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Review: Rotunda, Birmingham Towering 81m (266ft) above the Birmingham skyline, the refurbished Rotunda offers an impeccably stylish city stay. Ruth-Ellen Davis hopped in the lift to the 19th floor for a weekend of freshly squeezed orange juice and urban panoramas in one of Staying Cool's Rotunda apartments.
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Bitesized guide: Winter festivals The warm days of summer might seem a distant memory, but that doesn't mean you have to stay locked up until April. Enjoy a cultural experience at a music festival in Russia, or dazzle at the striking ice displays in Japan.
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Timbuktu: City of legend Consider yourself to be an adventurous traveller? A visit to the remote, semi-mythical African city of Timbuktu proves that real travel is all about the journey as well as the destination, as Greg Cook discovers.
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Trekking in Nepal Gentle and welcoming Nepal attracts a continual stream of trekkers to its impressive portion of the jagged Himalayas. For her first trekking holiday, Ruth-Ellen Davis joined walkers of all ages and abilities on the Annapurna Base Camp trek: a beautiful introduction to mountain life.
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Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
With a strong emphasis on European films, the annual festival screens features by filmmakers from all over the world.
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Radio City Christmas Spectacular
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is a glittering festive show of music, dance, toys and snow. It will make kids giddy and serve as a charming nostalgia trip for adults.
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Attracting an estimated 1 million visitors each year, Chicago's annual Christkindlmarket is a four-week open-air shopping market at the Daley Plaza in the downtown area of the city.
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