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Palace of Versailles, Paris, France
Historians are still debating exactly what this glittering royal chateau cost to build but during the reign of Louis XIV it soaked up a quarter of the annual income of the French state to run.
Davos Klosters and St Moritz, Switzerland
Connected by a scene-stealing Swiss rail journey and close enough to be combined in a week's skiing, these resorts offer an embarrassment of activities and diversions.
Versailles: King-sized conceit
Versailles may be excessive but it's also wonderfully spectacular, writes Jim Eagles.
Switzerland: Skiing Davos and St Moritz
Two of the Swiss resorts that invented winter sporting pastimes are still the best, writes Leslie Woit.
The Dolomites, Italy
This mountain range in northern Italy, with its jagged peaks, beautiful alpine lakes and isolated villages, is a great place to explore both on foot and by car.
Italy: A mushroom haven in the clouds
Exploring Italy's peaks produces a culinary surprise for Heather Whelan.
Patricia Schultz's top 10 travel destinations
The author of the hugely-popular 1,000 Places To See Before You Die reveals her absolute favourite travel destinations.
European stocks fall on US growth data
European economic commissioner Olli Rehn yesterday said he expected Greece to agree on a deal with private creditors to write-down its debt this weekend.
Ibsens Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark
Located just north of Norreport Station, amid residential housing, cafes, bakeries and boutiques, this Danish hotel is infused with local flavour.
Vanessa Paradis denies 'false' Depp split rumours
Johnny Depp's long-term partner Vanessa Paradis slams reports suggesting that her relationship with the actor is on the rocks.
Vanessa Paradis vague over Johnny Depp split rumours
Johnny Depp's long-term partner, singer and actress Vanessa Paradis, plays it coy over reports their relationship is on the rocks.
Zell, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
This tiny, historic wine-making settlement alongside the Mosel River in Germany is famous for its high-quality Riesling, which is made from grapes that grow on dizzyingly steep slopes, and its legendary sassy black cat.
Spain: Sampling Andalucia's gastronomic delights
A holiday in Andalucia promises an abundance of treats for your tastebuds - from fried anchovies to the finest jamon iberico.
Locals ready to ground renewed Thames airport bid
The British Government is poised to reopen the vexed and controversial debate over the expansion of air travel in southeast England.