Discover the natural wonders and rugged wilderness of the faroe islands

Restaurants bursting with fresh Scandi seafood, traditional bakeries and fancy coffee shops… Trondheim, split by a river that separates the old town and the new, has it all – plus historical highlight

Despite its tiny population, the Faroe Islands has cultivated a football culture all of its own, rooted in rugged landscapes, local rivalries and community spirit

This week’s dream: a tour of southern Greenland ...

With 24 hours of daylight for four months of the year, there’s plenty of time to discover Norway’s natural wonders, awe-inspiring landscapes and culinary delights

Jane Keightley unearths an exciting island destination that’s teeming with hidden foodie delights

Whether it’s the raw beauty of Sark, the gentle charm of Guernsey, or the historic intrigue of Alderney, the Channel Islands promise an idyllic break less than an hour’s flight from Gatwick. Closer to