A movie map features all the London spots in the new "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" film starring Renée Zellweger and Hugh Grant. Produced by Film London and tourist board Visit London, places highlighted in the publication range from lingerie store Rigby & Peller on Conduit Street to the Italian fountains in Kensington Gardens

A gaunt building on the edge of beautiful, lonely moors is a place many thousands visit every year. Haworth Parsonage, in a wild and brooding part of Yorkshire, Northern England, is the place literary pilgrims head for. Here, three sisters, broken down with sickness, worked on their great love - writing poetry and romantic fiction. [...]

An Edinburgh hotel in a 17th century mansion has been named as Scotland's most romantic in the Hotel of the Year awards. Prestonfield, set in 20 acres of parkland adjacent to a golf course and in the shadow of Arthur's Seat - an extinct volcano - features 'dramatic' rooms and 'indulgent' suites; it is the [...]

There is no doubt that you can eat as well, or better, in London than anywhere else in the world – when money is no object. But what happens when you are on a budget, trying to get as much value as you possibly can?

Paris's avenues, streets and historic squares are a Christmas wonderland through early January. High points include the illuminations of the Champs-Elysées, the nativity scene in front of Notre Dame and the huge ice-skating rink on the esplanade of the Paris City Hall. For added cheer, the Eiffel Tower explodes into light, sparkling with 20,000 electronic [...]

Travel Article: The first sign of Christmas, especially for children, is the so-called "Mikulas". On the eve of this holiday Saint Nicholas walks around a town accompanied by a Devil and an Angel. He visits children and gives them gifts. But first, he asks them whether they have been good. If not, the children must [...]

If you ever wondered how gay Britain is, you just have to know that a Queen rules over us all. Britain's rainbow nation is more diverse than ever, thanks to the combination of vocal gay community and forward-thinking government.

Britain will be celebrating its relationship with the sea with an exciting, year-long programme of events under the banner of SeaBritain 2005.