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European travel: No matter the neighbourhood, when visiting Amsterdam you’ll see sometimes-jarring juxtapositions that somehow all jive here.

Jerry Brotton reveals what drove people to head to England, and how foreign visitors both shaped, and were shaped by, the Tudor capital

With over a mile of shelf space, the archive is crammed with documents obsessively detailing the horrors of the past, but shortage of donations for conservation and digitalization means this treasure documenting the history of the Jewish people is currently threatened with extinction

In addition, according to the senior EU official, military, political, humanitarian and financial support for Ukraine will continue

Our hints and tips on how to get the most from a few days following the peloton

Regula Ysewijn brings a little Belgian baking into every home.

Marion Turner explains what Chaucer’s outspoken Wife of Bath reveals about the lives and thoughts of women in the Middle Ages

A new survey will reunite five generations of the Brueghel family, tracing their essential artistic contributions to the Dutch Golden Age.

By Kumar David Where the Koh-i-Noor diamond was found is impossible to tell because that was a long time, perhaps more than five centuries ago. It is an alluvial diamond meaning it was found in shifting sands in a location that had once been a river bed. It passed through the hands of Nadir Shah […]

Bashford was involved in a little-known episode in RAF history, when Hurricane fighters sailed to Russia to defend Allied ships at Murmansk