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A 14-day flight to London: On board the recreation of historic Kangaroo Route (opens the original)
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You can already sense it as we board the plane: this flight is not like other flights. Head to Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport on any other day and you will notice the waiting passengers’ impatience. They want to get on their flight, get to their destination, and get going. Their adventure won’t begin until they land at the other end. For us, it is different. All 131 passengers stepping aboard flight QF337 to London on this sunny Sydney morning are here for the journey, not the destination. That’
The 25 astonishing man-made attractions every traveller should see (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. We inherited quite a few good ideas from the ancient Greeks: democracy, theatre, the Olympic Games. One idea that tends to get overlooked is, in effect, the travel bucket list. Hellenic writers created the original list of the wonders of the world, a selection of see-them-before-you-die monuments. From the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the lighthouse of Alexandria to the 33-metre statue known as
Ute Junker | WAtoday (opens the original)
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You can already sense it as we board the plane: this flight is not like other flights. Some are ancient, some are modern, and while centuries and even millennia separate them, the appeal of these 25 man-made wonders remains strong. I cried when I first visited this European capital as a child. Now I visit every year to embrace its never-ending changes. Launched two years ago, the latest in Cunard’s fleet of Queens carries up to 3000 passengers but still manages to feel intimate. Take a quick str
Ute Junker | WAtoday (opens the original)
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You can already sense it as we board the plane: this flight is not like other flights. Some are ancient, some are modern, and while centuries and even millennia separate them, the appeal of these 25 man-made wonders remains strong. I cried when I first visited this European capital as a child. Now I visit every year to embrace its never-ending changes. Launched two years ago, the latest in Cunard’s fleet of Queens carries up to 3000 passengers but still manages to feel intimate. Take a quick str
This city became my favourite place in the world, once they got rid of the guns (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. I cried the first time I went to Berlin, and they weren’t tears of happiness. To be fair, I was just six, an age at which it is normal to burst into tears at the sight of men with guns. And there were plenty of armed guards controlling the border that ran through this then-divided city, separating democratic West Berlin from East Berlin, capital of the communist dictatorship of East Germany. It wa
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