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You might expect Canada’s first UNESCO City of Music to be in a major metropolis, but you’d be wrong. The title goes to London, in Ontario’s Southwest, where music and culture roots go back ...

Standing within a World Heritage Site, this Wiltshire farm is a stylish base from which to explore incredible ancient relics ...

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On a clear day in Crystal Palace, south London, it’s just possible to see beyond the Shard and the skyscrapers of the City to the forests surrounding another former village, Walthamstow, in the ...

She rubbed sunscreen on her neck and sized up her subject: The Lord Clyde, a pub in Southwark, just south of the River Thames, that was built in 1913.