THIS WEEK IN INSPIRATION
Fancy a summer break in Uglich? How about Wroclaw? Or Klagenfurt? If you prefer not to feel part of the tourist herd, it's time to try a European city you may not have heard of but will be glad to discover.
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From city to seaside in marvellous MoroccoAny doom and gloom soon disappears, however, when we push through the battered blue door of Dar Azul, a three-storey riad in the heart of the city's labyrinthine casbah district. While Dar Azul's charming tiled interior and luxurious furnishings are immediately appealing, the best thing about arriving there on a wet, cold February night is the dinner waiting on the stovetop.
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TRAVEL POLL
- At what age did you first go abroad?
- 1-10 - My parents put me in their suitcase
40% - 11-18 - I couldn't wait to leave
31% - 19-25 - I followed the gap year crowd
13% - 26-40 - I hate budget hotels
8% - 41-60 - I discovered travel late in life
6% - 61-80 - I'm still discovering it ...
2%
- 1-10 - My parents put me in their suitcase
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