOPHY GRIMSHAW 

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Take Off 

THE BEST EVENTS ACROSS THE NETWORK FROM OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENTS 

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 

1-7 AUG 

STOCKHOLM PRIDE 

Half a million people partying, debating, 

attending exhibitions, watching fi lms, joining 

seminars, and participating in a huge and 

entertaining gay pride parade – it can only be 

Stockholm Pride. It’s the trendy Södermalm 

district that plays proud host to the activities, 

with most of the performances taking place in 

one of the area’s parks. 

WWW.STOCKHOLMPRIDE.ORG 

TEXT BY AARON VARNER 

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Golfe de Saint Tropez 

www.riviera-villages.com 

www.riviera-villages.com

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PARIS, FRANCE 

24 JUL 

TOUR DE FRANCE FINAL LEG 

Le Tour is a unique sporting event that puts France’s towns, countryside and 

mountains in the international spotlight. The race covers 3,430.5km over 

21 gruelling stages, but it all ends in Paris, and it is diffi cult to imagine a fi ner 

fi nish. Aft er three exhausting weeks of racing, the cyclists hurl themselves 

down the Champs-Élysées with thousands of people lining the avenue 

cheering them along. Winners take to the podium with bunches of fl owers, 

and the Champagne fl ows well into the night. 

WWW.LETOUR.FR / TEXT BY BRUNO RICARDO FAUSTINO MESQUITA 

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Take Off 

OSLO, NORWAY 

9-13 AUG 

ØYA 

Summers in Norway can be scorching, and 

even more so when Øya festival gets going. This 

year’s big touring acts all seem to be playing this 

major music festival, in the Medieval Park in the 

old town. Artists include Kanye West, Pulp, Fleet 

Foxes and Lykke Li, and there’s always a great 

atmosphere and plenty of picnics on the grass. 

WWW.OYAFESTIVALEN.COM 

TEXT BY LAURA VEVERS 

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IBIZA, SPAIN 

UNTIL 14 SEP 

ARMIN VAN BUUREN AT SPACE 

The big news in Ibiza this summer is that Armin 

van Buuren has switched residencies and is 

now thrilling the clubbers at Space, one of the 

globe’s best-known party spots. The Dutch 

legend – voted number-one DJ in the world in 

DJ magazine’s Top 100 – is the man behind the 

decks every Wednesday night for BE at Space. 

WWW.SPACEIBIZA.COM 

TEXT BY ALLY MAYHEW 

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Take Off 

HAMBURG, GERMANY 

12-14 AUG 

MS DOCKVILLE FESTIVAL 

This cool Hamburg music fest should be better known, 

considering the stellar line-up of bands it off ers, from 

well-established international acts to next-big-things. 

This year you can see bands like Editors, Crystal Castles, 

Those Dancing Days, Noah and the Whale, Glasser 

(pictured) and Zola Jesus. 

WWW.MSDOCKVILLE.DE 

TEXT BY SOPHY GRIMSHAW 

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LONDON, UK 

27 JULY- 7 AUG 

FILM4 SUMMER SCREEN 

The courtyard of the beautiful Somerset House (home to Elizabeth I when 

she was a princess) is the setting for this popular annual series of fi lm 

screenings. Classic movies you can watch outdoors on a balmy evening 

include Thelma & Louise, Chinatown and In the Mood for Love. Always one 

of the highlights of a London summer. 

WWW.SOMERSETHOUSE.ORG.UK/FILM 

TEXT BY SOPHY GRIMSHAW 

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BERLIN, GERMANY 

5-7 AUG 

INTERNATIONAL BERLIN BEER FESTIVAL 

The motto of this annual festival is “beer makes us friends”, and we couldn’t 

agree more. Hosting 2,000 beers from 86 countries, it’s a fantastic display 

of international beer diplomacy. And, as nobody likes drinking beer in 

silence, visitors can expect 18 stages of live music and entertainment 

shows, as well as a 2km beer garden – and all of this for free! 

WWW.BIERFESTIVAL-BERLIN.DE 

TEXT BY AARON VARNER 

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PHOTO © ACTION PRESS/REX FEATURES

easy ends the day...

The Calendar Girls of 2011

Miss July 

Meet cabin crew member Ildiko, our 

incredible Miss July. Ildiko travelled 

to Fuerteventura to take part in our 

2011 calendar shoot, helping to raise 

thousands of euros for charity, while 

having a great experience at the same 

time. Thanks for being a part of it! 

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(BERGAMO) AND PISA (FLORENCE). WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

WANT MORE? Check out the stunning video 

of our calendar shoot, and more pictures, at 

WWW.RYANAIRMAG.COM/GIRLS 

THE TEAM: PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERON MCNEE / STYLIST SUSAN 

ALCINDOR USING SWIMWEAR AND ACCESSORIES BY SEAFOLLY, 

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HAIR / ART DIRECTORS JONNY CLARK AND JULIA MURRAY / RYANAIR 

COORDINATOR UNA REID / SHOT ON LOCATION IN FUERTEVENTURA 

WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO FUERTEVENTURA TOURIST BOARD (WWW. 

FUERTEVENTURATURISMO.COM) AND GRAN HOTEL ATLANTIS BAHÍA 

REAL (WWW.ATLANTISBAHIAREAL.COM) IN FUERTEVENTURA

PHOTOGRAPHY: WWW.PIXELEYES.CO.UK 

Active holiday 

gadgets 

5 

1 / SPEEDO AQUASHOT 

UNDERWATER CAMERA 

Designed specifi cally for 

use in water, this camera 

has sturdy grips and big 

buttons aplenty. With 5MP, 

4x digital zoom and an LCD 

screen, you won’t want to 

go swimming without it. 

€113, WWW.ADVANCEDMP3 

PLAYERS.CO.UK 

2 / MR I SPY DIGITAL 

CAMERA BINOCULARS 

Useful for everyone from 

the keen birdwatcher 

to the amateur sleuth, 

these binoculars not only 

magnify, but also record 

still images and audio-less 

video. Footage is not HD, 

but it’s good quality. 

€35, WWW.GADGETS.CO.UK 

1 

4 

3 / NIKE+ 

SPORTWATCH GPS 

POWERED BY TOMTOM 

Wear when running to see 

your pace, distance and 

calories burnt. Once you 

get home, you can plug 

this into a computer to 

add your stats and route 

to your Nike+ profi le. 

€199, WWW.TOMTOM.COM 


GADGET EXPERT SUSI WEASER GRABS THE LATEST TRAVEL TOYS 

Our 

Fave 

THIS ISSUE 

4 / VICTORINOX 

FLASH 4GB 

Perfect for any 21st-century 

traveller, this classic keyringsized 

Victorinox Swiss Army 

knife has been updated 

to include a removable 

4GB USB stick. You can 

even buy one with greater 

storage, up to 128GB! 

€69, WWW.VICTORINOX.COM 

2 

3 

5 / DRIFT INNOVATION 

X170 ACTION CAMERA 

Mount this on your bike, 

board or helmet and star 

in your own adventure 

movie. There’s a remote 

for easier recording, and a 

screen for viewing results 

straight away. 

€150, 

WWW.ACTIONCAMERAS.COM 


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PHOTO © PACIFIC COAST NEWS 

HAPPY CAMPERS 

The list of summer music festivals keeps getting 

longer every year, but that just means more 

opportunities to parade your best gear in front 

of an audience of thousands. Whether you’re 

a Benicàssim babe or dressing boho at Glasto, 

there’s fashion fun to be had. Just add wristband. 

Back in April, celebrities basked in the 

California sunshine at the Coachella festival to 

watch The Kills, Kanye West and Katy Perry. The 

fi rst big festival of the year, Coachella always sets 

the festival fashion benchmark for glamorous 

groupies, so we were paying close attention. 

Katy Perry traded her usual cartoonish 

stage outfi ts for something altogether prettier 

and more girly in a D&G lace dress. Her best 

friend Rihanna chose a tougher look, dressed 

for combat in a camoufl age jacket and those 

ubiquitous festival faves: cut-off denim shorts. 

Meanwhile, actress Kate Bosworth (pictured) 

wore ice denim with a Topshop stars-and-stripes 

T-shirt – a great look that we might borrow. It 

would be perfect for Bestival (www.bestival.net) 

on the Isle of Wight this year, which has a dressup 

theme of Rock Stars, Pop Stars and Divas. 

Among celebrities, and us normal folks, 

1970s-style maxi dresses have also been 

seen in abundance at festivals so far this year. 

WE 

€79 

Millbank Ladies in spaceage 

silver. Available for 

men and kids too. 

WWW.HUNTER-BOOT.COM 

WILL IT TRAVEL? 

YES 

“At fests you can 

dress like Kate 

Moss, or dress up 

as a dinosaur!” 

KITTY BANG BANG, 

BURLESQUE STAR, 

LONDON, UK 

€13 

A seriously stylish 

straw hat complete with 

leopard print scarf. 

WWW.MARKSANDSPENCER.COM 

New 

trend 

“The 1970s look is key this year, and clashing 

prints and crochet are the biggest emerging 

trends. I defi nitely see a lot of crochet fl oppy 

hats, peasant tops and fl owing dresses,” says 

Fashionista.com reporter Hayley Phelan. 

“I also see that people are opting for ankle 

booties in lieu of sandals. Cut-off shorts are still ill 

big, as are oversized shades, though this year 

they’re rounder or cat-eyed. People are also 

experimenting with prints, mixing tie-dye with 

fl orals, or a bold tribal-printed purse with stripes.” pes.” 

One summer festival essential is a hat. Try a 

fl oppy-brimmed one like this style from M&S 

(pictured below), which ties at the back with a 

leopard print scarf for extra 1970s fl air. Bear in n 

mind that a hat that’s too huge can swamp your ur 

features. Another good look is a fedora or an 

old-school boater, like those being produced by 

Topshop at the moment. 

If you’re going to a festival that might be 

muddy, try the new Hunter Millbanks (see 

below). These boots are Converse-style, rubber er 

high-tops with a leather-look fi nish. 

With the right festival outfi t, your look will 

easily outshine the bands on stage. 

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€62 

African patchwork 

dress. Part boho, part 

tribal. 

WWW.WAREHOUSE.CO.UK 

NO 

“Festival 

fashion is too 

exhibitionist 

and ad hoc” 

JODIE HUTCHINS, 

PERSONAL SHOPPER, 

PARIS, FRANCE 


LUCILLE HOWE HELPS YOU GET DRESSED IN THE MORNING 


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LUCILLE HOWE SPLASHES OUT ON THE LATEST COSMETICS 

Must-have 

products 

WELCOME TO THE BRONZE AGE 

In pursuit of a perfect summer 

glow, we’re checking out a 

radiant selection of must-have 

bronzers. Summer should spell 

goodbye to heavy foundation 

and hello to a light dusting 

of a healthy tan. Here are our 

picks for the most innovative 

products on the shelves. 

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Buy 

onboard! 

LANCÔME MINERAL 

BRONZER 

PAGE 147 

This issue’s testers work at Trevor 

Sorbie, a UK hair salon loved by 

celebs, www.trevorsorbie.com 

NARS BLUSH/BRONZER TRIO €55 

This limited-edition 

set is a triple treat, 

including a highlighting 

blush powder. The 

blush shade, cheekily 

named Orgasm, gives 

a natural fl ush, and the 

bronzer is subtly goldfl 

ecked. Good for all skin tones, this comes in a 

neat zip-up compact. Just missing a brush. 

EXPERT TIP: To streamline a wide nose, apply a 

light sweep of bronzer on either side. 

Reader test: “I love the gold bronzer and 

would use the highlighter to brighten, too” 

HOLLY PAGE, 25, RECEPTIONIST 

LANCÔME MINERAL BRONZER 3g, €30 

This is the bronzing 

brush that keeps 

on giving, as it 

automatically releases 

powder onto its brush 

at the press of a button. 

You can use it on face 

and body. Apply in the 

evening and you’ll enjoy a fi ne, silky fi nish that 

lasts until sunrise. Brushing it on gives you that 

fun, fi lm starlet feel. 

EXPERT TIP: If applying a bronzing powder to 

your body, exfoliate fi rst for the best effect. 

Reader test: “One click releases a lot of 

powder, so it’s quick to use, and it left my 

skin feeling really soft” 

SHARON WICKSTEAD, 30, COLOUR DIRECTOR 

MAC LUSTRE DROPS 18ml, €17 

Try a little liquid sun 

with this water-based 

bronzer, with added 

pearlised lustre. The 

package is small, but a 

little goes a long way. 

Great for a luminous, 

shimmering fi nish. 

EXPERT TIP: Get better coverage by mixing a 

few drops with a moisturiser. Try Nivea Visage 

Radiance Boosting Moisturiser, for example. 

Reader test: “I love the colour, it’s really 

natural. When I used moisturiser as primer 

first, I found I could apply this more easily” 

BREE DAVIE, 32, SALON CO-OWNER 

PHOTOGRAPHY: WWW.PIXELEYES.CO.UK

PHOTO © REX FEATURES 

Li s for a 

thrilling ride 

HAMMETSCHWAND LIFT 

MOUNT BÜRGENSTOCK, 

SWITZERLAND 

If your trip to northern 

Italy allows for a day in 

Switzerland then head to 

the Lucerne area – and 

the highest outdoor lift in 

Europe. It looks brilliantly 

rickety and in one minute 

will zip you up to a giddy 

1,132m above sea level. 

FLY TO MILAN (BERGAMO) 

FROM 69 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING BILLUND, DUBLIN 

AND KOS. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

MERCEDES-BENZ 

MUSEUM 

STUTTGART, GERMANY 

Straight out of a Bond 

movie and beating any 

department store hands 

down, the lifts here glide up 

and down a vertical track 

taking you to the various 

levels. Even the inside 

of the lift is cool, with a 

glowing fl oor and postindustrial 

vibe. 

FLY TO KARLSRUHE-BADEN 



GOUFFRE DE PADIRAC 

NEAR BERGERAC, FRANCE 

This spectacular cave in 

the Midi-Pyrénées has an 

elevator that takes you 

103m into the belly of the 

cavern. You then step out 

onto a subterranean boat 

for a short underground 

river ride. Probably totally 

unsuitable for the very old 

or very young, but brilliant. 

FLY TO BERGERAC FROM 

FIVE DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING 

BRISTOL AND LIVERPOOL. 


THE FALKIRK WHEEL 

FALKIRK, SCOTLAND 

Different to everything 

else on our list, the 

Falkirk Wheel (www. 

thefalkirkwheel.co.uk) 

near Edinburgh is a lift for 

boats, linking the Forth 

& Clyde Canal to the 

Union Canal (35m above). 

Engineering fans will want 

to take one of the boat 

trips through it. 

FLY TO EDINBURGH FROM 

37 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING 

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MIKE PEAKE GOES RANDOM ON THE RYANAIR ROUTE MAP 

RADISSON BLU HOTEL 


There are certain things you 

expect at a luxury city hotel, but 

a thumping great fish tank with a lift 

inside isn’t really one of them. The water 

elevator here is basically a showcase 

for the Sea Life centre next door, but 

that doesn’t make riding up and down 

surrounded by inspiration for 

tonight’s dinner any less exciting. 

FLY TO BERLIN (SCHONEFELD) FROM EIGHT 

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING DUBLIN. 


LA GRANDE ARCHE DE 

LA DÉFENSE 

PARIS, FRANCE 

If you’ve already done the 

Eiffel Tower’s famous lift, 

why not try the other great 

elevator in Paris? Located 

in the business district, it 

commands rather splendid 

views across the city. How 

high, you say? Try 110m. 

Oh yes. 

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VATRY) FROM 42 DESTINATIONS, 

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HOTELS FOR GETTING YOUR GROOVE ON 

ROCK ’N’ ROLL HERBERGE 


Rock star 

stays 

The guys at this super-cool hostel 

actively encourage bookings from 

touring bands, however big or 

“breaking” you are. All the funky 

rooms include a TV (resist the 

urge to throw it out the window). 

We suggest a game of pool and 

Thursday’s Currywurst evening – 

with meat and vegan sausages for 

easy and fussy riders alike! 

FROM €34 PER PERSON, PER NIGHT. TEL: +49 

(0)30 6162 3600, WWW.RNRHERBERGE.DE 

FLY TO BERLIN (SCHONEFELD) FROM 

EIGHT DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING EAST 

MIDLANDS, LONDON (STANSTED) AND 

MALAGA. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 


HOTEL BLOOM! 

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM 

Rooms at this creative hotel all 

feature frescoes by young, talented 

artists, and VIPs will love the 

spacious lofts. Downstairs, the 

restaurant hosts a DJ until 2am 

Friday and Saturday nights, and 

you can choose to sit at various 

“mood islands”, from Passion to 

Bling Bling, depending on whether 

you’re a crooner or a rap star. 

DOUBLES FROM €79. TEL: +32 (0)2 220 

6611, WWW.HOTELBLOOM.COM 

FLY TO BRUSSELS (CHARLEROI) FROM 

72 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BOLOGNA, 

GOTHENBURG CITY AND TENERIFE 

SOUTH. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

THE BALMORAL 

THE ZETTER 

TOWNHOUSE 

LONDON, ENGLAND 

This 13-bedroom Georgian 

townhouse is perfect for geekchic 

indie boys and vintage rock 

goddesses. Contemplate poetic lyrics 

on a four-poster bed, then hit the 

cocktail lounge or games room. 

DOUBLES FROM £205 (€232). TEL: +44 (0)207 324 4567, 

WWW.THEZETTERTOWNHOUSE.COM 

FLY TO LONDON (GATWICK, LUTON AND 

STANSTED) FROM OVER 100 DESTINATIONS. 


EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND 

This luxe getaway will certainly 

pander to the diva in you, thanks 

to its double walk-in showers, 

professional hairdryers, fl uffy robes 

and REN bathroom products. 

Beyoncé stayed and had her photo 

taken with the doorman, and when 

The Rolling Stones wanted more 

suites than were available, the hotel 

just knocked down a wall to open up 

the space. Now that’s VIP service! 

DOUBLES FROM €165. TEL: +44 (0)131 556 

2414, WWW.THEBALMORALHOTEL.COM 

FLY TO EDINBURGH FROM 37 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING BILLUND, PARIS (BEAUVAIS) AND 

ROME (CIAMPINO). WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

GRAND HOTEL 

OSLO, NORWAY 

It’s easy to raise the roof here, 

as the open-air Etoile Bar has 

done it for you. Down in the 

spa, treatments will keep young 

stars and old rockers looking tip 

top. And for a meeting, try the 

Moods of Rock ’n’ Roll conference 

package with energy smoothies 

and a belting soundtrack. Bands 

including Megadeth have stayed 

here – enough said! 

DOUBLES FROM NOK1,270 (€160). 

TEL: +47 2321 2000, WWW.GRAND.NO 

FLY TO OSLO (RYGGE AND TORP) FROM 

42 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING ALGHERO 

AND BREMEN. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

TEXT BY LUCILLE HOWE

Best served chilled 

Check 

out your 

local ICEBAR 

by ICEHOTEL 

for a special offer. 

Quote icescan 

OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND

OUZERI 

LARNACA, CYPRUS 

Restaurants with 

Courtyards 

Set in a Byzantine-style courtyard, 

Ouzeri is part of the gorgeous Golden 

Bay Beach Hotel, located on a sandy 

beach about 10km from the town 

centre. Eat mezze inspired by classical 

Cypriot and Byzantine cuisine, such as 

marrow-and-cheese croquettes, grilled 

village sausages and breaded crab 

claws. Drink ouzo, local brandy and 

zivania, a Cypriot wine-based drink. 

THREE MEZZE DISHES WITH A GLASS OF 

ZIVANIA, ABOUT €17. TEL: +357 24 645444, 

WWW.GOLDENBAY.COM 

FLY TO LARNACA FROM BRUSSELS 

(CHARLEROI), DÜSSELDORF (WEEZE) AND 

GIRONA (BARCELONA). WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

BOCA DO LOBO 

PORTO, PORTUGAL 

Popular with royals and celebs, 

the small courtyard here is perfect 

for alfresco dining. Housed within 

the Hotel Infante Sagres in Porto’s 

historical district, Boca do Lobo excels 

in regional specialities made with 

local ingredients, from shrimp risotto 

with Port wine reduction to octopus 

carpaccio with sour cream and lemon. 

There’s an excellent wine list too. 

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A GLASS OF 

WINE, ABOUT €32. 62 PRAÇA D. FILIPA DE 

LENCASTRE, TEL: +351 223 398500, WWW. 

HOTELINFANTESAGRES.PT 

FLY TO PORTO FROM 24 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING LILLE. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

COURTYARD AT 51 


Hidden inside a fi ve-star hotel 

near Buckingham Palace, this 

chic courtyard restaurant features a 

BBQ menu of Turkish, Moroccan and 

American grills, and a dinner menu with 

live music on selected summer nights. 

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A COCKTAIL, ABOUT €34. 

51 BUCKINGHAM GATE, TEL: +44 (0)20 7769 7766, 

WWW.51-BUCKINGHAMGATE.COM/COURTYARD-AT-51 


STANSTED) FROM OVER 100 DESTINATIONS. 


LA TRATTORIA DE GIANCARLO 

MARRAKESH, MOROCCO 

Surrounded by a lush garden fi lled with 

banana and yucca trees, La Trattoria 

even has a small swimming pool at its 

centre. At romantic pool-side tables, 

strewn with fl ower petals and fl ickering 

candles, you can enjoy Italian dishes 

with a Moroccan twist. Try calamari 

with garlic, parsley, lemon and Atlas 

Mountains herbs, or strips of beef 

with mushrooms, paprika, onions and 

gherkins served with rice. 

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A GLASS OF WINE, ABOUT 

€34. 179 RUE MOHAMED BEQAL. TEL: +212 (0)524 

432641, WWW.LATRATTORIAMARRAKECH.COM 

FLY TO MARRAKESH FROM 17 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING BREMEN. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 


SEJAL SUKHADWALA IS EATING ALFRESCO 

The Foodies’ 

Column 

Ice cream all the way 

SHERBETH FESTIVAL 

CEFALÙ, SICILY 

This, ahem, cool annual 

ice cream festival takes 

place 15–18 September, 

and features 30 ice 

cream makers from 

around the world. Get 

stuck into workshops 

and demonstrations 

during the day; and 

enjoy live music in 

Piazza Duomo in the 

evening. A €5 ticket gets 

you three mini-cones 

and three cups. 

WWW.SHERBETHFESTIVAL.IT 

FLY TO PALERMO 


INCLUDING VERONA. 


THE ICECREAMISTS 


This innovative ice cream 

brand has just opened 

a new fl agship store in 

Covent Garden market, 

its two fl oors decorated in 

black and neon pink. Their 

infamous breast milk ice 

cream is no more, but 

why not try Toast Mortem 

instead – ice cream on 

burnt toast served in 

jet-black cones? 

UNIT 23/47, THE MARKET 

BUILDING, SOUTH PIAZZA, 

TEL: +44 (0)20 8616 0721, 

WWW.THEICECREAMISTS.COM 

FLY TO LONDON 

(GATWICK, LUTON AND 

STANSTED) FROM OVER 100 

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING 

LINZ, MARRAKESH AND 

ZADAR. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

Feeling hungry? 

Check out our 

delicious food 

menu on page 134 


33


SEJAL SUKHADWALA GETS TIPSY ON ROSÉ 

Bars to drink 

fi ne rosé in 

FRANCO’S 

LONDON, UK 

This chic Italian eatery near 

Green Park has launched 

an impressive summer rosé 

menu – with about 60 from 

12 countries. Try scarletpink 

Rioja Rosado Joven, 

or (my fave) refreshing 

Rosamara Chiaretto del 

Garda from Lombardy. 

61 JERMYN STREET, TEL: 

+44 (0)20 7499 2211, WWW. 

FRANCOSLONDON.COM 

FLY TO LONDON (GATWICK, 

LUTON AND STANSTED) FROM OVER 

100 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING 

MADRID. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 


LE CHAMEAU IVRE 

BÉZIERS, FRANCE 

Owned by a wine merchant, 

“The Drunken Camel” lies 

in Languedoc-Roussillon, 

a region known for its rosé. 

Featuring a terrace with 

wine barrels for tables, and 

decorated with thousands of 

bottles, it’s the place to try 

local gems like Clos Marie by 

Christophe Peyrus and Mas 

Jullien from Olivier Jullien. 

15 PLACE JEAN JAURÈS, 

TEL: +33 (0)4 6780 2020 

FLY TO BÉZIERS FROM SIX 

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BRISTOL. 


WEIN & CO 

GRAZ, AUSTRIA 

VINEA 

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND 

This contemporary, family 

run Mediterranean wine bar, deli 

and shop overlooks the Albert Dock, 

making it an ideal spot for summertime 

sipping. Knowledgeable staff serve up a 

good selection of rosé wines from around 

the world. The bar also holds wine 

tastings and courses. 

UNIT B7, BRITANNIA PAVILION, ALBERT DOCK, TEL: +44 

(0)151 707 8962, WWW.VINEALIVERPOOL.CO.UK 

FLY TO LIVERPOOL FROM 37 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING ALICANTE AND BERGERAC. 


Think pink at Austria’s smart 

chain of wine bars, renowned 

for their “wining-diningshopping” 

concept. Every 

bottle of wine can be enjoyed 

in the bar at takeaway prices 

and is available to purchase, 

including a large selection of 

Austrian and international 

rosé. The company also 

organises Austria’s biggest 

wine fair, MondoVino. 

13 JOANNEUMRING, TEL: +43 (0)5 

0706 3161, WWW.WEINCO.AT 

FLY TO GRAZ FROM LONDON 

(STANSTED). WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

BAR À VINS 

CARCASSONNE, FRANCE 

Located in the heart of 

the city’s medieval castle, 

this friendly bar has a 

huge garden for drinking 

under the stars. There are 

six rosé wines available, 

all from producers in the 

surrounding regions: one 

each from Cabardès and 

Carcassonne, and two from 

Malepère and Minervois. 

6 RUE DU PLÔ, LA CITÉ, 

TEL: +33 (0)4 6847 3838 

FLY TO CARCASSONNE FROM 

SIX DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING 

DUBLIN. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

The Drinkers’ 

Column 

Wine producers 

to visit now 

VILLA FRANCIACORTA 

BRESCIA, ITALY 

Sometimes described as 

“the next Prosecco”, Villa 

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Anne Hathaway 

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THE HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS ON HER ROMANTIC TRAVELS IN EUROPE 

“A NICE LITTLE VACATION SHOULD 

involve a lot of walks through the woods or on 

the beach, or just a lot of time to sit and chill 

– and it should have a lot of possibilities for 

romance, of course. 

“My best vacation was last summer, when 

I travelled through Europe by myself and met 

up with friends in different cities, and just took 

pictures and wrote in my journal, and saw 

great pieces of art and architecture. 

“I was at this Miró exhibition in Madrid and 

it was beautiful. Miró once said how happy he 

was to have a studio in which he could do so 

many different types of work. He said: ‘I come 

and I look at it like it’s my garden’. I thought, 

you know, that is very much the approach to 

my career. Certainly, I have a lot more success 

with some genres than others, but how 

wonderful so far that I am so young and I’m 

able to have diversity in my career. That’s so 

wonderful. I’m very grateful. 

“If I wasn’t an actor 

I would be in Europe right 

now travelling around, just 

being a little dare-devil” 

“I’ve been to Paris. You can’t beat Paris. 

But I was very, very lazy and didn’t make it 

to the top of the Eiffel Tower. I’ve been to the 

Louvre and so forth. I really liked just walking 

around through neighbourhoods and getting 

lost and trying to figure out how to get back 

to my hotel. I thought Bastille Day was 4 July 

[it’s actually 14 July]. So I kept saying ‘Happy 

Bastille Day!’. No wonder people looked at me 

like I was crazy in Paris. I went out to dinner a 

lot and one of my favourite places was Café de 

Flore. I know that’s very American of me, but 

they have the best hot chocolate in the world. 

“While filming Ella Enchanted, I lived in 

Dublin, or Ballsbridge really, and we also shot 

in Bray in County Wicklow. I had such a great 

time. I loved living there, I loved the people, 

and surprisingly enough the weather as well. 

We shot outdoors for six weeks and it didn’t 

rain once. 

“I did it around the same time as my 

friends were doing their junior [university] 

year abroad, so in my way it felt like my year 

of international travels. If I wasn’t an actor I 

would be in Europe right now travelling around, 

bumming rides off people and just being a little 

dare-devil romantic person.” 

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COMEDIAN AND TRAVEL CHANNEL PRESENTER DANNY ROBINS ON BEACH GAMES 

FOOTBALL MAY BE “THE BEAUTIFUL GAME”, 

horse racing may be “the sport of kings” but, 

in my opinion, if you want a pursuit that truly 

embodies nobility, grace and sheer blooming 

fun, there can be only one option: Swingball. 

Yes, when I’m on holiday, there’s nothing I like 

more than standing on a beach using a rubbish 

bat to repeatedly whack a tennis ball tied to 

a post. Usually until it becomes very tangled. 

It’s so… pure. One person, one bat, one ball, 

repeated thudding noises – and all of your family 

asking you to stop because it’s really annoying. 

OK, I have a confession to make – I’m a 

beach fidgeter. I’m that annoying friend who 

as soon as you’ve got settled with your book, 

wants you to get up and play Frisbee. There 

are two kinds of people in the world: those who 

see sand and want to lie on it, chillaxing, and 

those who see it and want to run around like a 


hyperactive toddler tanked up on fizzy drinks. 

I’m in the second camp. Football, boules, 

cricket, competitive sand castle building, 

counting seagulls – you wanna play? I’m in. 

And what about that moment when you 

realise that your beach games are actually 

being encouraged by the authorities – when 

you find a volleyball net? I love beach volley. 

It always amuses me that it is officially in the 

Olympics. It seems less a sport and more a 

chance to ogle people in swimming costumes. 

Or even without costumes. For some reason 

volleyball nets seem to be most often found on 

nudist beaches. I can’t think why. It’s the only 

Olympic event where you have to delete your 

internet history after looking it up. 

Once, on a holiday in France, I actually 

invented my own sport – Water Rugby. The 

rules were simple: you had to get a ball from 

one side of the swimming pool to the other and 

your opponent (my wife) had to stop you. I have 

never met anybody as naturally competitive 

as my wife. She’s so competitive that, when 

we got married, she raced me down the aisle. 

Water Rugby was terrifying – what started 

as good-natured splashing quickly started to 

resemble the fi nal battle scene from The Lord of 

the Rings. I lasted about 10 minutes then retired 

with several bruises and water in my ears. 

“Once on holiday, I actually invented my own sport — Water Rugby” 

ART 

Swingball is much safer. If you haven’t tried 

it, you really must. One day, I hope to open a 

SYNERGY / 

special club for fellow devotees of the sport. We 

could call ourselves Swingers. I’ll just look that WILSON 

up on the internet to see if the name has already 

been taken. Oh, hang on… crikey… it seems to SPENCER 

be something to do with beach volleyball. 

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AN ENDURING FAVOURITE 

MEMORY WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS. 

As the plane swoops over the sea on the 

approach to Palma airport, it’s the memory of a 

particularly amazing hamburger that catapults 

me back in time. That burger was cooked by a 

guy called Miguel in a bar in Cala Millor, and I 

must have been fi ve when I sank my teeth into 

it. A few years on from that, I remember walking 

into a cafe in Alcudia, in the north of the island, 

phrasebook in hand, and shyly ordering a cola 

in Spanish for the fi rst time. Exploring alone and 

talking to people in a different language seemed 

impossibly exciting. Thinking about it, Mallorca 

was probably where I caught the travel bug. 

If you grew up in northern Europe in the 1970s 

or 1980s then the chances are that you, too, 

might have already had some holiday adventures 

in Mallorca. It was tourism that slowly 

transformed Mallorca into one of the richest 

parts of Spain. With the coming of democracy, 

Spaniards moved to work here from other parts 

of the country, and the city of Palma became 

ever cleaner and more modern. Families began 

to book package tours here because it was 

cheap, beautiful and offered guaranteed sun. It 

was and is a wonderful place to bring your 

children, who’ll be doted on by all and sundry. In 

Spanish culture, children are venerated. I’ve got 

stacks of memories of waiters and local women 

fussing over me and my brother. No wonder we 

were always desperate to go to Mallorca. 

In those days, people used to bypass Palma 

for the costas; today Palma is the focal point of 

the island. New bars, excellent restaurants and 

boutique hotels all lure short break visitors to 

the capital, and the new metro line looks 

suitably shiny and futuristic. But it’s still easy 

to stumble across the island’s historic riches, 

such as Bellver Castle, the Cathedral and the 

quaint streets of the Born district. 

As ever, on Palma’s fringes you’ll fi nd beautiful 

beaches, mountains and a hidden side to the 

island. Take the old train up to Sóller and see 

yachts stacked up in the harbour and villas 

dotted around the bay. Now the stars come here: 

Paris Hilton, Woody Allen, Boris Becker – they’re 

all fans of Mallorca. Michael Douglas owns a 

house here. It’s getting a bit jet-set. I wonder if 

Miguel still cooks those burgers in Cala Millor? 


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THE CULTURE OF KINGS 

AS A STRATEGIC ISLAND, MALLORCA HAS 

always been influenced and scrapped over 

by outsiders – from Romans to Arabian 

warriors, the French, the mainland Spanish 

and today’s seasonal and distinctly northern 

European invaders. All these linguistic and 

cultural flavours have been stirred into modern 

Mallorca’s mix. And the joy of it is that, as you 

stand in Palma’s cosmopolitan Plaza Mayor, 

you could almost feel like you were anywhere 

in the Mediterranean. 

But one building is unique: La Seu ( 1 

www.catedraldemallorca.info). The trademark 

of Palma, this imposing cathedral built on the 

old mosque confirms exactly where you are. 

Gaudí helped with renovation work at the turn 

of the century, and perhaps his time in Palma 

inspired some of his efforts on the Sagrada 

Família in Barcelona. You can go inside to see 

the splendid stonework in all its finery. 

Opposite La Seu is a symbol of royal power, 

the handsome Palacio Almudaina 2 . It’s the 

palace that King Juan Carlos I is particularly 

partial to staying in. If he’s in Madrid though, 


you’re allowed to look around at the fancy wares on display. 

For a dose of something really ancient, just walk the streets of the 

old town (east of the Cathedral). Houses line the winding alleyways, 

washing hangs from windows, and you’ll nary hear a word of Castilian 

– people round here all communicate in Catalan, or rather the 

Mallorcan dialect of it. 

A brilliant modern/contemporary art museum now graces Palma. 

The Es Baluard ( 3 www.esbaluard.org) opened in 2004, cementing 

Palma’s reputation as a cultural hotspot. Ceramics by Picasso and 

paintings by Santiago Rusiñol and Joaquim Mir are just some of the 

treats contained in this old bastion, which used to be part of Palma’s 

formidable city walls. Part of the structure is a former water reservoir 

from the 1640s, called the Aljub. Today, it’s a space for contemporary art 

installations and exhibitions. 

If you have the time, a stroll around the marina and port reminds you 

that you’re well and truly on an island. It will take more than an hour to 

walk from one end to the other, but it’s a great experience. If you fancy 

a bracing stroll out to the end of one of the breakwaters, you should add 

on another 30 minutes. 

The views of ships large and small won’t disappoint, either. 

Millionaires’ yachts rub shoulders with cruise liners and more prosaic 

ferries bringing people and produce into the island from Valencia, 

Barcelona, Ibiza and Menorca. Once upon a time it would have been 

pirate ships dropping anchor here. 

art ALL AROUND YOU 

La Seu, a city landmark 

looking out across the Med 

Cultural hub Es Baluard 

Miró image 

Interest in surrealist 

master Joan Miró 

is as strong as ever, 

best shown by the 

success of the current 

retrospective at 

London’s Tate Modern 

(until 11 September). 

But to truly understand 

the man you need to 

come to Palma – the 

city the painter and 

sculptor called home 

from 1956 until his 

death in 1983. 

At Fundació Pilar i 

Joan Miró ( 4 www. 

miro.palmademallorca. 

es) – Pilar was his 

wife – you can learn 

about the artist’s life 

and view 118 of his 

paintings. They are 

housed in a gorgeous 

modernist edifice set 

in the hills above town, 

next to the artist’s 

studio. Stepping inside 

the latter, it looks like 

he’s just nipped out for 

a coffee, with easels 

and unfinished works 

strewn around. 

Miró’s time on 

Mallorca was not 

without incident. A 

Barcelona-born Catalan 

speaker and supporter 

of the Republic, he was 

ostracised and spied on 

by Franco’s informants, 

and could easily have 

been shot. Instead, the 

regime chose to let him 

live in a kind of exile on 

the island.

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cultural life and one of 

the best art scenes 

anywhere in Spain” 

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AT THE HOTEL 

SMALL ISLAND, BIG SELECTION 

MILLIONS OF PEOPLE VISIT THE ISLAND each 

summer, and over half of Mallorcans work in 

tourism. So if you need a place to stay, you’re 

unlikely to have to bed down on a sun lounger 

due to a shortage of rooms. There are hotels 

absolutely everywhere. 

Hostal Ritzi ( 5 www.hostalritzi.com) is 

a great budget-conscious choice in central 

Palma. A bunk in a shared dorm starts at just 

€20, or choose a double room from €55 if 

you’re willing to share a bathroom. 

If you’re cool with doubles starting at €200 

then try Puro Hotel ( 6 www.purohotel.com), 

one of Palma’s contemporary gems. Inspired 

by Morocco and Miami, so they say, it’s as Ibiza 

as Morocco gets in our opinion. If you want to 

spot fashionistas, films stars or DJs in town for 

the weekend, the chances are they’ll be here. 

We’ll be thinking about the tapas they serve on 

the jet-set roof terrace for a while too – mini 

local cheese fondue with garlic bread. 

Palma has gone potty for boutique hotels, 

as the city itself seizes some of the attention 

back from the coastal resorts – which were 


once the only place people stayed in Mallorca. Hotel Tres ( 7 www. 

hoteltres.com), in a similar price range to Puro, is our pick of the places 

to stay in Palma. Its rooftop pool and palm-filled 16th-century courtyard 

deliver the wow factor, and the ultra-friendly staff make this a truly 

welcoming hotel, so it’s posh but not pretentious. 

If you fancy a bit of pampering, Santa Clara Urban Hotel & Spa 

( 8 doubles from €100, www.santaclarahotel.es) down by the Cathedral 

is the place for it. Just look at those handsome old wooden rafters and the 

plasterwork of this ancient building. At the spa you can treat yourself to 

massages, facials, aromatherapy and a host of other treatments. 

Yet you’re only getting half the story if you stay in town all the time. 

To experience the real Mallorca you must skip to the seaside – this is 

an island after all. Head 10 minutes east of Palma to Ca’n Pastilla and 

you’re in proper holiday-land. Hotels have really started to up their game 

around these parts and this piece of coast is ever more chichi. Try the 

good value Nàutic Hotel ( 9 doubles from €68, www.nautichotel.eu), 

a recently refurbished design hotel right by the sea. It’s a short stumble 

from plush rooftop pool bar to breakwater. Depending on how sporty 

you are, you can kite-surf or sunbathe on the beach. 

If you’re willing to go away from Palma in order to enjoy an isolated 

retreat, head about 15km away to Torrent Fals ( 10 www.torrentfals.com). 

This 15th-century former farm has spectacular views of the Tramuntana 

mountain range and is somewhere you’d remember for a lifetime. You’ll 

need a hire-car here as a taxi to Palma costs about €40 one way. 

hot beds 

High-fl ying Puro Hotel 

gives you wings 

Enjoy a rustic retreat 

at Torrent Fals 

There’s a bed waiting 

for you at Tres 

Safe and 

sand 

It may not seem very 

egalitarian, but private 

beaches are a smash hit 

in Mallorca. 

The Spanish royal 

family holiday here, 

Roman Abramovich 

has anchored his yacht 

off Mallorca, and even 

Paris Hilton is a fan of 

the place. So in short 

there are always rich 

and famous folk looking 

for places to escape to, 

the beaches that most 

autograph hunters and 

paparazzi can’t reach. 

Puro has its own 

private spot, Purobeach 

( 11 www.purobeach. 

com) out at Ca’n 

Pastilla, for patrons who 

want a break from city 

life. It’s free to guests, 

but non-guests can also 

pay for the privilege 

of sitting in the sun 

here. Indulge yourself 

with comfy recliners, 

spa treatments, a pool, 

tunes courtesy of a DJ, a 

bar and some stunning 

views over Palma Bay. 

Down at Illetes, to 

the west of Palma, 

Virtual Club ( 12 

www.virtualclub.es) 

off ers a private beach 

with cabanas, Moët 

virtually on tap, more 

posh sun loungers and 

table service. There’s a 

restaurant and nightclub 

too, if you want to stay 

on after the sun sets.

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ON THE TABLE 

A NEW WAVE OF MALLORCAN FOOD 

TODAY IN PALMA’S CITY CENTRE YOU’LL 

find swish urban restaurants, while if you head 

out towards the sea on either side of town, 

eateries become gradually more informal, 

clothing lighter and meals longer. They last 

long enough in Spain anyway. Lunch is the 

biggie in Mallorca, for Spaniards who take time 

over their food, while restaurants tend to fill 

with foreign visitors for dinner service. 

If you want to start with something 

traditional, there are great little seafood 

shacks all the way east and west of the city 

centre along Palma Bay. A meal at Casa 

Fernando ( 13 www.restaurantecasafernando. 

com) means a plate of local fish such as raons 

or yonquillo. If you ask nicely they may make 

you up an arroz brut – literally “dirty rice” – the 

Mallorcan equivalent of Valencian paella. 

Back in town, next door to the contemporary 

art museum of the same name, Es Baluard 

( 14 www.esbaluardrestaurant.com) offers 

sober decor and stomach-satisfying traditional 

cuisine. Specials include duck stuffed with 

quince, served with a Mallorcan olive sauce. 


Stars of the Mallorcan foodie scene include Marc Fosh, a chef who 

owns three restaurants in Palma. The latest offering from the British- 

born culinary whizz is the sleek Misa Braseria + Bar ( 15 www. 

misabraseria.com), which opened in February and serves Mallorcan/ 

French fusion dishes, such as delicious beef slow-cooked in hay and 

mountain herbs. Marc’s Simply Fosh ( 16 www.simplyfosh.com) is a 

more informal affair, ideal for lunches. All Fosh’s restaurants are clean, 

white-walled places that aim to impress. 

Spaniards love a meal with a view. The restaurant El Bungalow 17 

is renowned in hip Mallorcan dining circles, and built around a terrace 

that looks out over the sea. If it’s raining the place closes. As you can 

imagine, that doesn’t happen often. Up on the old city walls overlooking 

everything, BLD 18 is the fashionable eatery attached to the city’s 

modern art museum, Es Baluard. Its terrace filled with futuristic 

furniture, it’s a hip place to stop for a tuna salad and a glass of island 

wine whether you’re here for an exhibition or not. 

You couldn’t come to Spain without having tapas, and La Bóveda 

( 19 www.restaurantelaboveda.com) dishes up some of the best. On the 

menu there’s Iberico ham, patatas bravas, Mahon cheese, mussel stew, 

chorizo and, of course, prawns. If you want to sit outside then its sister 

restaurant La Taberna de la Bóveda ( 20 www.tabernadelaboveda. 

com) is the place to come for cheap tapas on a terrace. On August 

nights the buzz of Palma is palpable here, the San Miguel beer flows and 

the atmosphere is never anything less than joyous. 

love bites 

Tapas heaven at La Bóveda 

Make it a day for informal 

dining at Simply Fosh 

Net a royal 

catch 

Mallorcans are in love 

with fish. And it almost 

seems wrong not to 

eat the fresh catch of 

the day when you’re 

staying by the sea. 

So try a plate of John 

Dory or langoustines 

at somewhere like the 

charmingly old-school 

Ca’n Jordi ( 21 www. 

restaurantecanjordi.es) 

out in Ciudad Jardín, 

which serves seafood 

that’s literally fit for a 

king. King Juan Carlos 

himself has dined here 

several times, and his 

signed photo adorns 

the wall.

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“Palma is a beautiful city that 

has evolved over the last few 

years, with a really good range 

of restaurants. The dining scene 

is interesting and vibrant” 

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CLUBS AND CASTLES 

BALEARIC NIGHTS OUT ARE ALL ABOUT 

pacing. There’s no last orders carnage in these 

parts, and evenings should be stretched over 

hours and hours. You can’t really stay up for 

48 hours straight like in Ibiza Town – Palma 

nightlife is a little more subdued and arguably 

attracts a slightly older crowd than the clubs of 

the White Isle. But this is still a party town, so 

don’t forget it. 

Start with a sundowner at Harry’s Palma 

Bar 22 , a sweet little watering hole decked out 

with leather seats and hidden away in the back 

streets off Jaume III. The G&Ts are mixed as 

they should be here. 

Next, why not sample a glass of Mallorcan 

wine? After all, you’re pretty unlikely to find 

Binissalem on many wine lists outside the 

island. Team a glass of this impressive red with 

a little tapas of pa amb oli (bread with olive 

oil) and Iberico ham. Amano Bar ( 23 www. 

amano-bar.com) is the place to do this. 

Now you’re ready to move up a notch. A 

stroll around the harbour brings you to El 

Garito Café ( 24 www.garitocafe.com). This 


trendy little late bar features jazzy DJs like Kruder & Dorfmeister and 

Rainer Truby. Vodka and Red Bull seems to be the drink of choice down 

here at the moment; if you drink that you’ll probably be awake for 

several more hours of sampling the Palma nightlife. 

Since you’re down in the Paseo end of town, why not check out 

Abraxas ( 25 www.abraxasmallorca.com)? One of the most jawdropping 

clubs on the island, dancing here feels like partying in a 

castle. Mallorca’s branch of Pacha used to be based at Abraxas and 

you can understand why – a thumping sound system, palm trees, 

dance floors carved out of rock – it’s got the lot. To fit in here you need 

to drink fizz. You could just knock back bottles of tasty Estrella, of 

course, but it wouldn’t be the thing. 

Indie kids needn’t feel left out amid the Latin rhythms, jazz-house 

and thud-thud pounding of Euro-dance that make up the soundtrack 

to a Saturday night out in Palma city centre. Exit Rock Bar ( 26 www. 

exitrockbar.com) is a friendly little basement bar where they play 

everything from The Strokes to Johnny Cash, the kids try to dress cooler 

than one another, and the beer and nachos are cheap. 

There’s one more Palma classic you can’t miss: Abaco ( 27 

www.bar-abaco.com). This one-of-a-kind bar celebrates its 30th 

anniversary later this year. But age has yet to mellow this gothic 

madhouse, where rose petals fall from the ceiling and the extravagant 

decor is the backdrop to a great party – a party involving €15 cocktails 

and lots of boisterous chatter. 

cocktail crush 

Harry’s Palma Bar serves 

up another great mix 

Chilling in the courtyard 

of opulent bar Abaco 

Rock on 

Fancy going to a 

party while you’re 

in Mallorca? Then 

consider a trip down the 

coast to Magaluf. 

The people behind 

the Ibiza Rocks venue 

and parties have also 

given the famous 

clubbing destination a 

new lease of life with 

a spin-off festival, 

Mallorca Rocks (www. 

ibizarocks.com/ 

mallorca-rocks). 

Each summer, a 

lip-smacking line-up 

of music is slowly 

transforming Magaluf. 

This year, the Mallorca 

Rocks Hotel 28 – in 

the former hotel 

Trópico, in the town 

centre – features gigs 

by Biff y Clyro (19 July), 

Tinie Tempah (26 July), 

Dizzee Rascal (29 

July), Chase & Status 

(2 August), Example 

(9 August), Magnetic 

Man (30 August) 

and Madness (13 

September). Something 

for everyone, then. 

The idea is to give 

things a cooler indie 

spin in a resort that 

lots of people still think 

never plays anything but 

Euro-house (you can still 

fi nd this too!). Cosmetic 

improvements to streets 

and hotels, and stricter 

licensing laws have also 

made the place nice and 

sparkly!

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Palma is fl anked by 

beautiful boats and blue 

sea on one side, and 

vibrant clubs on the 

other. This area is par 

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hit the shops 

FLIP-FLOP INTO TOWN 

HISTORICALLY, LARGE SHOPS IN PALMA 

have remained shuttered on Sundays. But this 

looks set to change this summer, as Mallorca 

goes as mad for shopping as anywhere else. 

The city council is proposing relaxed Sunday 

trading laws – so watch this space. 

For some of the city’s best shopping, just 

head to the plush Av Jaume III. Squint and 

you could be in Madrid or Barcelona. Browse 

the hipster boutiques that proffer vintagetinged 

shoes and fashion to Palma’s chic 

chicas, then pay a visit to that mainstay of 

any Spanish shopping trip – the solid and 

always welcoming El Corte Inglés ( 29 www. 

elcorteingles.es). 

With outlets all over Spain, the historic 

department store feels much like John Lewis 

or House of Fraser in the UK – and the name 

itself means “The English Cut”. The Jaume III 

branch is a huge edifice (what Corte Inglés 

isn’t?), and upstairs you could lose yourself 

for days in the clothes or electronics sections. 

A great foodhall in the basement and 

gourmet food shop on the second floor are 

ideal places to shop for picnic staples, or souvenirs for the foodie in 

your life. How about some traditional butifarra – blood sausage? 

If it’s that famous island delicacy ensaïmada you’re after, look no 

further than Pasteleria Angel ( 30 www.pasteleriaangel.com). These 

forward-looking fellows have even set up an online store so you can 

order the circular, sweet flaky pastry treat anywhere in the world. 

Vidrios Gordiola ( 31 www.gordiola.com) is the place to come and 

buy authentic glass objects blown on the island at Gordiola’s factory 

on the road east to Mallorca’s second city, Manacor. If you can’t face 

the schlep out there, the city centre shop on C/ Victoria is a no-brainer 

if you want to pick up presents for mum. (See overleaf for what we 

bought there.) 

Another Mallorcan favourite is the good old espadrille. Originally 

peasant shoes from the Pyrenees, the trend for these slip-ons slid 

down from Catalonia to the Balearics, and now they’re big favourites 

here as well. Check some out at Alpargateria La Concepcion ( 32 

www.alpargaterialaconcepcion.com), a brand that make espadrilles 

with rope soles, canvas uppers and exposed stitching, boasting 

pretty retro patterns. 

Last but not least, if you’re going head to head with Mallorca’s 

stylish beach bums you’ll need a swimsuit that shapes up. Kooky 

independent Miss Zelánea ( 33 www.misszelanea.com) sells exclusive 

bikinis by Agua Bendita, which will have you looking like hot stuff on 

the sand. There’s a yoga studio hidden upstairs here too. 

happy campers 

Gordiola’s glass will 

blow you away 

Develop a footwear fetish 

at Spanish store Camper 

A shoe in 

Whatever the word is for 

an obsession with shoes 

– that’s what Mallorca 

suffers from. The island 

churns out everything 

from sandals to 

brogues, and islanders 

love to snap them up – 

though, in recent years, 

production has shifted 

east (to China; we’re 

talking a lot further east 

than Menorca). One 

company that still fl ies 

the fl ag for Mallorcan 

shoe-making is 

Camper. The company’s 

products pull off that 

Balearic trick of looking 

both smart and casual 

at the same time. 

Curves and durability 

are trademarks, and 

their thick-soled shoes 

are just made to be 

walked in. 

Camper has a 

factory north of Palma 

in the industrial town 

of Inca, with a factory 

store 34 next door. 

Bargain hunters can 

make the easy trip up 

here by train. But if 

you’re not in the mood 

for a special visit then 

there are Camper 

stores all over town, 

like the stylish one 

at 17 San Miguel 35 . 

And should you need 

to grab a pair at the 

last minute before you 

leave Palma, there’s 

even a mini-boutique 

at the airport. 


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26 

WHERE IT’S AT 

MAP AND CONTACTS 

1 La Seu Plaza de la Almoina, 

3, 18 

tel: +34 902 022445 / 2 Palacio 

Almudaina C/ Palau Reial, tel: 

+34 971 214134 / 3 Es Baluard 

10 Plaça Porta de Santa Catalina, 

tel: +34 971 908200 / 4 

Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró 29 C/ 

Saridakis, tel: +34 971 701420 / 

5 Hostal Ritzi 6 C/ Apuntadores, 

tel: +34 971 714610 / 6 Puro 

Hotel 12 C/ Montenegro, tel: +34 

971 425450 / 7 Hotel Tres 3 C/ 

Apuntadores, tel: +34 971 717333 

/ 8 Santa Clara Urban Hotel 

& Spa 16 San Alonso, tel: +34 

971 729231 / 9 Nàutic Hotel 

24 C/Virgilio, Ca’n Pastilla, tel: 

27 

14 

6 

20 

22 

28 

32 33 

19 

5, 7 

2 

31 

+34 971 260162 / 10 Torrent 

Fals Ctra. Santa María, Sencelles 

km4.5, tel: +34 971 144584 / 11 

Purobeach Cala Estancia, tel: 

+34 971 744744 / 12 Virtual 

Club 60 Paseo de Illetas, Calvià, 

tel: +34 971 703235 / 13 Casa 

Fernando 27 C/ Trafalgar, Coll 

d’en Rabassa, tel: +34 971 265417 

/ 14 Es Baluard 9 Plaça Porta 

Santa Catalina, tel: +34 971 

719609 / 15 Misa Braseria + 

Bar 1 Can Maçanet, tel: +34 971 

595301 / 16 Simply Fosh 7a C/ 

Missió, tel: +34 971 720114 / 17 

El Bungalow 2 C/ Esculls, Coll 


1 

4 

12 

8 

15 

16 

35 

30 

24, 25 

13, 17, 21 

9, 11 

29 

/ 18 BLD 10 Plaça Porta Santa 

Catalina, tel: +34 971 908199 / 

19 La Bóveda 3 C/ Botería, tel: 

+34 971 714863 / 20 La Taberna 

de la Bóveda 3 Paseo Sagrera, 

tel: +34 971 720026 / 21 Ca’n 

Jordi 12 C/ Illa de Xipre, tel: +34 

971 491978 / 22 Harry’s Palma 

Bar 4 Carrer de Sant Gaietà / 23 

Amano Bar 70 C/ San Magín, tel: 

+34 971 732905 / 24 El Garito 

Café Dàrsena Can Barbarà, tel: 

+34 971 736912 / 25 Abraxas 42 

Gabriel Roca, tel: +34 971 455908 

/ 26 Exit Rock Bar 60 C/ San 

Magín, tel: +34 971 287721 / 27 

Abaco 1 C/ San Juan, tel: +34 971 

10 


34 

714939 / 28 Mallorca Rocks 

Hotel 5 Carrer de la Cala Blanca, 

Magaluf, tel: +34 971 131593 / 

29 El Corte Inglés Avinguda 

Jaume III, tel: +34 971 770177 

/ 30 Pasteleria Angel 45 C/ 

de Pasqual Ribot, tel: +34 971 

285555 / 31 Vidrios Gordiola 2 

C/ Victoria, tel: +34 971 711541 / 

32 Alpargateria La Concepcion 

17 C/ La Concepcion, tel: +34 971 

710709 / 33 Miss Zelánea 21 

C/ Carme, tel: +34 971 729099 

/ 34 Camper Factory Shop 

Polígono Industrial, Inca, tel: +34 

971 888233 / 35 Camper 17 San 

Miguel, tel: +34 971 228588 

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23 

26 

WHERE IT’S AT 

MAP AND CONTACTS 

1 La Seu Plaza de la Almoina, 

3, 18 

tel: +34 902 022445 / 2 Palacio 

Almudaina C/ Palau Reial, tel: 

+34 971 214134 / 3 Es Baluard 

10 Plaça Porta de Santa Catalina, 

tel: +34 971 908200 / 4 

Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró 29 C/ 

Saridakis, tel: +34 971 701420 / 

5 Hostal Ritzi 6 C/ Apuntadores, 

tel: +34 971 714610 / 6 Puro 

Hotel 12 C/ Montenegro, tel: +34 

971 425450 / 7 Hotel Tres 3 C/ 

Apuntadores, tel: +34 971 717333 

/ 8 Santa Clara Urban Hotel 

& Spa 16 San Alonso, tel: +34 

971 729231 / 9 Nàutic Hotel 

24 C/Virgilio, Ca’n Pastilla, tel: 

27 

14 

6 

20 

22 

28 

32 33 

19 

5, 7 

2 

31 

+34 971 260162 / 10 Torrent 

Fals Ctra. Santa María, Sencelles 

km4.5, tel: +34 971 144584 / 11 

Purobeach Cala Estancia, tel: 

+34 971 744744 / 12 Virtual 

Club 60 Paseo de Illetas, Calvià, 

tel: +34 971 703235 / 13 Casa 

Fernando 27 C/ Trafalgar, Coll 


/ 14 Es Baluard 9 Plaça Porta 

Santa Catalina, tel: +34 971 

719609 / 15 Misa Braseria + 

Bar 1 Can Maçanet, tel: +34 971 

595301 / 16 Simply Fosh 7a C/ 

Missió, tel: +34 971 720114 / 17 

El Bungalow 2 C/ Esculls, Coll 


1 

4 

12 

8 

15 

16 

35 

30 

24, 25 

13, 17, 21 

9, 11 

29 

/ 18 BLD 10 Plaça Porta Santa 

Catalina, tel: +34 971 908199 / 

19 La Bóveda 3 C/ Botería, tel: 

+34 971 714863 / 20 La Taberna 

de la Bóveda 3 Paseo Sagrera, 

tel: +34 971 720026 / 21 Ca’n 

Jordi 12 C/ Illa de Xipre, tel: +34 

971 491978 / 22 Harry’s Palma 

Bar 4 Carrer de Sant Gaietà / 23 

Amano Bar 70 C/ San Magín, tel: 

+34 971 732905 / 24 El Garito 

Café Dàrsena Can Barbarà, tel: 

+34 971 736912 / 25 Abraxas 42 

Gabriel Roca, tel: +34 971 455908 

/ 26 Exit Rock Bar 60 C/ San 

Magín, tel: +34 971 287721 / 27 

Abaco 1 C/ San Juan, tel: +34 971 

10 


34 

714939 / 28 Mallorca Rocks 

Hotel 5 Carrer de la Cala Blanca, 

Magaluf, tel: +34 971 131593 / 

29 El Corte Inglés Avinguda 

Jaume III, tel: +34 971 770177 

/ 30 Pasteleria Angel 45 C/ 

de Pasqual Ribot, tel: +34 971 

285555 / 31 Vidrios Gordiola 2 

C/ Victoria, tel: +34 971 711541 / 

32 Alpargateria La Concepcion 

17 C/ La Concepcion, tel: +34 971 

710709 / 33 Miss Zelánea 21 

C/ Carme, tel: +34 971 729099 

/ 34 Camper Factory Shop 

Polígono Industrial, Inca, tel: +34 

971 888233 / 35 Camper 17 San 

Miguel, tel: +34 971 228588 

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Make the most of the 

multiple pools at the Sandos 

Papagayo Arena Hotel 

Enjoying something of a revival as an 

idyllic holiday destination awash with 

natural attractions, Lanzarote is the 

easternmost of the Canary Islands, situated 

approximately 125km off the coast of Africa. 

Its dramatic volcanic terrain is complemented 

by several stretches of beautiful white sandy 

beaches, such as Playa Blanca and Papagayo. 

It is between these beaches in the south 

of Lanzarote that you will fi nd the Sandos 

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ROOM WITH A VIEW 

Located a mere fl ip-fl op away from the 

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across the Atlantic towards the neighbouring 

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The hotel is built around a series of large 

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The resort also offers a tennis court, mini-golf 

course, gym, saunas, Turkish baths and an 

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When it comes to accommodation you are 

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Halkidiki to the city 

sights of Thessaloniki, 

northern Greece has it 

all. Its beauty has to be 

seen to be believed, 

says James Williams. 

Photography by 

Jamie Lau 

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I decide to simply follow the next turning, 

and traverse a bumpy lane past fields of olive 

trees, wild flowers and tall marshy grass, 

leading eventually to a multi-coloured beach 

bar perched on a cliff. Fanning out below is 

a gorgeous stretch of sand, lapped by the 

clearest of waters. No wonder the locals call 

Halkidiki “paradise”. 

Lying within easy reach of Thessaloniki, 

Greece’s second city, the Halkidiki peninsula 

is best known for its three straggly “fingers” 

– Kassandra, Sithonia and Athos – each with 

their own unique traits. Though tempted by 

the bustling international resorts of the first 

finger, and intrigued by the mysterious monks 

who inhabit the third, I’ve settled on the middle 

finger, Sithonia, a wild and wonderful place that 

attracts nature lovers more than partygoers. 

After picking up my hire car from the airport, 

it takes me just over an hour to reach Ekies All 

Senses Resort, nestled in the idyllic Vourvourou 

Bay, where comfy sun loungers line up along the 

private beach and a jetty leads into the shallow 

waters of a nature reserve. It’s quite easy to get 

lost in the space and serenity of it all. 

Unique in these parts, this incredible design 

hotel is all thanks to the vision of owner 

Alexandra Efstathiadou, who used to holiday 

here as a child. Architects and designers took 

the original hotel and gardens and created 

new horizons 

Light streams into the 

Paradisos Baths 

Walking down the jetty on 

the beach at Ekies

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three unique “houses”, where the 64 rooms 

and suites each offer an intimate hideaway. 

The loft suites have gorgeous thick wooden 

beams and a terrace with a hot tub. Down 

below there’s a fashion shoot-worthy pool 

and spa treatment rooms, and all around are 

views to the mountains and sea. Alexandra 

was concerned that the hotel should be as 

environmentally friendly as possible. Only nontoxic 

paints have been used here, and there is a 

water recycling system. 

The hotel is a great base for exploring some 

of Sithonia’s numerous beaches – some easy 

to find, some completely hidden. My drive 

takes me along dramatic mountain roads, all 

home comforts 

Dunes on western Sithonia 

Domaine Gerovassiliou 

Top-notch food at Ekies 

The resort’s cosy lounge 

Down below there’s a fashion shootworthy 

pool, and all around are 

views to the mountains and sea 

the way down to the tip of Porto Koufo, a 

stunning natural harbour where people moor 

their yachts and go ashore for a fish supper. 

There’s a really chilled out vibe to Sithonia, a 

part of Greece that remains largely off the tourist 

map. And after a few days of swimming, eating 

and being close to nature, I can assure you – 

you’ll never want to leave. That said, while you’re 

in the region, you shouldn’t miss the opportunity 

to see Greece’s second city of Thessaloniki. 

What’s on in 

the city 

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The city’s showcase arts 

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The City 

It’s time to head for the bright lights, but 

just before I reach the Thessaloniki I take 

the opportunity call in at the award-winning 

Domaine Gerovassiliou vineyard (www. 

gerovassiliou.gr), whose amazing wine I tried 

at Ekies. I also take a look around their Wine 

Museum, where owner Vangelis has amassed a 

collection of 2,600 corkscrews – testament to 

his passion for viticulture. 

Tasting great wines from the Macedonia 

region is just one of the many highlights of 

a stay in Thessaloniki. Anyone who loves the 

idea of eating plates of Greek mezedes will 

feel right at home in a city famously passionate 

about its cooking. But you can also expect a 

spicier twist, thanks to a profusion of dishes 

made with the local hot peppers, and places 

serving the cuisine of Asia Minor – a reminder 

of the cultural DNA of a city that next year will 

celebrate just 100 years since joining Greece. 

Having ruled for 500 years, the Ottoman 

Empire left quite a mark on Thessaloniki. 

This afternoon it’s all made clear to me by 

my tour guide, Constandinos, who takes me 

to the city’s ancient bathhouses, as well as the 

classical Arch of Galerius and the Rotunda – a 

remarkable church/mosque/Roman temple 

that has a minaret, Christian mosaics and a 

domed roof similar to the Pantheon’s in Rome. 

It’s just one of scores of unexpected sights 

in Thessaloniki, whose city centre is peppered 

with beautiful Unesco-listed churches. St Paul 

visited here in 50AD and the city was one of 

the first bases for the spread of Christianity. 

Wary that he has overloaded me with history, 

Constandinos diverts us to one of the best 

patisseries in town, Hatzis, where he orders 

a plate of honey-soaked baklava for me to 

try. This town is crazy about sweets, and its 

trademark bougatsa (a custard-filled doughnut) 

and toureki (fluffy bread coated in chocolate) 

draw sweet-tooths from all over Greece. 

Yet nothing can prepare me for the feast laid 

on at To Kreopoleion, or “The Butcher’s” (8 

Sweet life 

Agia Sofi a church 

Treats at Hatzis 

Arch of Galerius 

Where to 

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THE MET HOTEL 

VIPs and celebs adore 

these fi ve-star designer 

digs, which feature a 

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dining and gorgeous 

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the port, it’s only a fi veminute 

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the free shuttle bus. 

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fresh juices at the bar and 

great food in the beachfront 

restaurant. 

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Situated on the west 

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horse-riding and an 

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pool with a view 

Cocktails at The Met 

Hitting the town 

The Met’s rooftop pool 

a meat restaurant near the port. I tell my hosts 

I’m not feeling that hungry, but they insist I 

squeeze in some buffalo-meat soutsoukakia 

(long, spicy meatballs), pork in buffalo-milk 

pasta, sautéed beef with fried egg and chips and 

a little ox-tongue. There’s also the superb red 

wine produced by the Mayor himself. 

After a strong Greek coffee we hit some 

museums. Down on the seafront is the White 

Tower, an atmospheric former prison whose 

well-presented exhibits tell the story of the 

city. Nearby, we travel further back in time at 

the neighbouring Byzantine and Archeology 

museums. Next door to each other these two 

superb, modern spaces host artefacts like a gold 

burial crown belonging to the father of Alexander 

the Great – unearthed in nearby Vergina. 

Back in the 21st century, you can easily live 

like a king at The Met Hotel, a new five-star 

near the port. A member of Design Hotels, 

it wows you with everything from its slick, 

spacious rooms and suites, to contemporary 

artworks that seem to occupy every corner. 

There’s more than a touch of glamour in 

I tell my hosts I’m not feeling that 

hungry, but they insist I squeeze in 

some buff alo-meat soutsoukakia 

the air if you head out onto the rooftop, for a cocktail and some sushi 

beside the pool, against a cinematic backdrop of the city skyline. And 

downstairs, diners are enjoying the Greek fusion cooking on offer at 

stylish Avenue 48 restaurant. 

It’s never to late to party in this town, so while I still have the energy 

I venture out to Valaoritou Street, a nightlife hub in the city centre. 

Breakdancers stage an improptu party on the dance floor of hipster bar 

La Dose, students cram into trendy Elvis and groups of friends share 

shisha pipes at pavement cafés blasting out rock music. 

Towards the small hours I’m tempted into old-school music hall 

Vendetta (3 Ethnikis Aminis), amid locals scattering flowers and singing. 

The band is playing a classic by bouzouki maestro Vassilis Tsitsanis, who 

wrote some of his best songs in Thessaloniki during the 1940s. Provided I 

can keep going, it won’t be long before I join the other patrons standing on 

the tables and throw some of those flowers myself. 

Fast facts 

GETTING THERE: 

Thessaloniki airport is 

located 15km east of the 

city centre, and a bus 

service operates from 

outside the terminal. 

Hertz (www.hertz.com) 

is Ryanair’s exclusive 

rental partner and 

offers special rates for 

passengers when you 

book your fl ight. 


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Who better 

than the 

comedians 

who perform 

regularly 

at The 

Edinburgh 

Festival Fringe 

to tell you 

where to eat 

and drink 

when you’re 

in town? From 

the best 

hangoverbeating 

breakfast to 

the chip shop 

with a DJ, they 

share their 

favourite 

places with 

Gemma Elwin 

Harris 

Dan Atkinson 

[ BIG-HAIRED COMEDIAN 

WITH BIG IDEAS ] 

RECOMMENDS: FAVORIT 

19-20 TEVIOT PLACE; AND 

PLEASANCE COURTYARD, 

60 PLEASANCE, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 556 1513, 

WWW.PLEASANCE.CO.UK 

“If you want some 

good food and 

atmosphere then 

the late-night 

diner Favorit is the 

place to go, and is 

a favourite haunt 

of comedians. If 

you're planning on 

comedian-spotting, 

the Pleasance 

Courtyard is always 

full of festival 

performers, too.” 

Favorit 

Dana Alexander 

[ CANADA’S FIRST LADY 

OF COMEDY ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

BRASS MONKEY 

14 DRUMMOND STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 556 1961 

“I'm a complete 

movie lover and 

here you can go out 

the back and watch 

movies lying down! 

Perfect for chilling 

amid the madness 

of the festival.” 

Doc Brown 

[ COMEDY RAPPER ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

CAFE PICCANTE 

7 EAST NORTON PLACE, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 652 6221, 

WWW.CAFEPICCANTE.COM 

“On Fridays and 

Saturdays Cafe 

Piccante has a live 

DJ, banging house 

music and a light 

show. The first 

time I saw Piccante 

on a late-night 

walk home from 

the Pleasance 

Courtyard, I 

assumed it was an 

after-hours rave. 

Next thing I know 

I’m breakdancing 

in a chippy.” 

Gemma Goggin 

[ A LADY WHO LAUGHS AT 

HER DATING DISASTERS ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

BAR MISSONI 

HOTEL MISSONI, 1 GEORGE 

IV BRIDGE, TEL: +44 (0)131 

220 6666; AND FORTH 

FLOOR BAR, HARVEY 

NICHOLS, 30-34 ST ANDREW 

SQUARE, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 524 8350 

“The bar at Hotel 

Missoni is great 

for martinis; the 

bar at Harvey 

Nichols is perfect 

for Champagne 

cocktails and a 

view over the city. 

Last time I went, 

I admit I had one 

drink too many." 

Bar Missoni 

Stephen Carlin 

[ SCOTTISH COMIC WHO 

FEELS AT HOME AT THE 

FESTIVAL ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

THE LIBRARY BAR AT 

THE GILDED BALLOON 

TEVIOT ROW HOUSE, 13 

BRISTO SQUARE, TEL: +44 

(0)131 622 6555, WWW. 

GILDEDBALLOON.CO.UK 

“The Library Bar 

at the Gilded 

Balloon is a 

favourite hangout 

for comedians. 

Most comedians 

are on a totally 

different body 

clock – they won’t 

be in party mode 

till about 1am.” 


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Brendon Burns 

[ SHARP-TONGUED 

AUSTRALIAN COMEDIAN ] 

RECOMMENDS: BAR NAPOLI 

75 HANOVER STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 225 2600, 

WWW.BAR-NAPOLI.CO.UK 

“This is a great 

place for late-night 

dinner. The staff 

are famously surly 

Scottish Italians. 

After a decade of 

eating there 

they've finally 

accepted me as a 

regular. It's a festival 

favourite.” 


The Witchery Henderson's Doctors Bar 

Zoe Lyons 

[ SHE’S TATTOOED AND 

UNTAMED ] 

RECOMMENDS: THE 

WITCHERY BY THE CASTLE 

CASTLEHILL, ROYAL MILE, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 225 5613, 

WWW.THEWITCHERY.COM 

“I always forget 

how beautiful 

Edinburgh is. I 

usually spend 

my first day of the 

festival oohing 

and ahhing like an 

over-excited tourist 

from Florida. I 

pretend to be a 

knight in tin-foil 

armour trotting up 

the Royal Mile. Dine 

at the Witchery for 

gastronomy with 

a dash of Gothic 

charm.” 

Jools Constant 

[ STAND-UP WHO RECKONS 

FACEBOOK MAKES US 

TWO-FACED ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

ELEPHANTS & BAGELS 

32 MARSHALL STREET, TEL: 

+44 (0)131 668 4404 

“For a great-tasting 

snack and superb 

service, I head 

to this bagel 

shop. It’s not far 

from the Gilded 

Balloon venue 

and university 

complex.” 

Cal McCrystal 

[ PERFORMER AND SHOW 

DIRECTOR ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

VALVONA & CROLLA 

19 ELM ROW, TEL: +44 

(0)131 556 6066, WWW. 

VALVONACROLLA.CO.UK; 

AND HENDERSON’S, 94 

HANOVER STREET, TEL: 

+44 (0)131 225 2131, WWW. 

HENDERSONSOFEDIN- 

BURGH.CO.UK 

“Valvona & Crolla 

is one of Britain's 

best delis but they 

also present shows 

on the shop floor 

during the Fest. It’s 

intimate and delicious! 

But best for 

breakfast and lunch 

is Henderson’s, on 

Hanover Street. 

They always have 

lots of fresh veg and 

juices. Essential for 

hangovers. 

RANDY 

[ PUPPET, FRIEND OF 

PUPPETEER HEATH MCIVOR ] 

RECOMMENDS: THE 

UNEXPECTED ELBOW 

MYSTERIOUS ADDRESS 

WITHHELD (WE HAVE 

A FEELING IT MAY NOT 

EXIST…) 

“After closing time 

you'll nearly always 

find me locked in 

at The Unexpected 

Elbow, an old pub 

hidden away off 

the Royal Mile. It's 

£3.50 for a pint of 

'Old Crumps' and 

the pickled gherkins 

are complimentary 

after 4am. Be sure 

to ask for Craggy 

Wilma, she's always 

willing to tell the tale 

of the ghost of old 

McFraggest and his 

three-legged stoat.” 

Mark Dolan 

[ STAND-UP AND TV 

PRESENTER ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

DOCTORS BAR 

32 FORREST ROAD, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 225 1819 

“I always drink at 

Doctors bar. Great 

beers, a lively 

atmosphere and 

ironically you'll 

need the services 

of a doctor once 

you finally leave!”

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The City Café The Bak Baked Potato Shop Under the Stairs 

Michael Fabbri 

[ A FORMER FINALIST IN 

NEWCOMERS’ COMPETITION 

SO YOU THINK YOU’RE 

FUNNY? ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

KHUSHI TANDOORI 

32B BROUGHTON STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 556 8092; 

AND WELL HUNG & TENDER 

A VAN OUTSIDE THE GILDED 

BALLOON (TEVIOT ROW 

HOUSE, 13 BRISTO SQUARE) 

“For a curry, Khushi 

on Broughton 

Street does an 

amazingly huge 

naan bread. And 

if the Well Hung & 

Tender burger van 

is up at the Gilded 

Balloon, I pay them 

regular visits. I 

have very high 

cholesterol.” 

Adam Hills 

[ AUSTRALIAN FUNNY MAN ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

THE CITY CAFÉ 

19 BLAIR STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 220 0125 

“The City Café 

serves the best 

hangover breakfast. 

1) You can get chips 

with breakfast 

2) They serve 

breakfast all day 

3) Did I mention 

they serve chips 

with breakfast? 

You'll probably run 

into your favourite 

comedian there, 

eating chips for 

breakfast at 3pm.” 

Stephen K Amos 

[ SOUTH LONDON’S FINEST 

AND FUNNIEST ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

STREET STALLS NEAR THE 

GILDED BALLOON 

(TEVIOT ROW HOUSE, 

13 BRISTO SQUARE) 

“I don’t think the 

words ‘street’ and 

‘food’ should ever 

go together, but 

you'd be hardpressed 

to not find 

something you 

didn't like outside 

the Gilded Balloon 

venue, from crepes 

to Angus steak 

burgers via onion 

bhajis.” 

Dan Antopolski 

[ TRIPLE PERRIER COMEDY 

AWARD NOMINEE AT 

EDINBURGH ] 

RECOMMENDS: THE BAKED 

POTATO SHOP 

56 COCKBURN STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 225 7572 

“This is where 

many comics 

fuel up for shows, 

with a massive, 

cheap, delicious 

meal to eat on the 

way to the venue. 

Every 50th potato 

contains a golden 

ticket. Or maybe it's 

a rogue sweetcorn.” 

Chris Martin 

[ THE COMEDIAN, NOT THE 

COLDPLAY SINGER ] 

RECOMMENDS: SMART CITY 

HOSTELS EDINBURGH 

50 BLACKFRIARS STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 524 1989, 

WWW.SMARTCITYHOSTELS. 

COM 

“If you're an adult 

but still have the 

mentality of a 

tight-fisted student, 

you can walk into 

Smart City Hostels 

and get cheap, 

good grub. Then 

you can break into 

someone's room 

and steal their 

mattress! Erm, 

maybe.” 

Keith Farnan 

[ HIGHLIGHTS HUMAN-RIGHTS 

ISSUES WITH HIS JOKES ] 

RECOMMENDS: 

UNDER THE STAIRS 

3A MERCHANT STREET, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 466 8550, 

WWW.UNDERTHESTAIRS.ORG 

“I was having a rare, 

ahem, night out 

at the Edinburgh 

Festival last year at 

a great pub called 

Under the Stairs 

near Grassmarket. 

When I went 

to pay the bill 

of £63.50, the 

waiter accidently 

put in £63,500. 

Surprisingly, it 

didn't go through, 

although my bank 

nearly unleashed 

their hordes 

of flying ninja 

monkeys, trained 

for such an event.” 


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Satire from American 

humourist and author 

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Me Talk Pretty One 

Day. His first Edinburgh 

appearance. 

16–20 AUG, WWW.VENUE150.COM 

SHARP 

[ THE PAJAMA MEN: IN THE 

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For clever comic 

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4–29 AUG, 

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Now that you know where to go for a bite, here are some 

hot tips for comedy shows to see at The Edinburgh Festival 

Fringe - whatever your mood. 

SASSY 

[ DANA ALEXANDER: NEW ARRIVAL ] 

Already a big hit back 

home in Canada, Dana 

may well be a hot 

contender for a “best 

newcomer” award at 

the festival. 

4–28 AUG (NOT 15TH), WWW. 

UNDERBELLY.CO.UK 

UNFIT 

[ FREE RUN ] 

If you need motivation to 

get to the gym, watching 

the UK’s number-one 

parkour team live 

should do the trick. 

3–29 AUG (NOT 16TH & 22ND), 

WWW.UNDERBELLY.CO.UK 

What to see if you’re feeling… 

In need of titillation 

[ GEMMA GOGGIN: DOUBLE G ] 

If you loved her 2010 

show Get Laid or 

Die Trying, here’s 

more outrageous 

comedy with plenty of 

audience participation. 

Wallflowers be warned. 

3–28 AUG, 

WWW.GILDEDBALLOON.CO.UK 

CHARITABLE 

[ THE BIG C: BIG COMEDY GALA ] 

Ed Byrne hosts 10 top 

UK comedians to raise 

money for Macmillan 

Cancer Support. 

15 AUG, 

WWW.BIGCOMEDYGALA.COM 

CHEEKY 

[ BEST OF THE FEST CABARET ] 

The finest cabaret 

performers from the 

Fringe showcase their 

charms, cheeky antics 

and saucy glamour, at 

one of festival's newest 

locations. 

4–28 AUG, 

WWW.ASSEMBLYFESTIVAL.COM 

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[ THE FREE FRINGE ] 

You can see great shows 

that won’t cost a single 

penny at The Free 

Fringe. What's not to like 

about that price? 

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Like taking a punt 

[ TIM FITZHIGHAM: GAMBLER ] 

Fringe Festival regular 

Tim reveals the 10 

strangest bets ever 

made, and recounts his 

endeavours to recreate 

them. Eccentric fun. 

3–29 AUG, WWW.PLEASANCE.CO.UK 

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Stewart Lee's comedy 

is cerebral, cynical, and 

he has a huge fanbase. 

3–29 AUG (NOT 15TH), 

WWW.THESTAND.CO.UK 


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In epically beautiful west Sweden 

you can join a fi shing boat crew 

and catch your own dinner — from 

oyster and crab to crayfi sh and 

lobster. Matthew Lee climbs 

onboard for a seafood safari. 

Photography by Per Kårehed

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“ 

There’s blackcurrant herring, dill 

herring, fennel and schnapps 

herring, black pepper herring, 

Scotch whisky herring and plain old pickled 

herring,” recites our waitress, pausing to catch 

her breath. “And, of course, we have herring 

tartare for an appetiser!” 

It must get repetitive doing an impression of 

Bubba from Forrest Gump every five minutes, 

but when you’re working at Salt & Sill, the 

world’s first herring-themed hotel, you can’t 

expect customers to order spaghetti. 

If herring tourism dries up, Salt & Sill can 

turn to its other USP – it floats. It’s moored to 

a giant raft at the edge of Klädesholmen, an 

island responsible for almost half of Sweden’s 

herring production. There’s also a floating 

sauna – Sweden's fastest, apparently – where 

I take my cue from the locals and get in touch 

with my inner Scandinavian. We heat up until 

it’s time to cool down, and with bellies full 

of pickled fish and boiled potatoes we fling 

ourselves into the sea, arms and legs flailing. 

I’ve come to west Sweden to experience 

the seafood it’s so celebrated for – and the 

following morning a herring-heavy breakfast 

“When a crab attacks 

you have to wait until it 

let’s go,” he warns. “If 

you try to pull it off , it’ll 

clamp harder” 

fuels photographer Per and me for the 

northbound drive to Strömstad and the ferry 

to the island of South Koster. After a hearty 

lunch of seafood stew we’re introduced to 

Kenneth Myrvold, the softly spoken Norwegian 

manager of Ekenäs hotel (tel: +46 (0)526 

20250), and Johan Andersson, a South Koster 

native and, I’m about to discover, owner of 

Sweden’s firmest handshake. Every time he 

picks up a crab, I feel its pain. 

As a child, Johan fished these waters with 

his grandfather. He’s tried and failed at city life 

(“I just start to panic”) and local bar work (“I 

prefer to drink drinks rather than serve drinks”), 

but he couldn’t be more comfortable than

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feel the pinch 

Johan at work 

Inspecting our fresh haul 

Our writer serves himself 

when he’s on his boat, hauling crabs, mackerel, 

lobster and shrimp onto the deck. He throws 

out salmon as bait, lowers a cage attached 

to a 40m rope, waits a few minutes, and then 

wheels it up triumphantly. Every 10 minutes, 

another 10 crabs appear. It all seems too easy. 

Johan grapples like a wrestler with his catch 

and skilfully deactivates the crab’s desperate 

clawing. Not to be outdone, I reach to grab 

a crab by its shell. “It’ll take your fingers off!” 

screams the fisherman, showing me the scars 

on his arms. “When a crab attacks, you have 

to wait until it let’s go,” he warns. “If you try to 

pull it off, it’ll clamp harder.” 

With our work done, we take a leisurely 

cruise past rugged, rocky landscapes; tiny 

islands inhabited only by horned goats. Back on 

dry land, we follow our bounty to the Ekenäs 

kitchen, where a team bakes bread, sautés 

scallops, roasts lamb and, upon seeing our 

catch, boils water in gigantic pots. The crabs 

re-emerge on a platter; a mass tangle of claws 

jostling for space with shrimps, mussels, cockles 

and oysters, all caught that same day. 

By the time we’ve prized every speck 

of meat from every pincer it’s gone 10pm, 

although there’s still enough sunlight for a 

bike ride. With no cars on the Koster islands 

– the ferries aren’t big enough and the roads 

aren’t wide enough – it’s the main mode of 

water bed 

Floating hotel Salt & 

Sill will look after your 

herring, fl oating and 

sauna needs 

Where to 

stay 

GOTHENBURG: 

CLARION COLLECTION 

HOTEL ODIN 

Sweden’s second city 

is the gateway to the 

west coast, and you 

may want to spend a 

night here on arrival. We 

highly recommend the 

Hotel Odin, conveniently 

located next to the train 

station. The restaurant, 

you’ll be relieved to 

discover, does an 

excellent seafood soup. 

TEL: +46 (0)31 745 2200, 

WWW.HOTELODIN.SE 

KLÄDESHOLMEN: 

SALT & SILL 

“Salt & Herring” in 

English, the world’s fi rst 

herring-themed hotel 

also fl oats and boasts 

Sweden’s fastest sauna. 

If you’re into herring, 

saunas or, erm, fl oating, 

it’s the place to go. 

TEL: +46 (0)304 673480, 

WWW.SALTOSILL.SE 

SOUTH KOSTER: 

EKENÄS 

There’s only one hotel on 

South Koster island but 

it’s a good one. A range of 

bedrooms are available 

to suit all budgets, from 

small cabins to spacious 

suites. 

TEL: +46 (0)526 20250, 

WWW.SYDKOSTER.SE 


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Enjoy all sides of a good vacation, the exceptional nature, the 

music and cultural events and the inviting spa-hotels and 

restaurants whith daily fresh seafood and fish. 

Spend some quality time in the first Swedish National Marine 

Park in the area of the archipelagos of Koster. 

Just 40 minutes from the local airport Rygge/Oslo 

www.stromstad.se and www.kosterhavet.se – seize 

the information and photos 

Welcome home 

to Gothenburg 

150 metres from the 

central station 

We invite all of our 

guests to a delightful 

complimentary 

evening buffet 

For more offers 

please visit 

www.hotelodin.se 

Odinsgatan 6 

411 03 Göteborg 

Telefon: 031-745 22 00 

Telefax: 031-711 24 60 

Email: reservation.cc.odin@choice.se 

www.hotelodin.se

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Gone fi shin’ 

Ekenäs hotel can arrange 

various fi shing trip 

packages, including crab, 

crayfi sh and mackerel. 

Trips start at SEK890 

(€97) per person, for 

crab fi shing and a picnic 

lunch. In Grebbestad, 

the Karlsson brothers at 

Everts Sjöbod run several 

trips, including oyster 

fi shing, which costs 

SEK690 (€75), with an 

optional oyster-opening 

course onboard for 

SEK250 (€27). 

bay watch 

A view from South Koster 

We tuck into some of west 

Sweden’s fi nest seafood – 

caught fresh that day 

transport for the 400 or so permanent residents. 

We pedal to the north side of the island, where 

we find two buildings: a ferry terminal and a 

bar, Johan’s former workplace. He’s sitting on a 

terrace, catching up with friends. 

“My grandfather lived on South Koster until 

he was 92 and he never visited North Koster,” 

says Johan as we marvel at the midnight 

sunset. “These islands are at war!” We laugh 

– the north island is no more than 50m away, 

within earshot of a choice Swedish insult. 

By buggy and by bicycle, we move en masse 

to the Blu Bar, a lovely pine and oak venue so 

hidden it seems surprising anybody finds it – 

then return to our hotel for a party, rural Sweden 

I make a mess of the 

fi rst few shells, but 

the press-nudge-twistli 

technique soon 

comes together 

style. The whole island appears to be here, 

dancing to Madonna and drinking schnapps 

until the start of another long summer’s day. 

It’s a day that finds us a little worse for wear, 

and the lack of pickled herring at the breakfast 

table feels like a betrayal of biblical proportions. 

But we pick ourselves up for the ferry back to 

Strömstad and the stunningly scenic drive to 

Grebbestad, home to 90% of Sweden’s oysters. 

We head to a yellow sea hut perched on poles 

above the water. It’s home to a fishing tours 

business called Everts Sjöbod (tel: +46 (0)70 672 

5208), run by the Karlsson brothers, Lars and Per. 

It becomes quickly apparent that the 

brothers, born and raised in Grebbestad, are 

standing on a goldmine. Lars sweeps his 

net through the shallow water where their 

boat is moored and heaves up six oysters, 

each of which could sell for £10 at a top 

Stockholm restaurant. When we’re at sea 

on their wooden boat Per hands me a knife 

and gloves, and teaches me a key life skill. I 

make a mess of the first few shells, but the 


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press-nudge-twist-lift technique soon comes 

together. And if I keep practising, Per suggests, 

I could represent the UK in the Nordic Oyster 

Opening Championships, which takes place in 

Grebbestad every spring. 

Feeling like the luckiest man in west Sweden, 

I eat the two-dozen oysters on the table on deck. 

I close my eyes to focus on the lively, complex 

flavour – somehow sweet, salty and creamy at 

the same time – and miss out on much of the 

gloriously rugged coastline. But my oysters are 

just a warm-up for the main event. Back at the 

charming 120-year-old fisherman’s hut there’s 

bread, cheese, Champagne and a vast seafood 

platter. Almost anywhere else, this would be 


foodie ferry 

Oyster fi shing with the 

Karlsson brothers 

I eat the two-dozen oysters on the table on 

deck, and close my eyes to focus on the 

lively, complex fl avour — somehow sweet, 

salty and creamy at the same time 

considered the height of luxury. Here, it’s simple local fare. 

The brothers used to own a furniture shop, but didn’t like working 

indoors, so they turned to something they’d been doing for as long as 

they can remember. “It was the right decision to fish full-time,” says Per, 

who also runs an organisation dedicated to promoting the wonders of the 

Grebbestad oyster throughout the world. This is a town of seafood addicts 

– they even celebrate a dedicated Oyster Day, held every September. 

The fishing seasons, we’re told, are mind-bogglingly precise. The 

lobster season, Per insists, begins at 7am on the first Monday following 

20 September. Before then, fishing for lobster is a waste of time. It seems 

crazy, but it’s precisely this obsessive devotion to their craft that’s made 

Scandinavian food the talk of the culinary world. The emphasis is on 

seasonal ingredients and simple, unfussy preparation. As I help myself to 

one last mussel, Per shows me various clippings and certificates stating that 

Grebbestad oysters are the best in the world. I’m not going to argue. 

Fast facts 


For car hire, such as for 

the drive to Strömstad, 

where you can catch 

a ferry to the Koster 

islands, Hertz (www. 

hertz.com) is Ryanair’s 

exclusive rental partner.

Enjoy Nyköping, Sweden. You’ll find a historic town of a comfortable 

size with a wide range of attractions. Explore the nature or get as 

close to the sea as you can in a kayak. Keep an eye out for seals 

and eagles. Find nice accommodations close to the airport. 

Nyköping is located only 7 minutes from 

Stockholm Skavsta Airport. 

www.visitnykoping.se

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Photography by Natalie Hill 

Let’s face it, you’re nobody until you have 

your own perfume. Beyoncé, J.Lo, Sarah 

Jessica Parker, Britney, Kylie, Katy Perry, 

Christina Aguilera – and the list goes on. With 

this in mind, I’m keen to attend a workshop to 

create my own fragrance at the famous 4711 

headquarters in Cologne, Germany. 

The 4711 fragrance has been housed in the 

same place since 1794 when, under French 

occupation, house numbers were introduced 

and the merchant family of Wilhelm Mülhens 

became residents of 4711 Glockengasse. 

The back story to how Mülhens became a 

perfumer is that an Italian Carthusian monk had 

made a gift to his family of a list of ingredients 

to make the perfect concoction of “Wonder 

Water”. This Wonder Water was originally a 

medicinal liquid, a drink containing, among 

other things, rosemary and alcohol to fight 

infection. When Napoleon demanded that 

all medicinal recipes be made public in 1810, 

Mülhens protected his secret recipe by declaring 

his “Echt Kölnisch Wasser” (“Original Cologne 

Water”) a healing scent for external application. 

Applying the liquid to the skin as a scent caught 

on, and so a classic fragrance was born. 

Today, the 4711 building is still magnificently 

historical on the outside, but all sleek, white

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Remember those loveable 

little Moominvalley residents? 

Then relive the magic of 

your early years by heading 

to Tampere’s Moominvalley 

museum. Devoted to the 

original works by writer and 

artist Tove Jansson, the 

museum houses around 

2,000 of her illustrations, as 

well as a replica of the blue 

vestorey Moomin ouse. 

Don’t forget to stock up 

on merchandise in the 

Moominvalley shop. 

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tel: +358 (0)50 321 1189 

www.vapriikki.fi 

Located on the banks of the 

Tammerkoski rapids, Vapriikki is 

a museum centre that caters for 

all the family, with constantly 

changing exhibitions covering a 

range of topics from history and 

technology to natural sciences. 

When you want to stop and 

refuel, head to the museum 

restaurant, Valssi, and 

you can stock up on 

souvenirs and gifts at 

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Heady notes of bergamot, rhubarb, verbena, 

sweet orange and green tea tickle my senses 

and contemporary on the inside. When I enter 

I bump into a group of eight excited women 

on a perfume pilgrimage, posing for a photo 

around a fountain of 4711 cologne that you 

can splash freely onto your wrists. I also find 

there is an original bottle dating back to 1807 

on display. On its yellowed label is an ornate 

illustration of the city’s horizon and “Eau de 

Cologne Double” is penned in calligraphy. The 

bottle is stopped with a cork and a red wax 

seal of the house. It’s a treasure that will excite 

anyone who has read Perfume by the German 

author, Patrick Süskind. 

The brand later adopted the “Molanus” 

hexagonal bottle because it was easy to 

transport, and allowed for a large label. The 

ornate logo was applied in a special blue 

pigment, with gold to signify high quality. 

Already, heady notes of bergamot, rhubarb, 

verbena, sweet orange and green tea tickle my 

senses and lead me seductively to the heart of 

the building where the workshops take place. 

Here, there are yet more treasures from the 

vaults, including letters requesting cologne 

supplies from German cultural giants such 

as composer Wagner and the writer Goethe. 

There are gorgeous illustrations from early 

advertising campaigns, and a 4711 bottle in 

which it is said Heinrich Göbel invented the 

first electric light bulb. 

The “nose” for the workshop session 

I’m attending is perfumer and Manager of 

Fragrance Development Alexandra Kale. When 

she joined the company she took its official 

smelling test and was soon being trained in 

fragrance development. 

“When I found out my test result, I talked to 

my parents about it and my mum admitted that 

as a child I would refuse to go some places, 

saying: ‘It stinks!’,” says Alex. “My dad always 

shop for a drop 

Picking up some 4711 

souvenirs in the shop 

Some historic cologne 

Splash 

on some 

Cologne 

Perfumer Alexandra Kale 

gives her tips on some of 

the city's other must-dos 

“I like to go to Cologne 

Beach Club, on the other 

side of the Rhine, for a 

sundowner. A seat in the 

sand gives you a great 

view of the cathedral.” 

KM 689 COLOGNE BEACH 

CLUB, 1 RHEINPARKWEG, 

TEL: +49 (0)221 650 0430, 

WWW.KM689.RHEIN- 

TERRASSEN.DE 

“Salon Schmitz is a 

great place for brunch. 

It used to be a butcher’s 

and it still features the 

old tiles. My order is 

fried eggs, sunny side 

up, on bread, with ham 

and cheese – that or 

Birchir muesli.” 

SALON SCHMITZ, 28 

AACHENER STRASSE, 

TEL: +49 (0)221 139 5577, 

WWW.SALONSCHMITZ.COM 

“If I want some culture 

there is always an 

interesting programme 

at the Philharmonie. 

Recently I saw some 

classical ballet but set to 

contemporary music. It 

was amazing.” 

KÖLNER PHILHARMONIE, 1 

BISCHOFSGARTENSTRASSE, 

TEL: +49 (0)221 204 080, 

WWW.KOELNER- 

PHILHARMONIE.DE 


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smells food before he eats, so I think I get it 

from him. I’ve invented a sort of vocabulary 

for the scents and associate them with colour 

codes. One might be a springtime green, 

another a forest green. Other perfumers may 

use mathematical percentages or feelings in 

their body, whatever speaks to them.” 

According to Alex, the decoding of smells 

happens in the same part of the brain that 

registers emotions, which is why we often 

associate particular fragrances with a feeling 

or memory. 

The other three beginner perfumers and I 

take a seat at our mixing table, ready for some 

alchemy. There is an old photo on the wall of 

some 4711 labourers from the 1920s, tirelessly 

extracting oils from a harvest of lemon peel. 

The oils were stored in special sponges. 

Fortunately, we already have our booty of 

essential oils, ready in large jars. 

The ingredients of the house perfume 

are no longer kept secret – they include 

grapefruit, lemongrass, lemon, mandarin and 

green tea – but their respective quantities 

are. Alex explains that the key is to combine 

fruity top notes that reach your nose straight 

away, and botanical heart and base notes 

that linger. Cologne is traditionally a light 

scent that you apply regularly as a refresher, 


I love the sweet mandarin, which 

makes the back of my throat tingle 

the same way my fi rst perfume did 

because there is less fragrant oil content 

than eau de toilette or eau de parfum. 

There are so many ingredients to choose 

from, and nobody wants to make a mistake 

and ruin a delicate mix. We have a 30ml bottle 

each, a 2ml pipette and a million ideas of 

combinations, some of which Alex politely 

advises against. She recommends we start with 

the fruits first – around 4ml of something we 

like – and build on that. 

note taking 

Paying attention 

in class 

There are plenty 

of ingredients to 

choose from 

Good 

scents 

Cologne isn’t the only 

destination that smells 

good. Here are more 

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perfumer in Florence 

to create a bespoke 

fragrance just for you. The 

experience takes place in 

a palazzo with stunning 

views over the Florentine 

rooftops, and past clients 

have included Sting, Linda 

Evangelista and Billy Joel. 

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where parts of Perfume 

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families, how perfume has 

evolved, and how to create 

your own scent. 

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Parisian women know 

the value of a seductive 

perfume. This workshop 

teaches you the history 

and techniques behind 

perfume making. 

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here we eau 

Perfumer Alexandra 

(left) and our writer ponder 

some scents 

Smells good, trust me 

I love the sweet mandarin, which makes the back of my throat tingle 

in the same way that my first perfume did (it was The Body Shop’s 

“Dewberry”). Orange sass is slightly bitter and makes a sexy, fruity 

bedfellow. Now that I have my top notes, I am torn. Green tea isn’t for 

me, basil is too strong, but bergamot is a contender. I’ve smelt so many 

samples that I can no longer differentiate as clearly. But if you smell your 

own skin at the crook of your elbow, it neutralises your nose (insider tip!). 

Apparently, lavender is traditionally used in more masculine scents 

and iris is the most expensive product because it is sourced from the 

root, not the flowers – and has to be one year old and dried for three 

years. Patchouli is also a premium ingredient because it’s sourced from 

Indonesia and the harvest has suffered from forest fires a few years ago. 

I decide that mandarin, orange sass and bergamot are my magic 

trinity. “If it works, don’t mess with it,” advises Alex. Branding my scent 

“Eau de Lucille”, I affix my pretty label and proudly spray it onto my 

pulse points. Move over ladies, there’s a new celebrity scent in town, and 

it smells of success! 

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BUY THESE 

SCENTS 

ONBOARD 

Here are just some of 

the perfumes that we 

sell at great prices 

Giorgio Armani 

Code Lady 

€41 / PAGE 153 

Givenchy Play For Her 

€50 / PAGE 149 

Armani Diamonds He 

€40/ PAGE 153 

Fast facts 


Airport Weeze is located 

near the town of Weeze, 

about 70km from 

Düsseldorf. Buses to 

Weeze, Cologne and 

other German and 

Dutch cities leave from 

outside the terminal. For 

car hire, Hertz (www. 


exclusive rental partner, 

with special rates for 




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here we eau 

Perfumer Alexandra 

(left) and our writer ponder 

some scents 

Smells good, trust me 

I love the sweet mandarin, which makes the back of my throat tingle 

in the same way that my first perfume did (it was The Body Shop’s 

“Dewberry”). Orange sass is slightly bitter and makes a sexy, fruity 

bedfellow. Now that I have my top notes, I am torn. Green tea isn’t for 

me, basil is too strong, but bergamot is a contender. I’ve smelt so many 

samples that I can no longer differentiate as clearly. But if you smell your 

own skin at the crook of your elbow, it neutralises your nose (insider tip!). 

Apparently, lavender is traditionally used in more masculine scents 

and iris is the most expensive product because it is sourced from the 

root, not the flowers – and has to be one year old and dried for three 

years. Patchouli is also a premium ingredient because it’s sourced from 

Indonesia and the harvest has suffered from forest fires a few years ago. 

I decide that mandarin, orange sass and bergamot are my magic 

trinity. “If it works, don’t mess with it,” advises Alex. Branding my scent 

“Eau de Lucille”, I affix my pretty label and proudly spray it onto my 

pulse points. Move over ladies, there’s a new celebrity scent in town, and 

it smells of success! 

FOR MORE DETAILS ON THE MUSEUM AND PERFUME-MAKING SESSIONS, VISIT WWW.4711.COM 

BUY THESE 

SCENTS 

ONBOARD 

Here are just some of 

the perfumes that we 

sell at great prices 

Giorgio Armani 

Code Lady 

€41 / PAGE 153 


€50 / PAGE 149 


€40/ PAGE 153 

Fast facts 


Airport Weeze is located 

near the town of Weeze, 

about 70km from 

Düsseldorf. Buses to 

Weeze, Cologne and 

other German and 

Dutch cities leave from 

outside the terminal. For 

car hire, Hertz (www. 


exclusive rental partner, 

with special rates for 




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The average life expectancy 

in years of a French woman 

84.44 

BERGERAC 

EAT: LA TABLE DU MARCHE 

Proving that gourmet cooking doesn’t 

have to cost the earth, Chef Stéphane 

Cuzin, who left Paris to open this place, 

serves up gorgeous seasonal dishes. 

21 PLACE DE MARCHE COUVERT, 

TEL: +33 (0)5 5322 4946, 

WWW.TABLE-DU-MARCHE.COM 

SLEEP: VILLA SAINT LAURENT 

What was once the home of an 

18th-century vintner is now a small hotelrestaurant 

with spacious rooms and a 

lush garden. Find it a few minutes outside 

of Bergerac. Doubles from €65. 

71 ROUTE DE BORDEAUX, SAINT LAURENT 

DES VIGNES, TEL: +33 (0)5 5324 1616, 

WWW.LAVILLASTLAURENT.COM 

SEE: CHATEAU DE MONTBAZILLAC 

This 16th-century chateau looms over 

hectares of vineyard. Tour the beautifully 

furnished interior, which includes the 

faithfully re-created bedroom of the 

Vicomtesse de Montbazillac. The guided 

tour ends with a wine tasting. 

ROUTE DE MONT-DE-MARSAN, 

TEL: +33 (0)5 5363 6500, 

WWW.CHATEAU-MONBAZILLAC.COM 

TASTE: MAISON DES VINS 

DE BERGERAC 

Tucked into a lovely former cloister, this 

tasting room/boutique/museum covers 

everything you ever wanted to know about 

the Bergerac appellation. 

1 RUE DES RECOLLETS, TEL: +33 (0)5 5363 

5757, WWW.VINS-BERGERAC.FR 

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LILLE 

EAT: CHEZ LA VIEILLE 

In this traditional dining room, bunches 

of dried fl owers hang from the ceiling 

and etchings of Old Lille cover the 

walls. Order local specialities such as 

carbonnade (beef cooked in beer), 

fricandelle (breaded sausage), and 

potjevleesch (don’t ask!). 

60 RUE DE GAND, TEL: +33 (0)3 2836 4006, 

WWW.ESTAMINETLILLE.FR 

SLEEP: HOTEL DE LA PAIX 

In the centre of the old city and a short 

trot to the train station, these low-key 

lodgings sport a vaguely art nouveau 

décor with very modern comforts. Rooms 

are clean and quiet. Doubles from €85. 

46 BIS RUE DE PARIS, TEL: +33 (0)3 2054 

6393, WWW.HOTEL-LA-PAIX.COM 

SEE: HOTEL EUROPA 

You can’t sleep here, but until 15 August 

you can reserve up to an hour in one of 

the wacky rooms in this hotel-inspired 

exhibition (pictured). Contemporary 

artists have created the strange spaces. 

Go ahead: lie on the bed and observe. 

GARE ST-SAUVEUR, BOULEVARD JEAN- 

BAPTISTE LEBAS, TEL:+33 (0)3 2031 3000, 

WWW.LILLE3000.EU/EUROPEXXL/ 

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DRINK: PEEKABOO CAFE 

A pleasant combination of kitsch and 

culture, this bar/café/gallery serves 

tropical cocktails and Flemish beers. 

92 RUE DE L’HOPITAL MILITAIRE, 

TEL: +33 (0)3 2057 0515, 

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SLEEP: HOTEL VIVIENNE 

Just around the corner from the mazelike 

Passage des Panoramas (a 19th-century 

version of a shopping mall), these homey 

lodgings offer space and simplicity at a 

very reasonable price. The staff are lovely, 

too. Doubles from €94. 

40 RUE VIVIENNE, TEL: +33 (0)1 4233 1326, 

WWW.HOTEL-VIVIENNE.COM 

SEE: DOMAINE DE MARIE ANTOINETTE 

If you don’t fancy the queues for 

the actual castle at the Chateau de 

Versailles, you can always get your fi x 

of French history at Marie Antoinette’s 

private digs, hidden in a beautiful corner 

of the park. Visit the gardens, grottoes, 

private theatre (pictured) and more. 

CHATEAU DE VERSAILLES, TEL: +33 (0)1 3083 

7800, WWW.CHATEAUVERSAILLES.FR/ 

DOMAINE-MARIE-ANTOINETTE 

EAT: LEMONI 

For a healthy lunch this Franco-Cretan 

café is a sure bet. It’s dedicated to organic 

cooking with a Mediterranean bent, and 

serves a delicious selection of homemade 

soups, salads and more. 

5 RUE DE CLICHY AND 5 RUE HEROLD, 

TEL: +33 (0)1 7430 2137 

DRINK: CLOSERIE DES LILAS 

This historic café and its beautiful 

garden terrace once gave shelter to such 

luminaries as Cezanne, Picasso, and 

Henry Miller. Don’t miss it. 

171 BOULEVARD DE MONTPARNASSE, TEL:+33 

(0)1 4051 3450, WWW.CLOSERIEDESLILAS.FR 

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BERLIN 

EAT: HUHNERHAUS BERLIN 

This much-loved take-away joint serves 

up what is arguably the best roast 

chicken in the German capital. Take your 

food to nearby Görlitzer Park to chow 

down, and get your fi ngers deliciously 

sticky in the summer sunshine. 

SKALITZER STRASSE, 

STAY: MICHELBURGER HOTEL 

Edgy and arty but with friendly staff, the 

world-class Michelburger is a budget 

design hotel located in an old East Berlin 

factory in the city’s feisty Freidrichshain 

neighbourhood. Doubles from €70. 

39-40 WARSCHAUER STRASSE, 

TEL: +49 (0)30 2977 8590, 

WWW.MICHELBERGERHOTEL.COM 

PARTY: BIERBIKE BERLIN 

This is a wooden-counter bar complete 

with beer tap, sound system and enough 

pedal space for 16 people, who sit at the 

bar to help cycle it through the city as a 

vehicle (pictured). Can this be safe? 

Well, its offi cial driver is stone cold sober! 

WILHELMSTRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)30 343 

5293, WWW.BIERBIKE-BERLIN.DE 

SEE: SANSSOUCI PALACE 

Prussian ruler Frederick the Great’s 

lavish Rococo pleasure palace, Sanssouci, 

was hidden away for almost 50 years. 

Now open to the public during the 

summer months, it’s only a 30-minute 

trip from Berlin, and well worth exploring. 

MAULBEERALLEE, TEL: +49 (0)33 1969 4200, 

WWW.SPSG.DE 

FLY TO BERLIN (SCHONEFELD) FROM 

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BREMEN 

EAT: KATZEN CAFE 

French in fl avour, German in style, and 

world renowned in reputation, Katzen 

Café has entertained a host of refi ned 

celebrity diners, including Roger Moore 

and former chancellor Gerhard Schröder. 

38 SCHNOOR, TEL: +49 (0)421 326621, 

WWW.KATZEN-CAFE.DE 

DRINK: LEMON LOUNGE 

With its 1920s feel and brick-thick 

cocktail menu, it’s not hard to see why 

Bremen’s Lemon Lounge was voted 

Playboy bar of the year. Grab a mixer 

and sink into the huge red leather couch. 

Despite its name, this place will leave you 

anything but sour-faced. 

164 AM WALL, TEL: +49 (0)421 514 8855, 

WWW.LEMONLOUNGE.DE 

TAKE TEA: SCHNOOR TEESTUBCHEN 

If you fancy a more traditional cuppa than 

you’ll fi nd in a corporate coffee store, go 

to Schnoor Teestübchen for an afternoon 

tea top-up. It feels just as cosy as your 

favourite relative’s kitchen and the hot 

drinks are perfectly brewed. 

1 WUSTE STATTE, TEL: +49 (0)421 323867, 

WWW.SCHNOOR-HANDELSKONTOR.DE 

SEE: ELLIOT ERWITT 

American photographer Elliot Erwitt has 

spent over 50 years shooting, carving his 

niche working for the famous Magnum 

Photos agency. The Focke Museum shows 

his work (pictured) until 30 October. 

240 SCHWACHHAUSER HEERSTR, 

TEL: +49 (0)421 699 6000, 

WWW.FOCKE-MUSEUM.DE 

FLY TO BREMEN FROM 23 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING IBIZA AND EDINBURGH 

MUNICH 

EAT: KONIGSHOF RESTAURANT 

Housed in one of Munich’s swankiest 

hotels, the Königshof restaurant is 

certainly not for the frugal. But if you’re 

looking for a meal you’ll never forget and 

you’re prepared to splash the cash, then 

this Michelin-starred eatery is just the 

treat. Reservations essential. 

25 KARLSPLATZ, TEL: +49 (0)89 551360, 

WWW.KOENIGSHOF-HOTEL.DE 

STAY: LOUIS 

Blending Japanese minimalism with 

vintage elements, this fi ve-star 

hotel (pictured) is the brainchild of 

hospitality design duo Kull & Weinzierl, 

and also hosts an excellent sushi 

restaurant. Doubles from €195. 

6 VIKTUALIENMARKT, TEL: +49 (0)89 4111 

9080, WWW.LOUIS-HOTEL.COM 

SEE: JAKOBIDULT 

With dodgem cars, shooting galleries 

and Bavarian beer stalls, not to mention 

what is said to be the largest crockery 

market in the world, Munich’s Jakobidult 

is Oktoberfest’s quirkier, less touristy and 

less alcohol-fuelled cousin. Catch it from 

30 July until 7 August. 

MARIAHILFPLATZ, TEL: +49 (0)89 2338 

2805, WWW.AUERDULT.DE 

ENJOY: SOMMERFEST IMPARK 

An annual, open-air free festival of live 

music and theatre from 29 July until 

22 August. Perfect for a summer’s day. 

OLYMPIAPARK, TEL: +49 (0)89 30670, 

WWW.IMPARK.DE 

FLY TO MEMMINGEN (MUNICH) FROM 16 

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING ALICANTE AND 

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TEXT: HEIDI FULLER-LOVE 


GREECE 


The distance in kilometres from Rhodes to the butterfl y-packed 

Valley of the Butterfl ies, in the village of Theologos 

23 

RHODES 

EAT: TA KIOUPIA 

Founded 40 years ago by Greek celebrity 

chef Michael Koumbiadis, this restaurant 

in a rustic village house serves a variety 

of dishes cooked in clay plots in a woodburning 

oven, including succulent Rhodes 

pork cooked in ouzo. Gorgeous. 

12 ARGONAFTON STREET, LALYSSOS, TEL: 

+30 22410 93448, WWW.TAKIOUPIA.COM 

DRINK: BLUE LAGOON 

With its palm trees and free-to-use pool, 

the pirate-themed Blue Lagoon bar 

near Mandraki harbour is a great place 

to go with the family. Sip cocktails near 

the waterfall while the kids have fun 

exploring the mock pirate ship. 

25TH MARTIOU STREET, TEL:+30 22410 

32632, WWW.LEPALAIS.GR 

SEE: SON-ET-LUMIERE 

Set against the stunning medieval 

backdrop of the Grand Master’s Palace, 

this sound-and-light show dramatises 

the life and times of a young man sent to 

live in a monastery in 1522, a year before 

Rhodes was invaded by the Turks. Check 

for English-language performances. 

IPPOTON STREET, TEL: +30 22410 21922 

STAY: ZACOSTA VILLA HOTEL 

In the heart of the city’s old town and just 

steps away from the bustling restaurant 

district, John Pelidis’s hotel-villa hybrid 

(pictured) boasts three comfy suites, a 

peaceful courtyard for alfresco dining and 

a 24-hour honesty bar. Doubles from €100. 

23 XENOFONTOS, MEDIEVAL CITY, +30 22410 

33450, WWW.ZACOSTA.COM 

FLY TO RHODES FROM 13 DESTINATIONS, 

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THESSALONIKI 

EAT: KIOUPIA 

Popular with Greek and foreign celebrities 

but surprisingly good value, this chic 

restaurant serving Greek specialities is 

always packed. Try the wild boar. 

3–5 MORIHOVOU SQUARE, TEL: +30 2310 

553239, WWW.KIOUPIA.GR 

DRINK: THE REAL ROCKNROLLA BAR 

Ignore the cheesy name and seek out this 

hip haunt in the town centre. Arrive at 

the bite-sized bar/club before midnight 

if you want to get a table. Music comes 

courtesy of resident DJs. 

VALAORITOU STREET, TEL: +30 2313 037828, 

WWW.THEREALROCKNROLLA-BAR.COM 

STAY: LE PALACE 

With lavish buffet breakfasts and a central 

location, this contemporary 58-bedroom 

hotel is a good choice for a short break. 

Not every room has a bath tub, though, 

so check in advance. Doubles from €90. 

12 TSIMISKI STREET, TEL: +30 2310 257400, 

WWW.LEPALACE.GR 

SEE: MUSEUM OF BYZANTINE 

CULTURE 

Boasting one of the country’s fi nest 

Byzantine art collections, this museum 

(pictured) holds everything from 

4th-century tombs and vivid frescoes 

to 21st-century items showing the 

infl uence of Byzantine culture. Entry is 

€9 and that also grants you entry to the 

archaeological museum next door. 

2 LEOFOROS STRATOU, 

TEL: +30 2310 868570 

FLY TO THESSALONIKI FROM EIGHT 

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING FRANKFURT 

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VOLOS 

EAT: OUZERIE IOLKOS 

In the region that produces most of 

Greece’s aniseed-fl avoured alcohol 

(pictured), there’s no better place to eat 

than this unpretentious ouzerie famed for 

its fresh seafood. Wash down the delicious 

stuffed octopus, prawns and grilled fi sh 

with a carafe of the local punch-packing 

Tsipouro. Not for the faint hearted. 

32 ARGONAUTON, TEL: +30 24210 35277 

DRINK: BAR BALTHASSAR 

At the heart of the city’s industrial Palai 

district, amid narrow cobbled streets 

and converted factory buildings, Bar 

Balthassar is a cool hangout for locals. 

Come here for live Greek music, jugs of 

iced beer and spicy skewers of the local 

stewed pork sausage, spetsofai. 

76 OIKONOMAKI, TEL: +30 69493 83200 

SEE: PORTARIA 

Just 12km east of Volos, climb the winding 

road to Portaria to fi nd waterfalls, lush 

forest surroundings and magnifi cent villas 

built in the last century, when this village 

was renowned for the production of silk. 

PORTARIA VILLAGE 

STAY: VALENI BOUTIQUE HOTEL 

This new boutique hotel overlooking 

Pagastikos bay has 14 spacious rooms 

with wooden fl oors and timbered ceilings. 

With an indoor-outdoor pool, restaurant 

and free transfer to Volos, it’s a great fi nd. 


PORTARIA, TEL: +30 242 809 0206, 

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TEXT: PETER GEOGHEGAN 


IRELAND 


The number of goals the Republic of Ireland’s leading scorer, 

Robbie Keane, has netted in international football 

49 

CORK 

GO: BUTTER MUSEUM 

Opened in 1770, Cork’s butter exchange 

was once the largest exporter of salted 

butter in the world. While the original 

exchange closed back in 1924, this quirky 

museum celebrates butter in Irish life 

from medieval times to the present day. 

Defi nitely one for the dairy. 

O’CONNELL SQUARE, TEL: +353 (0)21 430 

0600, WWW.CORKBUTTER.MUSEUM 

DRINK: FRANCISCAN WELL BREWERY 

Built on the site of a Franciscan 

monastery, this fashionable brewpub is 

fast becoming a local favourite – though 

with so much great beer on tap it’s all 

too easy to fi nd yourself a bit “langered” 

(that’s Cork speak for drunk). 

14B NORTH MALL, TEL: +353 (0)21 421 0130, 

WWW.FRANCISCANWELLBREWERY.COM 

VISIT: ENGLISH MARKET 

At Ireland’s best covered market, stands 

brim with meats, fi sh, vegetables and 

fruit, not to mention local delicacies such 

as pigs’ feet and blood sausage. 

ENTRANCES ON PRINCES STREET, 

PATRICK STREET AND THE GRAND PARADE, 

WWW.CORKENGLISHMARKET.IE 

STAY: RIVER LEE HOTEL 

On the picturesque banks of the River Lee, 

this urban retreat (pictured) combines 

class with convenience. Rooms are stylish 

and modern, while some of Cork’s best 

bars and restaurants are located nearby. 


WESTERN ROAD, TEL: +353 (0)21 425 2700, 

WWW.DOYLECOLLECTION.COM 

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DUBLIN 

DRINK: THE CONFESSION BOX 

Just a couple of blocks away from bustling 

O’Connell Street, this old-school Dublin 

pub is as cosy as the name suggests. The 

bijou lounge fi ts a dozen or so drinkers. 

88 MARLBOROUGH STREET, 

TEL: +353 (0)1 874 7339 

VISIT: MALAHIDE CASTLE 

This is one castle still fi t for a king. 

Founded in the 12th century by Richard 

Talbot and occupied by his descendants 

until 1973, Malahide is one of Ireland’s 

fi nest stately piles. 

MALAHIDE, TEL: +353 (0)1 846 2184, 

WWW.MALAHIDECASTLE.COM 

STAY: SCHOOLHOUSE HOTEL 

School’s been out at the former 

St Stephens Parochial School in upmarket 

Dublin 4 since 1969. It reopened as a 

boutique hotel in 1998 with 31 spacious 

rooms, all named after famous Irish 

writers. Doubles from €99. 

2-8 NORTHUMBERLAND ROAD, 

TEL: +353 (0)1 667 5014, 

WWW.SCHOOLHOUSEHOTEL.COM 

EAT: EDEN 

This stylish restaurant in the heart of 

Temple Bar (pictured) was once the 

preserve of rock stars and high-fl ying 

lawyers. Not any more. With a two-course 

express lunch at a recession-busting €10, 

you don’t have to be rich or famous to try 

the pork belly or smoked haddock. 

MEETING HOUSE SQUARE, TEMPLE BAR, 

TEL: +353 (0)1 670 5372, 

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KILKENNY 

EAT: CAFE SOL 

Situated in the heart of Kilkenny’s 

medieval old town, this intimate bistrostyle 

restaurant serves up contemporary 

Irish food with a Mediterranean twist. The 

locally sourced beef is excellent, but the 

asparagus risotto and salmon is the real 

highlight. Reservations recommended. 

WILLIAM STREET, TEL: +353 (0)56 776 4987, 

WWW.CAFESOLKILKENNY.COM 

VISIT: ROTHE HOUSE AND GARDEN 

History really comes alive inside this 

beautifully restored 17th-century 

merchant’s house (pictured). Within the 

impressive Tudor buildings there are 

numerous courtyards, as well as a lovingly 

created urban garden and the Kilkenny 

Archaeological Society’s museum. 

PARLIAMENT STREET, TEL: +353 (0)56 772 

2893, WWW.ROTHEHOUSE.COM 

SEE: DUNMORE CAVE 

In olden times, this limestone cave a few 

miles north of Kilkenny City was said to be 

one of the three darkest places in Ireland. 

Even in the gloom you can still make out 

the spectacular calcite formations: one 

stalagmite is over 6m in height. 

BALLYFOYLE, 11KM NORTH OF KILKENNY 

STAY: RIVER COURT HOTEL 

This classy Georgian-style hotel is the 

perfect retreat. Located on the banks of 

the river Nore, the excellent Riverside 

restaurant affords great views of Kilkenny 

Castle. Doubles from €100. 

THE BRIDGE, JOHN STREET, TEL: +353 (0)56 

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ITALY 


The height in metres of Mount Etna, Sicily: 

try not to fall in when you reach the top 

3,328 

FLORENCE 

EAT: OSTERIA DEL CAFFE ITALIANO 

Looking like the drawing room of a 

14th-century palazzo (essentially what it 

is), this rustic eatery serves up hearty 

dishes. Start off with antipasti like Parma 

ham and Tuscan cheeses, then tuck into 

mains like lasagne, ravioli and ossobuco. 

11 VIA ISOLA DELLE STINCHE, TEL: +39 055 

289080, WWW.CAFFEITALIANO.IT 

DRINK: GILLI 

Open since 1733, this legendary café 

moved to Piazza della Republica in the 

early 1900s. Decorated in an elegant 

Liberty style with Murano lamps and wood 

panelling, it serves up cappuccinos, fi ne 

wines, whiskies and an assortment of 

chocolates and cakes. 

1 VIA ROMA, TEL: +39 055 213896, 

WWW.GILLI.IT 

STAY: HOTEL GLOBUS 

Situated near the train station, Globus 

(pictured) offers great-value digs in a 

stylishly restored 18th-century palazzo. 

The modern rooms range from “small 

economical” , to the spacious “superior”. 

All have free wi-fi . Doubles from €97. 

24 VIA S ANTONINO, TEL: +39 055 211062, 

WWW.HOTELGLOBUS.COM 

PROPOSE: ARTVIVA 

If you’re planning to pop the question in 

Florence, try tour experts ArtViva. They 

can help with everything from choosing a 

location to having a ring made to your 

own design by local artisan jewellers. 

TEL: +39 055 264 5033, 

WWW.ITALY.ARTVIVA.COM 

FLY TO PISA (FLORENCE) FROM 46 

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PALERMO 

EAT: CAPRICCI DI SICILIA 

Enjoy traditional cooking at this friendly 

trattoria near the Teatro Politeama. You 

can order Sicilian staples like fresh pasta 

with sardines, and delicious desserts like 

cannoli and cassata. 

6 VIA ISTITUTO PIGNATELLI, TEL: +39 091 

327777, WWW.CAPRICCIDISICILIA.IT 

DRINK: KURSAAL KALHESA 

A bar, restaurant, cultural space and 

bookshop all rolled into one, Kursaal 

Kalhesa is housed within an atmospheric 

19th-century building, part of the 

imposing city walls. In summer, it’s the 

perfect place for a cocktail or two out on 

the terrace under the stars. 

21 FORO UMBERTO I, TEL: +39 091 616 2282, 

WWW.KURSAALKALHESA.IT 

STAY: ASTORIA PALACE HOTEL 

As well as a convenient location close to 

the best shopping areas, this large 

four-star (pictured) offers four different 

restaurants. There’s a gym for those who 

are health conscious, and a smokers’ hall 

for those who are slightly less so. 

Breakfast and parking are included in your 

room rate. Doubles from €54. 

62 VIA MONTEPELLEGRINO, TEL: +39 091 

628 1111, WWW.GHSHOTELS.IT 

SEE: SEGESTA 

A day trip from Palermo, the site of 

Segesta was once home to the ancient 

tribe, the Elymians. See a well-preserved 

Doric temple, an amphitheatre and the 

remains of a mosque, castle and agora. 

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ROME 

EAT: ‘GUSTO 

An upstairs restaurant serving modern 

Italian cuisine and a downstairs wine bar, 

pizzeria and bookshop make ’Gusto a 

special destination. Inside, the dark wood 

and exposed brickwork create a warm 

atmosphere, while outside you can tuck 

into lunch under a shaded colonnade. 

9 PIAZZA AUGUSTO IMPERATORE, 

TEL: +39 06 322 6273, WWW.GUSTO.IT 

DRINK: SOCIETE LUTECE 

This trendy bar near Piazza Navona is 

cute and quirky. On a warm summer’s 

night you’re most likely to be stood with 

the crowds out on the small square, 

drinking expertly mixed cocktails. The 

aperitivo buffet gets underway at 7pm. 

17 PIAZZA DI MONTEVECCHIO, TEL: +39 06 

6830 1472, WWW.SOCIETE-LUTECE.IT 

STAY: FORTY SEVEN HOTEL 

From its contemporary art collection to 

the glass lift that whisks you up to the 

rooftop restaurant, this hotel (pictured) 

has bags of style. The modern rooms are 

bright and spacious. Doubles from €195. 

47 VIA PETROSELLI, TEL: +39 06 678 7816, 

WWW.FORTYSEVENHOTEL.COM 

SEE: CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA IN 

COSMEDIN 

It’s easy to spot this beautiful 8th-century 

church, thanks to its seven-storey bell 

tower. Marble fl oors and frescoes brighten 

the interior, where you can test the 

“Mouth of Truth”, an ancient stone face 

said to bite the hands of liars. 

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MALTA 


The number of new buses being introduced 

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172 

MDINA 

EAT: MEDINA 

Fancy a little romance? Medina is a 

couple’s paradise. Enjoy the weather 

and feast on Mediterranean and local 

specialities under the fl owering oleander 

tree in the vine-clustered courtyard. Book 

ahead: the locals love this place. 

7 HOLY CROSS STREET, TEL: +356 2145 

4004, WWW.MOL.NET.MT/MEDINA 

DRINK: DON MESQUITA WINE BAR 

Start your evening with a wander through 

Mdina’s quaint old alleys, and fi nd yourself 

at this dinky – yet very trendy – wine 

bar, on a picturesque square. Snack on 

platters of local bread and cheeses. 

MESQUITA SQUARE, +356 2702 6640 

STAY: XARA PALACE 

The only accommodation within the walls 

of Mdina is the fi ve-star Xara Palace. Much 

of the magic of this 17th-century palace 

has been retained and restored, with 

added modern comforts. Some suites 

have their own terraces and jacuzzis. 


MISRAH IL-KUNSILL, TEL: +356 2145 0560, 

WWW.XARAPALACE.COM.MT 

VISIT: CARMELITE PRIORY MUSEUM 

The Carmelite Priory (pictured) offers an 

incredible insight into the lives of Malta’s 

historic friars. Take a guided tour around 

and if you’re lucky, catch one of summer’s 

free classical lunchtime concerts. A real 

must-see Mdina attraction. 

VILLEGAIGNON STREET, TEL: +356 2702 0404, 

WWW.CARMELITEPRIORYMUSEUM.COM 

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(GIRONA) AND KRAKOW 

SAN LAWRENZ, GOZO 

EAT: TATITAS 

Family run and with a sense of fun, Tatitas 

is a great local restaurant en-route to 

the Azure Window and Inland Sea. Stop 

here for a bite of something special and 

enjoy a laidback lunch or dinner in the 

picturesque square. The menu is dynamic 

and the service great. Be sure to save 

room for a homemade dessert. 

PJAZZA SAN LAWRENZ, TEL: +356 2156 5099 

STAY: KEMPINSKI HOTEL SAN LAWRENZ 

In the middle of the Gozitan countryside, 

the Kempinski (pictured) is surrounded 

by lush greenery, with lovely grounds to 

explore. The service at this fi ve-star is 

attentive and most rooms have views of 

the beautiful gardens. Doubles from €110. 

TRIQ IR-ROKON, TEL: +365 2211 0000, 

WWW.KEMPINSKI.COM/EN/GOZO 

RELAX: THE KEMPINSKI SPA 

Specialising in ayurvedic treatments, the 

Kempinski Spa also has a focus on the 

environment, with treatments involving 

precious red jasper and volcanic stones. 

TRIQ IR-ROKON, TEL: +356 2211 0000, 

WWW.KEMPINSKI.COM/EN/GOZO 

VISIT: THE TA PINU SHRINE 

Built as a shrine to the Virgin Mary – on 

the spot where young Karmni Grima is 

said to have received a message from her 

in 1883 – Ta Pinu is quite a treasure trove. 

The church is impressive in itself, and 

displays an incredible array of messages, 

gifts and mementos from local people. 

GHARB (LIMITS OF SAN LAWRENZ) 


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(BRADFORD) AND LONDON (LUTON) 

SLIEMA 

EAT: IL-MITHNA 

Mellieha is now classed as a European 

Destination of Excellence, and there are 

many great restaurants in the area. This is 

one of the best, set within an old windmill, 

with a menu of international dishes, most 

with a very local twist. 

58 TRIL IL-KBIRA, TEL: +356 2152 0404, 

WWW.MITHNA.COM 

DRINK: REFLECTIONS PUB 

Whatever night of the week, you’ll be 

in good company as numerous locals 

and expats have made this traditional 

pub their local, and there are plenty of 

promotions to keep you merry. 

97 TRIQ TAS-SALIB, TEL: +356 7952 4329 

STAY: RIU SEABANK HOTEL 

Ideal for families, this hotel boasts six 

restaurants, and has facilities that include 

a kids’ club and bowling alley. Activities for 

adults include poolside aerobics. Across 

the road from the largest beach on the 

island, life doesn’t really get more “sea 

view” than this. Doubles from €37. 

MARFA ROAD, TEL: +356 2289 1000, 

WWW.SEABANKHOTEL.COM 

GO: POPEYE VILLAGE 

Seen the 1980 Popeye movie starring 

Robin Williams? Sweethaven Village 

(pictured) features the fi lm’s original set, 

transformed into an adventure park.From 

fairground rides to relaxing jaunts out to 

sea in a traditional boat, this is one great, 

family-friendly place to spend a day. 

ANCHOR BAY, WWW.POPEYEMALTA.COM 


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VENICE (MARCO POLO AND TREVISO) 

Located in the beautiful 

terraces of the Dragonara 

Casino in St.Julian’s, 

Restaurant Don Serafino 

1953 lets you savour all the 

flavours generously offered 

by the Mediterranean region. 

Inspired by our experience 

with our Michelin Star 

restaurant in Sicily we bring 

you a celebration of 

food and wine 

Ristorante Don Serafino 1953 

Dragonara Casino 

Dragonara Road, St. Julian’s, Malta 

T: +356 21377719 

E: malta@locandadonserafino.it 

www.locandadonserafino.it 

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Set in the heart of Playa de las Americas, Little Italy Pompei is 

handy for the many apartments and hotels in the area. As its 

name suggests, Pompei offers guests an excellent selection of 

traditional mouth-watering Italian cuisine. Also on offer are 

delicious international and Scandinavian meat and fish dishes. 

The chef creates menus using high-quality products, which 

makes their restaurant a favourite with visitors and locals alike, 

many returning time and again to become regular customers. 

Needless to say, newcomers are guaranteed a warm welcome. 

Specialities include a seafood platter, king prawns in garlic, 

steak Rossini, rack of lamb and sole in white wine sauce. 

For alfresco dining there is an outdoor terrace.

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ALICANTE 

EAT: LA CASONA ALICANTINA 

This is the place to go for traditional 

dishes in Alicante: think bacalao, 

jamon, lobster, paella and grills. It’s not 

a restaurant for dieters: portions are 

generous, heavy and made for sharing. 

14 CALLE MAYOR, TEL: +34 965 212482 

STAY: HOTEL DE SAL 

This inn (pictured), housed in a 19thcentury 

building, was refurbished in 

2009. The vibe is chic budget, with 

minimalist rooms, as well as the option of 

hostel-style dormitory accommodation. 

A roof terrace offers views across 

Alicante. Doubles from €34 per person. 

9 CALLE CARMEN, TEL: +34 965 211720 

WWW.BOUTIQUEHOTELDESAL.COM 

DRINK: BODEGA SALVADOR POVEDA 

Rent a car and drive inland through 

gorgeous hill scenery to the town 

of Monovar, about 40 minutes from 

Alicante, to the Salvador Poveda winery. 

Here you can try Alicante’s indigenous 

wine, Fondillon. It’s a dessert wine 

stronger than sherry and takes 

decades to age. 

CTRA MONOVAR, SALINAS 3KM, TEL: +34 

9669 60180 WWW.SALVADORPOVEDA.COM 

SEE: ELECTROMAR 

Take a drive to the beach resort of Los 

Narejos for this brilliant music festival 

(29–30 July). Moby and 2manydjs are 

among the acts this year. 

LOS NARESOS BEACH, LOS ALCAZARES, 

TEL: +34 615 652198, WWW. 

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LANZAROTE 

EAT: ACATIFE 

In a refurbished country estate, 

Acatife specialises in local classics like 

fi sherman’s soups and fresh seafood. 

Among the best restaurants in Teguise, it 

has surprisingly reasonable prices. 

4 CALLE SAN MIGUEL, TEGUISE, 

TEL: +34 928 845037 

STAY: CASA EL MORRO 

In Uga, near Lanzarote, beside a national 

park, this place has just six suites. The 

views of volcanoes and gardens are 

cinematic: it’s the kind of gorgeous, 

isolated place a secret agent might go to 

relax after a mission. Doubles from €110. 

1 CALLE EL MORRO DE UGA, UGA, 

TEL: +34 928 830392, 

WWW.CASAELMORROLANZAROTE.COM 

DRINK: CHISPAS 

Chispas serves very cold beers at very 

low prices and there’s always a lively 

and welcoming local crowd drinking on 

the large terrace. The ideal location for 

winding down in the evening. 

13 PLAZA PUEBLO MARINERO, TEGUISE 

SEE: LAGOMAR 

The spectacular former house of actor 

Omar Sharif (it’s thought he lost it in a 

card game) is built into a volcanic quarry, 

and today includes a cultural centre and 

restaurant. Breathtaking rock gardens, 

caves and tunnels lead you through an 

underground lake to the main house. 

A Lanzarote must-see (pictured). 

NAZARET, WWW.LAG-O-MAR.COM 

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AND BARCELONA (EL PRAT) 

TENERIFE 

EAT: CASA PACHE 

This fabulously chaotic place is thrown 

together to look like an antiques shop. 

Order typical Spanish fare, wonderfully 

cooked, such as shellfi sh, cured pork and 

cod doused in litres of olive oil. 

8 CALLE LA VERDAD, PUERTO DE LA CRUZ, 

TEL:+34 922 372524 

STAY: LA QUINTA ROJA 

This was a 16th-century aristocrat’s 

manor (pictured). Located on the plaza 

in Garachico, in the island’s north-west, 

its rooms have exposed beams and tile 

fl oors. This is the perfect location for 

seeing a traditional Canary Islands village, 

while still having access to the beach. 


1 GLORIETA DE SAN FRANCISCO, 

GARACHICO, TEL: +34 922 133377, 

WWW.QUINTAROJA.COM 

DRINK: CERVESERIA CAPITAL 

This bar is less loud than the nearby 

clubs, but less formal than the wine bars. 

Perfect. Find a wide range of brews on tap. 

60 CENTRA GRAL LA CAMELLA, ARONA, 

TEL: +34 922 728201 

SEE: MOUNT TEIDE 

For a country that includes the Pyrenees, 

it’s a surprise that Spain’s tallest 

mountain is in Tenerife. At more than 

3,700m, Mount Teide is the world’s thirdtallest 

volcano from its base. Hiking is 

possible, and there’s also a cable car. 

MOUNT TEIDE NATIONAL PARK, TEL: +34 

922 010440 

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EAT: SWINKY SWEETS 

A dinky café specialising in handcrafted 

treats and sundaes. This summer’s 

cupcake collection is inspired by 

cocktails – our favourite is the Pina 

Colada. There’s also a shop selling US 

imports such as Lucky Charms cereal. 

20 PARK STREET, TEL + 44 (0)117 929 7512, 

WWW.SWINKYSWEETS.CO.UK 

DRINK: JOE PUBLIC’S 

At the heart of the nightlife district 

between Clifton and Park Street is this bar 

and live-music venue. We love the faux 

aeroplane décor that will transport you to 

a late-night landing over a metropolis – 

especially after a glass or two of 

Champagne. Get there around 11pm, 

when it starts to fi ll up. 

3 QUEENS AVENUE, TEL +44 (0)117 973 1249, 

WWW.JOEPUBLICS.COM 

STAY: LUXURY ROOMS 

These luxury serviced apartments 

overlook the harbour and come in various 

sizes from studios to three-bedroom 

pads. There’s a minimum stay of two 

nights. Doubles from £98 (€98). 

CANON’S WAY, TEL +44 (0)1173 306850, 

WWW.LUXURYROOMSBRISTOL.CO.UK 

VISIT: AVON GORGE 

The Avon Gorge is a Bristol icon and 

at night it’s beautifully illuminated 

(pictured). By day, take a fascinating free 

guided tour at the weekend, setting off at 

3pm from Clifton toll booth. 

BRIDGE ROAD, TEL +44 (0)117 974 4664, 

WWW.CLIFTONBRIDGE.ORG.UK 

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The number of natural specimens in the collection at the Natural History 

Museum, ranging from microscopic slides to mammoth skeletons 

EDINBURGH 

EAT: UNDER THE STAIRS 

Make yourself at home in the shabby-chic 

surroundings of this bar-restaurant 

(pictured), where the menu is dominated 

by British and Mediterranean classics. 

There’s a chilled-out atmosphere that 

makes it all too easy to linger from lunch 

until late into the evening. 

3A MERCHANT STREET, TEL: +44 (0)131 466 

8550, WWW.UNDERTHESTAIRS.ORG 

RELAX: THE MEADOWS 

Make the most of the Scottish summer 

sunshine at The Meadows, a much-loved 

public park kitted out with tennis courts, 

cricket pitches, a free-to-play pitch and 

putt course and more. 

NEAR MELVILLE DRIVE 

STAY: CEILIDH DONIA HOTEL 

At this family-run hotel a warm Scottish 

welcome comes free of charge. Located 

close to the centre of town, it offers 

quality and comfort with a personal touch. 

A good fi nd. Doubles from £110 (€110). 

14-16 MARCHHALL CRESCENT, 

TEL: +44 (0)131 667 2743, 

WWW.HOTELCEILIDH-DONIA.CO.UK 

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See the city in more ways than you ever 

thought possible with the old-fashioned 

camera obscura beside Edinburgh castle. 

As well as some unique city views, you 

can experience other optical illusions 

and technical wizardry. 

549 CASTLEHILL, TEL: +44 (0)131 226 3709, 

WWW.CAMERA-OBSCURA.CO.UK 

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AND MEMMINGEN (MUNICH) 

LONDON 

DRINK: PROUD2 

The capital’s newest super-sized club 

is Proud2, housed within the vast The 

02 venue. Downstairs there’s a 1960s, 

Warhol’s Factory feel, while upstairs 

there’s the art deco-inspired lounge plus 

more rooms, tunes and drinks to discover. 

THE O2, PENINSULA SQUARE, LONDON SE10, 

TEL: +44 (0)20 8463 3070, 

WWW.PROUD2.COM 

EAT: WATERLOO BAR AND GRILL 

Hidden behind a bustling front bar is 

this serenely calm dining room, serving 

European classics including quality steak 

and pasta dishes. Minutes from the South 

Bank and the National Theatre. 

119 WATERLOO ROAD, LONDON SE1, 

TEL: +44 (0)20 7960 0202, 

WWW.WATERLOOBARANDGRILL.COM 

SHOP: DISNEY STORE 

This brand new branch (pictured) has 

everything a Disney fan could wish upon a 

star for. There’s a massive Princess Castle 

with a magic mirror, a high-def Disney 

cinema and much more. 

350 OXFORD STREET, LONDON WC1, TEL: +44 

(0)20 7491 9136, WWW.DISNEYSTORE.CO.UK 

SEE: THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE 

This darkly comic play was such a hit 

in 2010 that the Young Vic theatre has 

brought it back. The tale of an Irish 

mother and daughter has been showered 

with awards. From 20 July – 3 September. 

YOUNG VIC, 66 THE CUT, LONDON SE1, TEL: 

+44 (0)20 7922 2922, WWW.YOUNGVIC.ORG 


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Vineyards 

of the king 

A family-owned company, 

bodegas Felíx Solís Avantis is among 

the largest producers of wine in 

Spain. John Radford takes a tour of 

its Pagos del Rey wineries 

Altos de 

Tamaron 

Crianza 

(Ribera del 

Duero) 

With rich aromas 

of intense fruit, soft 

chocolate, cocoa, tobacco 

leaves and spicy wood, 

this is a pleasingly 

sumptuous and fullbodied 

wine. 

BEST SERVED WITH: 

Stews, patés, roast meats 

and cured cheeses. 

RIBERA DEL DUERO: 

WHERE IT ALL BEGAN 

Renowned as one of the fi nest wine areas 

in Spain, Ribera del Duero in the region of 

Castile-León, north of Madrid, is home to 

the fi rst of the Pagos del Rey (“vineyards of 

the king”) wineries. Felíx Solís Yañez, whose 

family has been involved in wine making 

since the 19th century, chose this area for the 

fi rst Pagos del Rey bodega in 2002 because 

his grandfather had owned a vineyard here. 

He built a striking, ultra-modern winery and 

sourced vineyards with the oldest vines to 

produce a modern classic version of Ribera 

del Duero. The vineyards are at high altitudes, 

up to 900m, and grow the Tempranillo grape, 

known locally as the Tinto Fino or Tinta del 

Pais. The altitude brings with it blazing hot 

days and very cool nights in the ripening 

season, providing optimal conditions for the 

grapes. The result is powerful, structured 

wines with great perfume and body, which 

age elegantly. And though the region’s wines 

are typically expensive, Felíx determined, in 

keeping with the company’s policy to keep 

costs to the consumer down, that his wines 

remain affordable and readily available on 

supermarket shelves. The main brands are 

Altos de Tamaron and Condado de Oriza, 

which sell in the UK for around £7 a bottle. 

Blume 

Verdejo 

(Rueda) 

A delightfully easy wine 

to drink with tropical and 

citrus fruit characteristcs, 

such as the aromas and 

fl avours of pineapple, 

grapefruit, passionfruit 

and nectarine. 


Seafood, fi sh or with Thai, 

Japanese and Pacifi c Rim 

fusion dishes. 

WHITE WINES OF RUEDA 

The next step for Pagos del Rey was to focus 

on the mainly white-wine area of Rueda, also 

in the region of Castile-León. The region’s 

local grape, the Verdejo, produces a pale, 

straw-coloured wine with aromas of grass 

and herbs and a fresh, lip-smacking fruit. It’s 

a classic combination with anything fi shy and 

especially with the Spanish favourite of simply 

cooked langostinos a la plancha. As in Ribera 

del Duero, the Pagos del Rey winery is slick 

and modern, and the wines represent excellent 

value for money. The brands to look out for are 

Blume and Analivia, which typically retail for 

around £8 per bottle in the UK.

Bajoz 

Tempranillo 

(Toro) 

Fruity and intense on 

the nose, with hints of 

liquorice, this wine is well 

balanced, elegant and 

lively on the palate. 


Red and white meats, 

pizza or pasta. 

TORO’S RICH REDS 

Heading deeper into Castile-León, the next 

venture for the Solís group was in the Toro area, 

which is immediately to the west of Rueda. 

Toro is hot and dry, and the vines are planted 

at altitudes of about 600-750m giving similar 

hot days and cool nights to Ribera del Duero. 

The grape is the Tempranillo, or the Tinta de 

Toro, which has evolved rather differently from 

its neighbours, boasting a thicker skin giving a 

richer, darker colour and more heat and power 

to the wine. It is particularly well suited to dishes 

such as roast lamb or pork (especially roast 

suckling pig), which are the main dishes in the 

region. Rather than build a new winery in Toro, 

Pagos del Rey took over an existing one,Viña 

Bajoz, investing heavily in new equipment 

and training as well as relaunching the wines. 

Labels to look out for are Bajoz, Finca la Meda 

and Cano. Gran Bajoz is the fl agship product 

and quite simply a stunning wine to drink. 

A CLASSIC FROM RIOJA 

The most recent addition to the Pagos del 

Rey empire is in Rioja. This is the region most 

closely associated with Spain when it comes 

to wine. Once again the main grape is the 

Tempranillo. The classic style is rich, raspberrystrawberry 

fruit, a hint of smoky oak with an 

aroma of the cigar-box and a lasting fi nish. 

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Castillo 

de Albai 

Reserva 

(Rioja) 

Deep cherry red in colour, 

this Rioja displays aromas 

of chocolate, jam, spices 

and mint. 


Meats, grilled vegetables 

and cheeses. 

Bajoz Rosado 

(Toro) 

Fruity on the nose, with 

hints of raspberry and 

strawberry, this rosé 

wine is the perfect 

balance between intensity 

and freshness. 


Salads, white meats and 

asparagus dishes. 

The Pagos del Rey winery – another utterly 

modern edifi ce, designed in the style of a 

ship – is in the town of Fuenmayor and made 

its fi rst vintage in 2004. The company owns no 

vineyards, but has contracts with local growers 

and supervises the growing of the grapes. The 

main wine brands are Castillo de Albai, Arnegui 

and El Circulo, and encompass the wide range 

of Rioja styles. The prices, as always, offer 

exceptional value, with even the Castillo de 

Albai Reserva retailing in the UK at around £10. 

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Catalonian charms 

From watery thrills and spills to adventures on dry land, 

get to grips with Catalonia’s mesmerising coastline 

If you’re looking for an active break that 

will enable you to make the most of 

Catalonia’s idyllic coastline and enviable 

climate, then it’s time to hit the beach. 

Stretching from Spain’s Costa Brava to the 

Costa Daurada, Catalonia’s coastline boasts 

endless miles of sandy beaches and pretty 

bays. And now, thanks to the Water Sports 

Resorts initiative (dedicated tourism and leisure 

zones found throughout Spain), the region 

is literally awash with water-based activities 

to cater for all abilities and ages. The sports 

on offer range from sailing and boat trips to 

windsurfi ng, deep sea fi shing, diving, kayaking, 

jet skiing, parasailing, kitesurfi ng and water 

skiing to name but a few. And you can rest 

assured that all activities are carried out with 

your safety and enjoyment being the Water 

Sports Resorts’ primary concern. 

YEAR-ROUND THRILLS 

Thanks to Catalonia’s extraordinary climate 

and unrivalled Mediterranean setting, you can 

engage in water-based activities no matter 

what the time of year. And wherever you plan 

to holiday along the coastline you will never 

be far from one of the Water Sports Resorts. 

There are seven to choose from: Roses - Cap 

de Creus, L’estartit - Iles Medes, Badia di 

Palamos - Calonge, Santa Susanna, Vilanova 

i la Getrú, Salou - Costa Daurada and Sant 

Carles de la Ràpita. 

When you want to set foot on dry land 

again, there’s no end of cultural, culinary 

and sporting pursuits for you to indulge in. 

Choose from hiking, horseriding, fi shing, golf, 

mountain biking, cycling, quad biking and 

4WD adventures. Catalonia is also famed for 

its rustic cuisine and there’s an abundance 

of charming local eateries where you can 

mingle with the locals while feasting on 

delicious seafood dishes. When it comes to

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accommodation there’s something for every 

budget, from campsites for those looking to 

save their pennies to luxury hotels for those 

wanting to splash out. 

FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY 

Considered by many to be the quintessential 

family holiday tourist destination, 12 

municipalities along this stretch of coastline 

have already been granted the Family Holiday 

Destination hallmark of quality by the Catalan 

Tourist Board. What’s more, both young and 

old will relish the range of theme parks, mini 

clubs and entertainment programmes on offer. 

CATALAN TOURIST BOARD 

PASSEIG DE GRÀCIA, 105 – 3A – 08008 BARCELONA 

SPAIN, TEL: +34 934 849900, 

WWW.CATALUNYA.COM 

WATER SPORTS RESORTS OF CATALONIA 

TEL: +34 930 011611, 

INFO@ENCATALUNYA.CAT, 

WWW.ENCATALUNYA.CAT 

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Catalonia’s coastline; 

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Water-based 

activities for 

all to enjoy 

Catalonia’s Water 

Sports Resorts offer 

an enormous range of 

activities for people of 

all ages and abilities. 

Those wanting to 

get their adrenaline 

pumping can try water 

skiing, windsurfi ng, 

parasailing, kite 

surfi ng, catamaran 

sailing, diving and jet 

skiing. While those 

after a more relaxing 

experience can head off 

on a fi shing, snorkelling 

or whale-watching trip. 

Rest assured you’ll 

have an incredible 

experience on the 

Catalan coast that will 

be forever etched on 

your memory!

Fun and frolics around 

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Be it the best day trips in Ireland or paragliding in Morocco, we’ve been busy sourcing 

action-packed activities to get you out and about on your summer getaway 

Day tours in Ireland 

Make the most of your Irish 

getaway by allowing someone 

else to take over the hassle of 

organising your sightseeing 

itinerary. Extreme Ireland Day 

Tours have put together a series 

of the best day trips in Ireland. 

Choose from a visit to Cork 

and Blarney where you can kiss 

the famous Blarney Stone, or 

prepare to be dazzled by the 

beauty of Connemara, winding 

up with a boat trip on Ireland’s 

only fjord aboard the Connemara 

Lady. Those after awe-inspiring 

sights can head off to explore 

the natural phenomenon that is 

the Giant’s Causeway and the 

north coast or the majestic cliffs 

of Moher. Alternatively, culture 

vultures wanting to soak up city 

life can do so with a tour of 

Belfast city in an open-top bus. 

Tours depart every day of 

the week from Dublin and all the 

guides are all extremely friendly 

and will be keen to share their 

extensive knowledge. 

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Skydiving in Spain 

Fulfil your fantasy of soaring 

through the sky with a visit to 

Valencia’s Sky Time skydiving 

school, based in Castellon de la 

Plana. After an induction session 

you will be flown to an altitude of 

4,000m, which is when the fun really 

begins. Attached to your instructor 

with a safety harness, you jump 

out of the plane for an exhilarating 

50 seconds of continuous freefall, 

Amber Way 

Amber Way has been organising 

guided tours around Riga and 

other locations in Latvia for over 

10 years. Join one of the walking 

tours, or hop on one of the 

sightseeing buses (which depart 

daily from the famous Powder 

Tower [pictured] at 11.10am, 

1.10pm and 3.10pm). Audio 

guides are provided in English, 

Swedish, Finnish, German, 

before the parachute opens to 

complete your descent back to 

earth. Boasting optimal weather 

conditions, this is the closest drop 

zone to a beach in all of Europe. 

CENTRO DE PARACAIDISMO SKYTIME 

AERODROMO EL PINAR CAMINO LA PLANA, 

S/N 12100 CASTELLÓN DE LA PLANA, 

VALENCIA, SPAIN, TEL: +34 605 920380, 

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Russian, French, Italian and 

Norwegian. After your tour why 

not sample some authentic local 

cuisine and beer at a traditional 

Latvian tavern, as recommended 

by your tour guide. 

AMBER WAY, TEL: +371 6727 1915, 

WWW.SIGHTSEEING.LV 

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Party by the 

beach in Puglia 

If you’re holidaying in or near 

Puglia on Italy’s Adriatic coast and 

fancy an action-packed day out, 

then make a beeline for Villaggio 

Lido Nettuno & Jubilee Hotel. 

Alongside a complete range of 

beachside activities, including 

sailing and diving, you will also find 

tennis courts and several outdoor 

swimming pools complete with 

Surf’s up in 

Fuerteventura 

Fed up with lazing on the beach on 

holiday? For an adrenaline rush, 

kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing 

and body boarding tick all the right 

boxes. And where better for a tryout 

than the Flag Beach Windsurf & 

Kitesurf Centre in Corralejo with its 

crystal clear waters and side shore 

winds? The Centre offers courses 

from beginner to advanced, taught 

slides – all open to non-residents. 

Every weekend the Villaggio Lido 

Nettuno also hosts the Jubilee 

Beach Disco. Cited by many as 

the trendiest nightspot in Puglia, it 

attracts DJs from around the world 

who jet in for the weekend to spin 

the decks until sunrise. 

JUBILEE GROUP, TEL: +39 080 338 4569, 

WWW.JUBILEEGROUP.IT 

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by skilled, multilingual instructors 

using the latest equipment – which 

can be rented, too. Staff at the 

centre can also advise you on 

transport and accommodation. 

FLAG BEACH WINDSURF & KITESURF CENTRE, 

CORRALEJO, FUERTEVENTURA, CANARY 

ISLANDS, TEL: +34 928 866389, 

WWW.FLAGBEACH.COM 

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Watersports in 

the Algarve 

Those after watery thrills and spills 

on Portugal’s Algarve coastline 

need look no further than Polvo 

Watersports, which operates from 

both Vilamoura and Albufeira 

marinas and boasts over 25 years 

of experience in the watersports 

sector. Polvo’s fleet of boats 

includes two luxury charter yachts, 

four RIB boats (which are typically 

used for the dolphin safari and cave 

tours), two parasailing boats, the 

rocket-ride boat which is capable 

of mind-blowing speeds and is 

just the thing for adrenaline and 

speed junkies, and three private 

speedboats. In addition to the 

boats, you can also hire jet skis and 

ringos, as well as wake-boarding 

and water-skiing equipment. Fishing 

enthusiasts keen to experience 

big game, shark or reef fishing are 

also well catered for with fishing 

boats available for hire for both full 

and half days. Equipped with the 

most up-to-date sonar technology 

and manned by experienced crew 

and guides, you can simply kick 

back and cast your line for blue 

marlin, white marlin, mako and 

hammerhead sharks. Private boat 

hire is also available for those 

wanting to partake in competitive 

blue marlin fishing, lasting for 

anything up to three nights with 

overnight accommodation on the 

boat included. 

POLVO WATER SPORTS, VILAMOURA AND 

ALBUFEIRA MARINAS, TEL: +351 289 301884, 

+351 289 323952, WWW.POLVOWATERSPORTS. 

COM, WWW.ALGARVEBIGGAMEFISHING.COM 

FLY TO FARO FROM 30 DESTINATIONS, 

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Unconventional 

explorations in Porto 

Why not try some more unusual 

modes of transport when exploring 

around Portugal’s Emerald coast? 

Start by discovering the world 

heritage listed Porto onboard a 

Segway. These futuristic, fun and 

eco-friendly vehicles are surprisingly 

easy to steer once you’ve mastered 

the art of balancing on them. Then 

for added thrills bolt up the river 

Gran Canaria’s 

big blue 

The Gran Canaria Delphinus 

Diving School is the perfect place 

to acquire the skills needed for 

exploring underwater. With an 

extensive range of courses for all 

ages and some of the world’s most 

beautiful diving spots available as 

training grounds, it’s hard to imagine 

a better location in which to learn 

to dive. All Delphinus instructors 

Douro on a Jetboat. Expelling 

400 litres of water per second, 

these boats are designed for speed 

and manoeuverability, which in 

short means stunts. These are 

no ordinary boats, so expect the 

unexpected. You have been warned! 

JET BOAT SAFARIS, TEL: +351 933 910517, 

WWW.XTREMEJET.PT SEGWAY TOURS, TEL: 

+351 222 022375, WWW.BLUEDRAGON.PT 

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are fully trained and qualified and 

courses are tailored for individuals 

or groups of up to four. Delphinus 

also has apartments available for 

hire near its base in Playa del Cura. 

GRAN CANARIA DELPHINUS DIVING SCHOOL, 

PASEO DE TAURITO LOCAL NR 25, GRAN 

CANARIA, TEL: +34 928 566169, +34 664 

009156, WWW.GRAN-CANARIA.DELPHINUS.EU 

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DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BIRMINGHAM 

AND SHANNON. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Diving in Malta 

The Nautic Team Gozo has got 

pretty much all aspects of diving 

covered. They offer a range of 

underwater adventures from 

individual and group packages to 

wreck, cavern and technical dives, 

introductory dives for children from 

nine years, underwater photography 

workshops, marine biology courses 

and diving for disabled people. 

PADI, SSI and CMAS recognised 

Taking the plunge 

in Ibiza 

Situated in the picturesque bay 

of Cala San Vicente on the island 

of Ibiza, Scuba College Diving 

Centre offers daily diving and 

snorkelling trips to some of the 

most amazing sites in the area, 

including Tagomago Island 

and various local underwater 

caves. What’s more, barracudas, 

octopuses and moray eels are 

dive qualifications are also offered 

for all levels with training available 

in English, French, Spanish or 

German. Plus the Nautic Team are 

on hand to assist with all aspects of 

your holiday from accommodation 

to airport transfers to car rental. 

NAUTIC TEAM GOZO, TRIQ IL VULCAN, 

MARSALFORN, GOZO, MALTA, 

TEL: +356 21 558507, WWW.NAUTICTEAM.COM 

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pretty much standard sightings 

on every dive. Those wanting to 

obtain diving qualifications can 

do so under the guidance of the 

centre’s experienced instructors 

who offer both PADI and CMAS 

recognised training from beginner 

to professional level. 

SCUBA COLLEGE DIVING CENTRE 

TEL: +34 971 320166, WWW.SCUBA-COLLEGE.COM 

FLY TO IBIZA FROM 30 DESTINATIONS, 



Moroccan 

adventures 

Morocco is one big playground 

when it comes to outdoor activities 

and what better way to make the 

most of the country’s stunning 

landscape then with one of 

Dunes & Desert Exploration’s 

action-packed excursions. Popular 

activities include quad biking trips 

around Marrakech, Ouarzazate and 

Essaouira, trekking in the High Atlas 

Estonian 

shooting range 

Sign up for one of Estonian 

Experiences deluxe packages to 

a shooting range in the suburbs 

of Tallinn, where you can handle 

and fire different weapons in a 

safe, controlled environment 

under the guidance of Englishspeaking 

instructors. Re-enact your 

favourite hero scenes from the 

flicks by shooting a 9mm Glock 

or Saghro mountains and camel 

riding in the palm groves and sand 

dunes of Merzouga or Chegaga. 

But they also offer paragliding, 

mountain biking, canyoning, rafting 

and horseriding, as well as overnight 

stays in bivouac camps 

DUNES & DESERT EXPLORATION, TEL: +212 

(0)661 246948, WWW.DUNESDESERT.COM 

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pistol with laser sight, Arnold 

Schwarzennegger’s favourite 

tactical shotgun, or there’s the 

world famous AK-47 (AKA the 

Kalashnikov), James Bond’s 

favourite silenced Walther P22, 

or the most powerful pistol in the 

world – the Desert Eagle .50. 

ESTONIAN EXPERIENCE, TEL: +372 53 464 060 

WWW.ESTONIANEXPERIENCE.COM 

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INCLUDING EDINBURGH. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Lanzarote’s park life 

Set in the beautiful province of 

Haria in the north of Lanzarote, 

Guinate Tropical Park is home 

to numerous animals, birds and 

plant species. Highlights include 

the meerkats and the Humboldt 

Penguins exhibit with its glass 

viewing panels, which enable 

visitors to enjoy the penguins’ 

underwater antics. The park 

also has a children’s play area, 

Bird’s eye view 

of Berlin 

Savour breathtaking views of Berlin 

by popping in to Panoramapunkt, 

where you’ll be whisked up by the 

fastest lift in Europe to the 24th 

floor. There you’ll feast your eyes 

on a 360-degree panorama of the 

city, taking in famous landmarks 

such as the Brandenburg Gate, 

Reichstag, Victory Column and 

Bellevue Castle. There’s also an 

cactus garden walk, bar/café and 

a theatre where bird shows take 

place throughout the day, so it’s 

the ideal attraction for a fun-filled 

family day out. The park is open 

from 10am to 5pm daily. 

GUINATE TROPICAL PARK, TEL: +34 928 

835500, WWW.GUINATEPARK.COM 

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open-air exhibition, Views of Berlin 

at Potsdamer Platz, which explains 

its transformation from no man’s 

land to the vibrant centre of Berlin. 

Once your senses have had their fill, 

spoil yourself with coffee and cakes 

in the Panoramacafé. 

PANORAMAPUNKT, 1 POTSDAMER PLATZ, 

BERLIN, GERMANY, TEL: +49 30 2593 7080, 

WWW.PANORAMAPUNKT.DE 

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Sun, sea and 

scuba diving 

in Rhodes 

Sometimes a beach holiday just 

isn’t enough, so take the plunge 

and explore beneath the waves 

around the popular Greek island of 

Rhodes. Waterhoppers is Rhodes’ 

only PADI 5-star IDC dive operator, 

offering special two and four day 

certification courses, daily scuba 

experience trips and guided dives, 

Berlin by tuk tuk 

Experience one of the coolest, and 

most environmentally friendly, tours 

in Berlin, with Europe’s first fully 

electric tuk tuk. Loved throughout 

Asia, the tuk tuk has delighted (and 

terrified) tourists from around the 

world. Stories abound of drivers in 

Bangkok doing 100kmph on the 

crowded city streets while whiteknuckled 

passengers pray that they 

will make it to their destination in 

including wreck, drift and cavern 

dives to various sites. Departures 

are daily from Mandraki Marina, 

Rhodes Town and from their 

Lindos base. Book now for a special 

discount of 10%, quoting your 

Ryanair flight number. 

WATERHOPPERS, TEL/SMS: DAVID: +30 69 

7250 0971, WWW.WATERHOPPERS.COM 

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one piece. Well, now you can enjoy 

the fun without the fear! The eTuk is 

built to European safety standards 

and drives a comfortable 50kmph. 

Rent one to drive yourself, or take a 

guided city tour. Reservations 

are recommended. 

ETUK TUK, TEL: +49 (0)30 5165 5100, 

WWW.ETUKTUK.COM 

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INCLUDING LONDON (STANSTED). 

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Magical nights out 

in Salou 

Cloaked in mystery, The House 

of Illusion offers a brilliant and 

alternative night out. The brainchild 

of renowned magician Sylvester 

Oscar Scary, it’s a theatrical treat 

that all the family can enjoy. Take 

a seat in the candlelit theatre 

and marvel at magicians as they 

perform tricks at your table. There’s 

also world-class illusions, hypnosis 

Dancing with 

Andalucia’s wolves 

Found just an hour’s drive away from 

Malaga in the heart of Andalucia 

Lobo Park is not so much a zoo, 

more an unspoiled reserve that 

is home to four different wolf 

sub-species (Canadian Timber, 

European, Alaskan Tundra and 

Iberian wolves). Unlike other wildlife 

parks, the wolves at Lobo Park are 

socialised but not domesticated and 

and hilarious comedy. Opt for the 

early dinner show for €39.50 per 

adult and €29.50 per child or come 

later for the all-inclusive ‘drinks only’ 

show costing €29.50 per adult and 

€25.50 per child. 

HOUSE OF ILLUSION, 12 CALLE PENEDES BAJO, 

SALOU, TARRAGONA, SPAIN, TEL: +34 977 

380940, WWW.HOUSEOFILLUSION.NET 

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live in a semi-natural environment. 

Join one of the guided wolf tours, 

summer howl nights or wolf/dog 

seminars – and little ones will love 

the petting zoo. Plus there’s a café 

with spectacular views of El Torcal 

and gift shop on site too. The park is 

open daily from 10am to 6pm. 

LOBO PARK, TEL: +34 952 031107, 

WWW.LOBOPARK.COM 

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Wroclaw by boat 

Dubbed the Venice of Poland, thanks 

to the sprawling River Odra and its 

numerous tributaries and canals, 

one of the best ways to experience 

the charming city of Wroclaw is 

by boat. Zegluga Pasazerska offers 

panoramic river cruises aboard a 

steamboat departing from various 

points around the city. On the 

weekends you can join one of their 

hour-long evening cruises, which 

Jet riding in 

Mallorca 

Definitely one for speed junkies 

and thrill seekers! When it comes 

to extreme sports the QuakeJet 

experience has to rank up there 

alongside bungee jumping and 

skydiving. Departing from three 

destinations on Mallorca’s east 

coast: Alcudia, Cala Ratjada and 

Cala Agulla, the QuakeJet boats 

tear through the water at 100kmph 

depart from Bulwar Wlostowica 

harbour at 8pm and 9pm and include 

dinner and entertainment. They also 

offer canoe, pedalo, rowing or motor 

boat hire, for those who just want to 

have a bit of fun splashing around on 

the water. 

ZEGLUGA PASAZERSKA PASSENGER CRUISES, 

1 WRÓBLEWSKIEGO STREET, WROCLAW, TEL: +48 

(0)71 328 3618, WWW.STATEKPASAZERSKI.PL 

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performing wave jumps, 360s 

and super sharp turns. It’s an 

exhilarating experience to say the 

least, but rest assured your safety 

is paramount and the boats are all 

crewed by a professional and highly 

skilled team. 

QUAKEJET, CALA RATJADA, MALLORCA, 

TEL: +34 671 913392, WWW.QUAKEJET.COM 

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Mediterranean idyll 

The largest of the Balearic islands, Mallorca is a sun-soaked paradise. With that in mind, 

here’s our pick of where to eat, sleep and play on your island getaway 

Restaurant 

di Benedetto 

A typically Italian welcome and 

friendly atmosphere is an integral 

part of any dining experience at 

Restaurant di Benedetto, which is 

renowned for its delicious, freshly 

prepared pasta dishes. Try the 

spaghettini with a light lemon 

sauce, lobster linguine or pasta 

with a topping of finely flaked 

truffles. Fish and meat lovers are 

also well catered for with dishes 

such as grass-fed entrecote fillet 

steak with a Barolo red wine 

sauce or melt-in-the-mouth panfried 

sole. You will want to save 

room for a homemade dessert 

though as it’s impossible to 

resist the warm chocolate tortino 

or creamy panna cotta with 

fresh berries. And for those 

who enjoy the odd bit of star 

spotting, the Restaurant di 

Benedetto is a popular haunt 

among local celebrities and 

sporting personalities. 

RESTAURANT DI BENEDETTO, CENTRO 

COMERCIAL PLAZA BENDINAT, CALVIA, 

MALLORCA. TEL: +34 971 703125, 

WWW.DI-BENEDETTO.NET 

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Vita Bel 

What better way to spend a day 

exploring Mallorca’s idyllic coastline 

than floating in style aboard Vita 

Bel’s classic 16m yacht? Enjoy a 

romantic sunset cruise, celebrate a 

special occasion or simply sail along 

the coast mooring up in a secluded 

cove for a swim or snorkel. Those 

who are willing can try their hand 

at sailing, but if you’re after a more 

Portixol Hotel Y 

Restaurante 

Proving that size really isn’t 

everything, this small and exclusive 

hotel is situated right on the water’s 

edge overlooking the Portixol 

harbour, and is within easy walking 

distance of the centre of Palma. A 

truly gorgeous hotel complete with 

its own pool and terrace area, it has 

just 25 rooms, each decorated in 

subtle colour schemes and with plenty 

sedate experience you can simply lie 

back and soak up the sun. Awarded 

the TripAdvisor Certificate of 

Excellence in May 2011, you can be 

sure of an unforgettable experience. 

Prices are from €120 per person. 

Mention Ryanair magazine and 

receive a souvenir. 

VITA BEL, MARINA CALA D’OR, SANTANYI, 

MALLORCA, TEL: +34 649 189595, 

WWW.VITA-BEL.COM 

of natural light. Rooms feature their 

own balconies – book a harbour 

view if you can. The restaurant is 

equally as popular as the hotel, with 

its friendly staff, delicious cuisine 

and relaxed atmosphere. There is 

also a delightful cocktail bar, with a 

firm reputation for serving the best 

coffee and burgers on the island. 

PORTIXOL HOTEL Y RESTAURANTE, 

27 CALLE SIRENA, PORTIXOL, MALLORCA, 

TEL: +34 971 271800, WWW.PORTIXOL.COM 


Rialto Living 

Rialto Living first opened its doors 

in July 2007. A unique lifestyle 

concept boutique for a well-travelled 

and design-savvy clientele, it offers 

an inspiring environment designed 

to satisfy all the senses. Spanning 

800m 2 , it is brimming with men’s and 

women’s fashion featuring labels such 

as Jil Sander, Hartford and Aspesi. 

Plus there’s a stunning collection 

Hotel Espléndido 

Splendid by name and splendid by 

nature, that’s Hotel Espléndido in 

a nutshell. Built in 1954, it’s been 

revamped into a modern vintage 

hotel and is situated right on the 

waterfront in the charming village 

of Puerto de Sóller on the island’s 

north-west coast. With its lush 

garden, private beach, two pools, 

new spa and fully equipped gym, 

the hotel is perfect for a chill-out 

of furniture, upholstery, books, 

fragrances, accessories and art – it’s 

a great place to pick up a gift. You 

name it and you will probably find it 

here. There’s also a café – the ideal 

spot for a bite to eat in the centre of 

Palma. The store is open every day 

except Sunday from 10am to 8.30pm. 

RIALTO LIVING, 3C CARRER SANT FELIU, 

PALMA, MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 713 331, 

WWW.RIALTOLIVING.COM 

or active holiday. The airy rooms 

have luxurious beds crammed with 

pillows, and stunning views out 

over the Mediterranean. And when 

you’re feeling peckish, the Bistro 

serves fresh Mediterranean food. 

In the evening, relax on the terrace 

watching the sunset while sipping 

a cocktail. 

HOTEL ESPLÉNDIDO, 5 ES TRAVES, PUERTO 

DE SOLLER, MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 631850, 

WWW.ESPLENDIDOHOTEL.COM

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Chili Lounge 

For the perfect chill-out holiday 

experience, stroll along Magaluf 

beach to the atmospheric Chili 

Lounge. Open from 12pm till late, 

the international bar spins great 

Ibiza club tunes. Food is served all 

day with take-aways available too. 

Choose from Scandinavian snacks, 

Tex Mex, salads, stir fry, pizzas – 

and premium cocktails. 

Beaumount 

Properties 

Run and owned by Ann Kihlbom, 

who has lived and worked on the 

island of Mallorca for over 24 

years, Beaumount Properties was 

started five years ago and is one 

of the island’s premier property 

firms. A small real estate agency, it 

specialises in Palma and the south 

west of the island and is renowned 

for its wonderfully personal level 

Keep hold of your Ryanair 

boarding card and present it on 

arrival at the restaurant, and 

choose between a complimentary 

Tex Mex or Asian starter (when 

ordering a main), one free glass 

of wine (when ordering a main) 

or two for one cocktails. 

CHILI LOUNGE, PUNTA BALLENA 18 BAJO, 

MAGALUF, MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 135819, 

WWW.CHILIMALLORCA.COM 

of service. Beaumount is set up to 

help those looking to buy, sell or 

rent and will cater to all budgets and 

specifications. Ann is also on hand 

to assist with after-sales matters. The 

one trait all clients have in common 

is a desire to live on this enchanting 

Mediterranean island, thought by 

many to be reminiscent of paradise. 

BEAUMOUNT PROPERTIES, 

WWW.BEAUMOUNTPROPERTIES.COM, 

TEL: +34 971 697256, MOBILE: +34 687 329509 

Restaurant Bruselas 

Housed in a typical 14th-century 

Mallorcan home, Restaurant 

Bruselas specialises in select meats – 

including Argentine Angus and Kobe 

steak – grilled to perfection. You can 

also enjoy a Steak Tartare, a delicious 

Tuna Tartare, and a variety of fish, 

classic Spanish tapas, gourmet 

hamburgers, langoustines, vegetables, 

lamb, chicken and more. There 

Port Alt restaurant 

Ideally situated at the end of a 

narrow, quiet track and just a short 

stroll from the centre of Portals 

Nous, Port Alt restaurant is a 

charming local eatery. Perched on 

a clifftop it offers stunning views 

towards the bay of Palma. Owner 

Kim Brandis is passionate about food 

and dining out, and this is reflected 

in the cuisine and atmosphere. The 

impressive menu features delicious 

are also over 100 different bottles 

featured on the wine menu. 

Special promotion: upon 

presentation of your Ryanair 

boarding card, for each bottle 

you consume of our Bodega 

Patrocinio (Rioja), you will 

receive a second one free. 

RESTAURANT BRUSELAS, 4 CALLE S’ESTANC, 

PALMA DE MALLORCA, MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 

710954, WWW.RESTAURANTEBRUSELAS.NET 

Mediterranean dishes with African, 

Portuguese, Lebanese and Japanese 

influences. Enjoy the warm evenings 

sitting out on the terrace admiring 

the flower-filled and wonderfully 

fragrant gardens. 

Present your Ryanair boarding 

pass on arrival and receive a 

free glass of cava or a beer. 

PORT ALT RESTAURANT, 1 CALLE ORATORIO, 

PORTALS NOUS, MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 

676179, WWW.RESTAURANTEPORTALT.COM

Mallorca Driving 

With its stunning coastline, 

mountains, countryside, historic 

towns and villages, there’s so much 

to explore around Mallorca. There’s 

no better way to discover the island 

than in a classic car and Mallorca 

Driving has a diverse collection of 

iconic cars for you to enjoy. The 

fleet includes sports cars, cabrios 

and sedans from Austin Healey, 

FIAT Abarth, Jaguar, Karmann 

Ghia, Mercedes, MG, Porsche, 

Triumph and Volkswagen. The 

island is a driving paradise if you 

know the best routes and the team 

at Mallorca Driving know the 

island’s roads inside out, having 

organised the world famous Rally 

Clássico Isla de Mallorca for the 

past seven years. Cars can be 

rented for individual use, guided 

group excursions and for special 

events such as weddings, filming 

and promotions. Mallorca Driving’s 

period garage is just a minute from 

Palma’s seafront and 10 minutes 

from the airport. 

MALLORCA DRIVING, JOSE ROVER MOTA 4, 

PALMA DE MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 101742 

OR TEL: TONI ON +34 669 473489, OR RUSSELL 

ON +34 693587544, WWW.MALLORCADRIVING.COM 


Palma Clinic 

For expats and locals living in 

Mallorca it’s always good to know 

where to go for tailored medical 

care. The Palma Clinic offers 

specialist treatments in internal 

medicine and orthopaedics. 

Whether you have an emergency, 

general health problems, pain or 

injuries or you are interested in a 

personalised wellness and health 

programme, the clinic can cater for 

AGAPANTO 

This stylish restaurant lies on the 

edge of the pretty coastal village 

of Port de Soller. From the large 

outdoor terrace, panoramic views 

of the Tramuntana mountain 

range stretch along the horizon 

and form a stunning backdrop at 

sunset. Agapanto serves traditional 

Mediterranean and Mallorquin 

dishes with classics such as 

Mallorquin fish soup, crispy king 

your needs. Also a wide range of 

internal and orthopaedic operations 

can be carried out. It is easy to 

find, situated beside exit 5b of the 

motorway (Via Cintura), next to 

Clinica Palmaplanas. 

PALMA CLINIC, 308 CAMI DELS REIS, PALMA, 

MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 905202, 

DR CARSTEN HENNINGSEN (PICTURED LEFT) 

ON +34 678 186996, DR MARCO SEITA 

(PICTURED RIGHT) ON +34 661 939395, 

WWW.PALMA-CLINIC.NET 

prawns or grilled sole alongside 

organic vegetables from the gardens 

of Monastir La Real. Special events 

include live music on Tuesdays and 

Saturdays, and fresh paella made 

by local fisherman at weekends. 

Popular among locals and visitors 

alike, families with children are 

welcomed at the restaurant. 

AGAPANTO, CAMINO DEL FARO, 2, PLATJA D’EN 

REPIC, PUERTO DE SÓLLER, MALLORCA, 

TEL: +34 971 633 860, WWW.AGAPANTO.COM

Mallorca Driving 

With its stunning coastline, 

mountains, countryside, historic 

towns and villages, there’s so much 

to explore around Mallorca. There’s 

no better way to discover the island 

than in a classic car and Mallorca 

Driving has a diverse collection of 

iconic cars for you to enjoy. The 

fleet includes sports cars, cabrios 

and sedans from Austin Healey, 

FIAT Abarth, Jaguar, Karmann 

Ghia, Mercedes, MG, Porsche, 

Triumph and Volkswagen. The 

island is a driving paradise if you 

know the best routes and the team 

at Mallorca Driving know the 

island’s roads inside out, having 

organised the world famous Rally 

Clássico Isla de Mallorca for the 

past seven years. Cars can be 

rented for individual use, guided 

group excursions and for special 

events such as weddings, filming 

and promotions. Mallorca Driving’s 

period garage is just a minute from 

Palma’s seafront and 10 minutes 

from the airport. 

MALLORCA DRIVING, JOSE ROVER MOTA 4, 

PALMA DE MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 101742 

OR TEL: TONI ON +34 669 473489, OR RUSSELL 

ON +34 693587544, WWW.MALLORCADRIVING.COM 


Palma Clinic 

For expats and locals living in 

Mallorca it’s always good to know 

where to go for tailored medical 

care. The Palma Clinic offers 

specialist treatments in internal 

medicine and orthopaedics. 

Whether you have an emergency, 

general health problems, pain or 

injuries or you are interested in a 

personalised wellness and health 

programme, the clinic can cater for 

AGAPANTO 

This stylish restaurant lies on the 

edge of the pretty coastal village 

of Port de Soller. From the large 

outdoor terrace, panoramic views 

of the Tramuntana mountain 

range stretch along the horizon 

and form a stunning backdrop at 

sunset. Agapanto serves traditional 

Mediterranean and Mallorquin 

dishes with classics such as 

Mallorquin fish soup, crispy king 

your needs. Also a wide range of 

internal and orthopaedic operations 

can be carried out. It is easy to 

find, situated beside exit 5b of the 

motorway (Via Cintura), next to 

Clinica Palmaplanas. 

PALMA CLINIC, 308 CAMI DELS REIS, PALMA, 

MALLORCA, TEL: +34 971 905202, 

DR CARSTEN HENNINGSEN (PICTURED LEFT) 

ON +34 678 186996, DR MARCO SEITA 

(PICTURED RIGHT) ON +34 661 939395, 

WWW.PALMA-CLINIC.NET 

prawns or grilled sole alongside 

organic vegetables from the gardens 

of Monastir La Real. Special events 

include live music on Tuesdays and 

Saturdays, and fresh paella made 

by local fisherman at weekends. 

Popular among locals and visitors 

alike, families with children are 

welcomed at the restaurant. 

AGAPANTO, CAMINO DEL FARO, 2, PLATJA D’EN 

REPIC, PUERTO DE SÓLLER, MALLORCA, 

TEL: +34 971 633 860, WWW.AGAPANTO.COM

Ryanair 

Magazine’s 

top tips for 

the Nordic 

countries 

From sightseeing boat trips and underground 

adventures in cobalt mines to festival fun, 

art exhibitions and adventures in space, here’s 

our guide to help you make the most of your 

time in Norway, Sweden and Finland 

A taste of Italy 

OSLO, NORWAY 

An authentic Italian trattoria in the 

heart of Oslo, Amundsen & Nobile 

is a bustling but cosy eatery. The 

tables are adorned in red and white 

checked cloths, old bottles of Chianti 

are used as candle holders and loud, 

helpful Italian waiting stuff buzz 

around. The constantly changing 

evening menu features classic Italian 

dishes based on locally sourced, 

seasonal ingredients. At lunchtime, 

the restaurant has a smaller menu 

but all dishes are reasonably priced, 

so there’s no need to blow your 

budget. Amundsen & Nobile is open 

12pm-11pm, Monday - Sunday. 

AMUNDSEN & NOBILE, FROGNERVEIEN, 1A 

FROGNER, OSLO, NORWAY. TEL: +47 (0)2 255 

4060, WWW.AMUNDSEN-NOBILE.NO 


47 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING ALGHERO AND 

PESCARA. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

All aboard 

OSLO, NORWAY 

While sightseeing buses offer a 

great opportunity to soak up Oslo’s 

key landmarks, why not push the 

boat out (quite literally) and join 

one of Batservice Sightseeing’s 

classic boat cruises around Oslo. 

Choices include a hop on, hop off 

mini-cruise aboard a wooden sailing 

ship, which takes you to the City 

Hall, Opera House and museum 

Going underground 

BLAAFARVEVAERKET, NORWAY 

Approximately a one-hour drive from 

Oslo, you will find Blaafarvevaerket, 

a former cobalt mine and factory 

– back in the 1800s it was one of 

the largest manufacturers of cobalt. 

Nowadays it is one of Norway’s 

most visited attractions and visitors 

can explore the mine as part of 

a guided tour. It’s also home to a 

museum, glassworks, art exhibitions, 

peninsula. Or there’s the classic 

Oslo Fjord sightseeing tour; jazz and 

blues cruises; a summer evening 

cruise (including a buffet supper); or 

the impressive 7.5 hour Grand Tour, 

taking in all the key sights in the city 

and surrounding environs. 

BÅTSERVICE SIGHTSEEING AS, 

3 CITY HALL PIER, OSLO, NORWAY. TEL: +47 

(0)2 335 6890, WWW.BOATSIGHTSEEING.COM 


47 DESTINATIONS. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

a children’s farm, and three cafés 

where you can enjoy traditional 

Norwegian food and drink. Once 

you’ve explored underground, take a 

walk alongside the open-cast mines 

with the awe-inspiring Haugfossen 

waterfalls in the background. 

BLAAFARVEVAERKET, KOBOLTVEIEN, MODUM, 

NORWAY. TEL: +47 (0)3 278 6700, WWW.BLAA.NO 


47 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING FARO AND 

LIVERPOOL. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

It’s a scream 

OSLO, NORWAY 

No trip to Norway would be 

complete without a visit to the 

Munch Museum, which hosts a 

signifi cant collection of more 

than 25,000 of the Norwegian 

impressionist’s paintings, drawings 

and prints. Throughout the 

summer months many of Munch’s 

masterpieces will be on display, 

including his most famous works 

Festival fever 

OSLO, NORWAY 

Held in the stunning and historical 

grounds of Akershus Fortress in 

Oslo, Festningen (which celebrates 

its second anniversary this year) is 

the perfect festival to wind down the 

summer. The two-day event takes 

place from 26-27 August and the 

line-up will include performances 

by 1980s pop legends Duran 

Duran, as well as more big names 

such as Scream and Madonna. 

Situated close to Oslo’s Botanical 

Gardens, just fi ve minutes from the 

city centre, the museum is easy to 

get to and has a lovely café and 

museum shop so you can stock up 

on souvenirs. 

MUNCH MUSEUM, 53 TOYENGATA, OSLO, 

NORWAY. TEL: +47 (0)2 349 3500, 

WWW.MUNCH.MUSEUM.NO 


47 DESTINATIONS. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

including Primal Scream and Bryan 

Ferry. With capacity for 15,000 

people, Akershus Fortress is one 

of Norway’s largest outdoor live 

venues. You can expect an electric 

atmosphere, topped off by an 

impressive fireworks display at the 

end of each day of the festival. 

FESTNINGEN, WWW.FESTNINGEN.INFO 


47 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING IBIZA, RIGA 

AND WROCLAW. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 


Out of this world 

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 

Until 6 November head to 

Stockholm’s National Museum of 

Science and Technology for NASA: 

A Human Adventure. This is the first 

time such a significant collection of 

NASA space exploration equipment 

has been assembled outside the 

United States. Get up close with 

the technology and engineering 

(including early prototype rockets 

Degree of excellence 

VAASA, FINLAND 

Get your studies on the right track 

in Finland, where the modern 

University of Vaasa offers top-level 

masters courses in English in an 

international campus setting. At this 

multi-disciplinary, business-oriented 

university you can study business, 

public administration, languages and 

communication, and technology. The 

two-year programmes are research- 

and space vehicles) that 

enabled mankind to travel to 

the Moon and beyond, and 

established NASA as the world 

leader in space exploration. 

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND 

TECHNOLOGY, 7 MUSEIVÄGEN, STOCKHOLM, 

SWEDEN. TEL: +46 (0)8 450 5600, 

WWW.AHUMANADVENTURE.COM 

FLY TO STOCKHOLM (SKAVSTA AND 

VASTERAS) FROM 47 DESTINATIONS, 

INCLUDING MALAGA. WWW.RYANAIR.COM 

based, internationally recognised, 

and designed to meet the needs 

of current and future professionals. 

Situated by the sea in the city of 

Vaasa, the university provides 

a welcoming and safe learning 

environment for its 5,000 students. 

UNIVERSITY OF VAASA, PO BOX 700, FI-65101 

VAASA, FINLAND. TEL: +358 6 324 8111, 

WWW.MASTERYOURSTUDIES.FI, WWW.UWASA.FI 

FLY TO TAMPERE FROM 13 DESTINATIONS. 

WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Discover Turin 

Come and savour over 80 museums, stunning architecture, 

delicious food, trendy wine bars and inspiring scenery 

Alively and elegant city, Turin 

welcomes visitors with its broad 

tree-lined avenues and numerous 

artistic and architectural highlights. Surrounded 

by lush vegetation, the city is nestled in the 

foothills of the alps and is encircled by the 

winding course of the Po river. The former 

capital of Italy, Turin is once again at the 

centre of the country’s international scene 

with nine months of events planned to 

celebrate the 150th anniversary of Italy’s 

Unifi cation. With over 80 museums, in and 

around Turin, there really is something 

for everyone. In the striking setting of the 

Mole Antonelliana you will fi nd the Museo 

Nazionale del Cinema (National Museum of 

Cinema). This museum is well-placed given 

that Turin was the birthplace of Italian cinema 

at the beginning of the twentieth century. If 

ancient civilisation is more your thing, the 

Museo Egizio is the second most important 

Egyptian Museum in the world (after the one 

in Cairo) and it boasts a prestigious mounting 

by Dante Ferretti, the Oscar-winning set 

designer. If, on the other hand, you wish to 

admire a fantastic collection of Italian and 

Flemish art, head to the Galleria Sabauda. 

Also essential viewing is the renewed National 

Automobile Museum with spectacular displays 

created by François Confi no, and the National 

Museum of the Italian Risorgimento. 

Relive the magnifi cence of Turin’s past 

and the atmospheres of bygone times in the 

marvellous Royal Residences – the famous 

“Piazza Vittorio, 

Po Murazzi and 

Quadrilatero Romano 

are packed with trendy 

meeting-places for 

sparkly nights out” 

dwellings of the Savoy dynasty – declared 

World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1997. 

Both the majestic Palazzo Reale, designed 

by Carlo di Castellamonte, and the beautiful 

baroque facade of the Palazzo Madama, 

which houses the Museo Civico di Arte Antica 

(Civic Museum of Ancient Art), lead onto 

Piazza Castello and are well worth visiting. On 

the banks of the River Po, Valentino Castle is 

just a stone’s throw away from the city centre, 

while in the hills beyond is the Villa della 

Regina. And you can’t fail to spot the Basilica 

of Superga, where the Royal Tombs are kept, 

which soars visibly above Turin’s skyline. 

When it comes to dining out, there are 

endless opportunites to taste local delicacies 

with trattorias, wine-bars and restaurants to 

suit all budgets found throughout the city. 

Local specialities include tomini elettrici 

(white cheese with spicy sauce), agnolotti al 

sugo d’arrosto (pasta fi lled with meat, in a 

roast sauce), fritto misto alla piemontese (a 

blend of fried meats) and the great bollito 

misto (boiled meat with boiled vegetables). 

Come nightfall, and after enjoying the 

sumptuous cuisine and superb wines that 

the region is renowned for, you will be 

spoilt for choice with options for evening 

entertainment. Catch a classical, pop or 

jazz concert, watch a theatre performance 

or linger with your companions in one of 

the city’s many wine-bars. Those wanting to 

dance till dawn will fi nd their fi ll of clubs 

and bars in Piazza Vittorio, the Po Murazzi 

and Quadrilatero Romano, which are all 

packed with trendy meeting-places for 

sparkly nights out. 

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Cruise the Baltic Sea on a 

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and comfy cabins await you 

Cruise control 

For a holiday with a diff erence, a cruise round the Baltic Sea ticks 

all the boxes. Finnlines shows you how to fi nd your sea legs 

With a good couple of months of 

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still not too late to plan a summer 

break. So, why not kick off those fl ip-fl ops and 

put on your deck shoes? Take to the water 

and travel across the magnifi cent Baltic Sea by 

modern passenger ferry. Chill out and admire 

the sea views before stopping off at ports in 

countries as diverse and interesting as Finland, 

Germany, Poland, Sweden, Latvia and Russia. 

Leading cargo and passenger ferry operator 

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bicycle. And for those who don’t want to drive, 

the advantage of a joining a cruise is that you 

can travel without a motor vehicle by fl ying 

with Ryanair to one destination country, cruise 

around the Baltic, then fl y back from another. 

There are no tour guides here, you just go 

as the mood takes you, exploring the lakes of 

Finland, visiting historic Gdynia and Gdansk in 

Poland, enjoying great shopping in Malmö or 

in the Hanseatic city of Lübeck, or soaking up 

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There’s a wide choice of cabins at different 

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To top it all off, Finnlines’ new modern online 

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RYANAIR’S CUSTOMER 

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Ryanair is committed to publishing its customer 

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and the most punctual airline in Europe, beating 

easyJet every week since 2003. 

CUSTOMER SERVICE STATISTICS 

APRIL 2011 (44,000 FLIGHTS) 

On-time fl ights 92% 

Complaints per 1,000 pax 0.45 

Baggage complaints per 1,000 pax 0.47 

Complaints answered 

within seven days 99% 

MORE CUSTOMER SERVICE 

ENHANCEMENTS 

ONLINE CHECK IN AND PRIORITY BOARDING 

All passengers now check-in online using Ryanair’s 

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THE BEST PUNCTUALITY AND 

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The latest published on-time statistics of the Association of 

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No. 1 on-time major airline in Europe. 

RYANAIR NO. 1 ON-TIME 

MAJOR AIRLINE IN EUROPE* 

AIRLINE RANKING % 

Ryanair 1 93 

Lufthansa 2 85 

Air France 3 83 

British Airways 3 83 

Aer Lingus 4 82 

Iberia 5 70 

easyJet 6 RTP 

MAJOR AIRLINES FOR FEWEST LOST BAGS* 

AIRLINE RANKING BAGGAGE LOST 

per 1,000 passengers 

Ryanair 1 0.36 

Lufthansa 2 11 

British Airways 3 16 

TAP 4 17 

Air France 5 19 

easyJet RTP 

Aer Lingus RTP 

*Source: Ryanair, Aer Lingus, easyJet and Association of European Airlines 

published statistics (2009) RTP = Refused to Publish 

Statistics 

HOW DO WE COMPARE? 

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samedi, est estimée à 30 % par 

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intensifs. Jusqu’ici, la piste du 

concombre importé d’Espagne 

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AAN STEMBANDEN GEOPEREERD 

Elio Di Rupo is amper twee weken aan de slag als formateur 

of hij moet al een week het strijdtoneel verlaten. De 

PS-voorzitter gaat woensdag onder het mes voor een gezwel 

op een van de stembanden. «Het doet pijn en kan verergeren. 

Bovendien kan ik elk moment mijn stem verliezen», zegt hij. 

ie 

DI RUPO 

WEEK OUT 

14 GEWONDEN BIJ 

GEVECHT OM PATATTEN 

genetischgewijzigdegewassen,haalde 

wel z’n slag thuis: een kwart van de 

aardappelsoorten is vernield. Rond het 

veld stonden nochtans twee rijen hoge 

hekkenopgesteld,maardiewerdenmet 

vereende krachten omver getrokken. 

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o 

aangekondigd,werddepolitietochnog 

verrast en door het gewelddadige 

optreden van 60 agenten — gewapend 

met matrakken — vielen er uiteindelijk 

14 gewonden. Maar de Field Liberation 

Movement, die eist dat Vlaanderen en 

de wereld vrij worden gemaakt van 

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operatie een week te zwijgen. De gesprekken 

met de partijvoorzitters hervatten 

daardoor pas op 8 juni. 

Maar voor hij zeven dagen lang de lippen 

op elkaar houdt, spreekt Di Rupo in een 

exclusief interview met onze krant voor 

het eerst over zijn formateurschap. «Er ís 

l gen» vertelt hij nu hij 

d etde 

➤ 3 

EUFORIA OOORI IAA 

EN ESPAÑA TRAS TRAS CORONAR POR PRIMERA PRIMERA VEZ LA LA CIMA DEL FÚTBOL 

KATRIEN STRAGIER 

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26 JARIGE STERFT TIJDENS 

AN BRUSSEL 

Campeones nes del del mundo 

Er vielen harde klappen toen 250 actievoerders 

— sommigen kleurrijk uitgedost 

en zelfs met een clownsneus op 

een veld bestormden waar genetisch 

gewijzigde aardappelplantjes worden 

k ekt Ondanks dat de actie was 

30/05/11 

lunes 

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’épidémie Escherichia co- provenance des deux entreprises basée à Marcinelle qui cible les est « sous contrôle » tant que la 

li, la bactérie tueuse, a dé- espagnoles incriminées, mais el- professionnels, les restaurants, population observe les recom- 

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dont 12 femmes, en Alle- espagnol n’a « été importé depuis les traiteurs, etc., on admet une ment s’abstenir de consommer 

magne. Plus de 300 patients sont l’hiver ». 

chute du volume de vente de con- salades, tomates et concombres, 

par ailleurs hospitalisés en soins Les consommateurs, eux, se combres de 60 % en une semai- d’où qu’ils proviennent. 

intensifs. Jusqu’ici, la piste du montrent très méfiants depuis ne. « Des grossistes, à Roulers et Les premières victimes alle- 

concombre importé d’Espagne l’annonce de la contamination à Malines, préféreraient même mandes ont été hospitalisées au 

reste privilégiée quant à l’origine bactérienne. Chez Colruyt, la détruire la marchandise locale, cours de la deuxième semaine du 

de l’épidémie. 

baisse des ventes de concombres, plutôt que de tenter de l’écouler à mois de mai. Le pays a enregis- 

En Belgique, la ministre de samedi, est estimée à 30 % par prix cassés, sans trouver pretré, depuis lors, 1.200 patients in- 

l’Agriculture, Sabine Laruelle rapport à la semaine dernière. Et neurs. » 

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FORMATEURWORDTWOENSDAG 

AAN STEMBANDEN GEOPEREERD 

Elio Di Rupo is amper twee weken aan de slag als formateur 

of hij moet al een week het strijdtoneel verlaten. De 

PS-voorzitter gaat woensdag onder het mes voor een gezwel 

op een van de stembanden. «Het doet pijn en kan verergeren. 

Bovendien kan ik elk moment mijn stem verliezen», zegt hij. 

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iridescent, radiant tanned eff ect with simple gestures, as if by magic! 

€30.00 

The perfect gift for someone special or present to yourself. Lancôme creates a lovely 

make-up set with the h essentials ti l for ffor a gleaming i gaze and juicy lips lip at any time. 

€18.00 

€1 € 8.00 

GREAT DEAL 

Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 

Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 

Lancôme Absolu Voyage Palette 

Enjoy the Best of Lancôme make-up in an all-in-one palette 

with a choice of nude and harmonious shades. 

€42.00 


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DELICIOUSLY 

FRUITY 

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NEW! 

Urban Decay Little Sins Primer Potion Set 

Travel-size primers that deliver big results. ‘Original’ dries invisibly, ‘Sin’ is a shimmering 

champagne shade that works as a highlight, ‘Eden’ is a matte nude shade that brightens 

and ‘Greed’ is a shimmering gold shade, which moonlights as a metalizer. 

€20.00 

L’Occitane Hand & Foot Kit 

All the benefi ts of shea butter to nourish 

and protect dry and damaged hands and 

feet. Includes one shea butter hand cream 

and one shea butter foot cream. 

75ml each 

€23.00 

Ysl Mascara Volume 

Eff et Faux Cils 

Yves Saint Laurent’s best-selling mascara, 

indipensable for a deep look without a hint of artifi ce. 

€23.00 


EXCLUSIVE 

to Ryanair! 

MAKEUP | SKY SHOP 

Make-up & Beauty 

YSL all for eyes 

The winning trio to obtain a glamorous, intense 

and long-lasting look in the wink of an eye. 

€44.00 

Urban Decay The Naked Palette With Brush 

A rich chocolate velvet case emblazoned with NAKED in gold foil lettering. It houses 

12 eye shadows from the palest beige to the grittiest gunmetal, each shade with a 

distinctly Urban look. This pallette is far from boring...Beware jealous friends. 

€35.00 

Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 

Ysl Radiant Touch 

NEW! 

A travel pen-brush to add a touch of radiance 

to your skin anytime of the day. 

€23.00 


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Givenchy Gentleman 

50ml 

€36.00 

Givenchy Travel Make Up Pallette 2011 

Contains: Mini eye liner pencil black; Prisme Blush; 

Prisme Visage, soft compact powder; two rouge interdit 

lipsticks; four Prisme yeux mono, mono eyeshadow (showy 

black, new look mauve, smart nude, designer white); three 

applicators (face, eye, lip). 

€38.00 

NEW! 

Givenchy Very Irresistible 

50ml & 15ml 

€43.00 

Givenchy Phenomenon Eyes Mascara 

Try the new revolutionary mascara, with its totally 

new and patented brush! 

€20.00 

MAKEUP & SKINCARE | SKY SHOP 

Givenchy 



Floral, woody and fruity. Top notes of bergamot 

and sweet pea. Heart notes of amyris wood and tiare 

fl ower and base notes of sandalwood and musk. 

50ml 

€50.00 

Mister Lash Booster 

Brand new technology, fortifying serum for lashes. Use 

alone or under mascara to intensify your look. 

€17.00 


NEW! 

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FRAGRANCES | SKY SHOP 

D&G Dolce & Gabbana Gucci 

Gucci Guilty 

A rush of mandarin and pink pepper gives way to heady lilac and geranium, laced 

with the succulent tactility of peach. Base notes of patchouli convey a message of 

strength, whilst the voluptuousness of amber suggests deep femininity. 50ml 

€46.00 

Dolce & Gabbana Rose the One 

Dolce & Gabbana rose the one is the breathtaking realisation of a contemporary feminine 

fl oral, and a deftly sensual paean to the eternal romance of the rose. In a spirit of high 

romance, Dolce & Gabbana invites you to become part of a ravishing new chapter in 

the story of the one. Lavishly feminine, the woman who embraces rose the one is a 

mischievously beguiling yet tender coquette. 50ml 

€46.00 

D&G No 3 - L’imperatrice – for her 

The Star. Flamboyant and energetic, for L’Impératrice, life is a movie 

and she is its heroine. Succulent exotic fruits and bright pink fl orals give 

way to a musky, appetite-arousing base. 100ml 

€36.00 


Gucci Guilty Pour Homme 

This scent opens with invigorating Italian lemon and mandarin, turns into an aphrodisiac 

cardamom note to end with patchouli and sandalwood gleaming with amber to create a 

robustly earthy, yet suggestively exotic sensuality of profound masculinity. 50ml 

€38.00 

Dolce & Gabbana The One Gentleman 

Dolce & Gabbana the one gentleman: The essence of the Dolce & Gabbana 

man. The sophisticated new scent from Dolce & Gabbana, the one gentleman, is a bottled 

homage to the modern gentleman. Refi ned elegance and cultivated ease allow him to 

eff ortlessly master any given situation. The one gentleman is the ultimate connoisseur’s scent: 

its sublime oriental fougère speaks of understated allure, and of an innate confi dence. 50ml 

€37.00 

D&G No 11 - La Force – for him 

The Achiever. For men for whom action is the driving passion, La Force is the scent of a life 

without limits. Nothing is ever impossible when La Force is at the helm. La Force has a masculine 

character: powerful oriental spices in the top notes settle into an expanse of headily opulent base 

notes dominated by vanilla bourbon. An iron fi st in a velvet glove. 100ml 

€36.00 


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Armani Code Man 

50ml 

€38.00 


Giorgio Armani Code Lady 

50ml 

€41.00 


Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 

Armani Mens Coff ret 

€30.00 



50ml 

€40.00 


Emporio Armani Diamonds 

50ml 

€40.00 



Armani 

Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 

Armani Aqua Di Gio Men 

50ml 

€42.00 

HIGH ST PRICE €70.04 

Acqua Di Gioia ladies 2010 

50ml 

€45.00 


Giorgio Armani Ladies Coff ret 

€30.00 

Travel Retail 

EXCLUSIVE! 


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NEW! 

NEW! 

CK Ladies Coff ret (Jewels) 

Perfect for the sophisticated modern woman, this exclusive collection 

consists of: Obsession, 5 ml; Eternity Moment, 5 ml; euphoria, 4 ml; 

Eternity, 5 ml; ck one, 10 ml. 

€30.00 

Calvin Klein Eternity 

Summer Limited Edition (Women) 

The essence of a breezy summer day in a lush sunny fi eld 

captured in a fl oral fragrance. 

100ml 

€30.00 

CK Euphoria 

50ml 

€38.00 


Calvin Klein 


CK Mens Coff ret (Jewels) 

Calvin Klein Deluxe Travel Collection Men’s Miniature Coff ret. Ideal 

for the modern man on the go, this best-selling collection consists of: 

Obsession for Men, 10 ml; euphoria men, 10 ml; ckfree, 10 ml; Eternity 

NEW! 

Calvin Klein Eternity 

Summer Limited Edition (Men) 

The tranquillity of the summer sun and a warm breeze 

rustles through lush fi elds of grass, capturing far off 

memories in a fresh fougère fragrance. 

100ml 

€30.00 

for Men, 10 ml; ck one, 10 ml. 

€30.00 

CK Beauty 

50ml 

€47.00 

NEW! 

NEW! 

CK One Summer Limited Edition 

Captures the spirit and mood of a fun-fi lled summer dance 

party at the beach. Feel the energy and the vibe! Unisex, 

fresh, clean and easy to wear, it’s a citrus aromatic scent, 

with tangerine, lemon and incense notes. 

100ml 

€30.00 


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NEW! 

Jennifer Lopez Love and Glamour 

50ml 

€25.00 

Davidoff Hot water 

60ml 

€36.00 


Fine Fragrances 


SJP NYC 

60ml 

€28.00 

Great Value at only €10.00 

Fragrance Atomiser 

This award winning refi llable atomiser 

allows you to make your favourite fragrance 

portable with its easy to use pump action. 

Simply remove the lid, place Travalo on top 

and pump! Works with any fragrance with a 

removable nozzle. Lifetime guarantee. 

Holds up to 50 sprays 

NEW! 

Vera Wang Preppy Princess 

50ml 

€38.00 


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SALE!!! 

Issey Miyake Her, 

L’Eau D’Issey 

50ml 

€48.00 

NEW! 

Guess Seductive 

50ml 

€30.00 




Issey Miyake Him, 

L’Eau D’Issey Pour Homme 

75ml 

€40.00 

Buy both Versace items for only €57. Save €8 

YSL Belle D’Opium 

50ml 

€58.00 

Jean Paul Gaultier 

‘Le Male’ Homme 

75ml 

€40.00 


Versace Vanitas 

30ml 

€35.00 

Versace Pour 

Homme 

30ml 

€30.00 


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Priority entrance is not included with tickets for the EDF Energy London Eye. Offer available on selected fl ights only.



Boss Bottled Night 

50ml 

€35.00 

Lacoste L.12.12 12.12 

Eau de Lacoste coste 

White 

100ml 

€35.00 

NEW! 

NEW! 

Boss Orange Man 

60ml 

€35.00 

Beyoncé 

Heat Rush 

50ml 

€25.00 




NEW! 

Peace Love & 

Juicy Couture 

50ml 

€45.00 


NEW! 

Boss Orange Sunset 

50ml 

€36.00 


Hello Kitty 

Fragrance 

60ml 

€20.00 

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SKY SHOP | TICKETS & DUTYFREE 

Tickets & Dutyfree 


London Attractions: No queues and save up to £19 on tickets (for a family of four) 

The London Eye 

At 135m the London Eye is the world’s tallest 

cantilevered observation wheel! It off ers 

40km panoramic views of the capital on a 

clear day. Included in the ticket price is the 

London Eye 4D Experience and if you buy 

your ticket onboard this Ryanair fl ight you 

can save up to 30 min of queuing time.* 

ONBOARD PRICE WALK UP PRICE 

ADULT 

£18.00 £18.60 

CHILD 

£9.50 £9.54 

Stansted Express 

Trains to London 

The Stansted Express is the fastest way to get 

into the centre of London directly from Stansted 

Airport. Trains depart every 15 minutes to London 

Liverpool Street via Tottenham Hale. Save up to 

£5.00 on each ticket when buying onboard. 

ONBOARD PRICE WALK UP PRICE SAVING 

ADULT SINGLE 

£16.00 £21.00 £5.00 

ADULT RETURN 

£24.00 £29.70 £5.70 

CHILD SINGLE 

£8.00 £10.50 £2.50 

CHILD RETURN 

£12.00 £14.05 £2.05 


The London Dungeon 

Experience London’s darkest moments here 

with live shows covering the Great Fire, the 

Plague, Jack the Ripper and more. Plus see 

one of the world’s largest mirror mazes. 

Suitable for all ages (with some restrictions), 

buy tickets onboard, get Priority Entry and 

save time queuing in peak periods.* 


ADULT 

£20.50 

CHILD 

£23.00 £2.50 

£15.50 

OVER 65’s 

£17.00 £1.50 

£17.50 £21.00 £3.50 

ATS Tickets 

www.airportbusexpress.com 

THE LOWEST FARE’S BUS 

BERGAMO 

AIRPORT 

(BGY) 

TREVISO 

AIRPORT 

(TSF) 

There is a direct bus service from Bergamo 

Orio Al Serio Airport to Milan and Brescia. 

The timetable is designed to match Ryanair 

Arrivals/Departures. Passengers can save 

time by buying their tickets onboard. 

MILAN SINGLE MILAN RETURN MILAN CHILD 

€9.90 €15.00 €4.95 

BRESCIA SINGLE BRESCIA CHILD 

€10.00 €5.00 

MILANO 

CENTRAL 

STATION 

VENEZIA 

Buy on line or in flight! 

Sea Life London Aquarium 

The Sea Life London Aquarium is one of the 

largest aquariums in Europe. It has over 

400 different species in over 50 different 

displays. When buying onboard passengers 

receive Priority Entry with their tickets 

which can save them time queuing in peak 

periods.* 


ADULT 

£17.00 

CHILD 

£19.00 £2.00 

£12.00 

OVER 65’s 

£14.00 £2.00 

£14.00 £18.00 £4.00 

Dutyfree 

Dutyfree Spirits 

Gordon’s, Bells, Bushmills, 

Johnnie Walker Red Label, 

Captain Morgan 

€12.00 

for 1 litre 

Madame Tussauds 

Want to get up close to your heroes? With a 

new fi gure created every month there’s always 

someone new to see at Madame Tussauds from 

celebrities and fi lm stars to sportsmen and 

royalty. Tickets sold on Ryanair are cheaper and 

they are priority tickets so passengers can save 

time queuing in peak periods.* 


Cigarettes 

Marlboro Gold, Marlboro Red, Benson+Hedges, John Player Blue 

€35.00 for 200 

ADULT 

£25.50 

CHILD 

£29.00 £3.50 

£19.00 £25.00 £6.00 

Available on selected fl ights, Spirits and Tobacco products are not available on intra-EU fl ights. 

Range varies by aircraft, your crew can confi rm which items are available to purchase onboard 

your fl ight. Passengers under the age of 18 are not entitled to purchase spirits or cigarettes. Duty 

Free allowances per person are 200 cigarettes and 1 litre of Alcoholic drinks exceeding 22%. 

ALL TICKETS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY / * TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY

july-2011

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