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Mediterranean cities and islands without the crowds: readers favourite winter trips in southern Europe | Short breaks

It’s not only better weather that takes visitors south in winter, it’s also the quieter beaches, museums and restaurants. Our tipsters explore cities and towns from Porto to Athens

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The 20 best walking holidays in Spain for autumn

As summer ends and the sun cools, there’s never been a better time to enjoy this country’s beautiful walking trails

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Sun, sea, history and vistas on a packed holiday to Mallorca

Whether you are looking for a relaxing holiday or one full of art, walking, nature and culture, Mallorca offers it all.

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Cultural Landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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How Mallorca is setting a new sustainable standard in the Balearic Islands

How Mallorca is setting a new sustainable standard in the Balearic Islands Annie Bennett © Provided by The Independent Sitting on a deckchair, I poured myself some water from the glass bottle on an upturned crate in front of me. Faded red paint told me the crate had once held olive oil. I was at Finca S’estelrica, a smart, unfussy hotel on farmland just outside the pretty hilltop town of Arta in the east of Mallorca. The refreshingly cold water was from its own well, just filtered and bottled. As I gazed across the countryside to the mountains, I wondered how something so simple – and free – could feel so luxurious.

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