National Geographic
Scotland: Taking flight
Head to Scotland to watch the migration of 40,000 barnacle geese arrive from the northern reaches of the Svalbard archipelago.
Portfolio
National Geographic
Montségur: Walking with the Cathars
I close my eyes and imagine it is March 1244 in the foothills of the French Pyrenees. The great castle of Montségur has fallen and some 200 people are making their way towards a burning pyre. Their crime: refusing to renounce their faith.
Coast Magazine
Weekend in Kirkcudbright
Known as the Scottish Riviera’s ‘artists’ town’, Kirkcudbright is a well-kept cultural secret and a great base for exploring the surrounding coastline. Words: Emily Mawson. Photographs: Tim Williams.
Inntravel
Cava d'Ispica, Sicily: cave living
Emily Mawson steps off the beaten track to visit a fascinating network of ancient cave dwellings in Sicily's eastern corner.
Guardian
Health spa holidays: energy and meditation in Switzerland
The natural powers at the Sass da Grüm wellness retreat in Switzerland give our writer the chance to tap into a world of calm
Independent
On the trail of new film "Youth' in the Swiss alps
In his latest movie role, Michael Caine attempts to refresh both mind and body in the mountains.
Telegraph
The Omnia Hotel
The Omnia, a serene mountain hideaway, is perched on a wooded ledge high above central Zermatt. It exudes luxury in the shape of spacious, curated-to-perfection rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant and a hot whirlpool with Matterhorn views.
Telegraph
Storchen Zurich Hotel
Storchen Zürich, a centuries-old establishment that melds traditional hospitality with polished design-led good looks, occupies an enviable perch on the river in central Zurich. Its pier lends exclusivity, a mood enhanced by the jazz-filled waterside bar.
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