FREDERIKSHAVN is neither pretty nor particularly interesting, and as a ferry port it's usually full of Swedes and Norwegians taking advantage of Denmark's liberal boozing laws. But the town is virtually unavoidable if you're heading north, being at...
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Modern ANKARA is really two cities, a double identity that is due to the breakneck pace at which it has developed since being declared capital of the Turkish Republic in 1923. Until then Ankara - known as Angora - had been a small provincial...
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Eleven miles southwest of Durham city, BISHOP AUCKLAND has been the country home of the bishops of Durham since the twelfth century and their official residence for more than a hundred years. Their palace, the gracious Auckland Castle ...
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