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RYANAIRMAGAZINE

93–109TWO-MINUTE GUIDESEight countries, 24 cities,

updated every month –

our destination guides are

packed with ideas for your

trip. Plus, see the Ryanair

route map for a choice of

over 160 destinations.

60WEST COAST STORYTake a road trip from

Dingle to Doolin this winter

and soak up the sights,

sounds, hospitality and

craic of Ireland’s gorgeous

western coast. It’s the

perfect time to go.

43MARRAKESH ON THE GROUNDOur in-depth guide to the

best places to stay, eat,

drink, dance and sight-see

in this magical city. All

you need to start planning

your next trip.

80THE CITY OF BASKETBALL, BEER AND BOHEMIANS There’s even more to Vilnius

than its celebrated historic

architecture. As a travel

destination, it’s entering a

whole new chapter.

74PARIS IN COLOURThe stark skies of January

make the rich colours

of Paris’ streets even more

vivid. A photographer

explains how the colours of

the French capital inspired

her work.

Issue 59

LONDONEAT: SENKAI

Want to combine healthy living and fi ne

dining? Feast on sustainably sourced sushi,

organic vegetable tempura and more at

this restaurant (pictured) tucked away near

Piccadilly Circus.

CORNER OF AIR STREET, 65 REGENT STREET

LONDON W1B, TEL: +44 (0)20 7494 7600,

WWW.SENKAIRESTAURANT.COM

SEE: NOISES OFF

This farcical play by Michael Frayn is

all about a theatre company staging a

(diff erent) farcical play. A befuddling – and

totally hilarious –piece of meta-art.

THE OLD VIC, THE CUT, LONDON SE1,

TEL: +44 (0)844 871 7628,

WWW.OLDVICTHEATRE.COM

DRINK: BUBBLEOLOGY

MANCHESTERSTAY: HILTON MANCHESTER

DEANSGATE

You can’t really miss this Hilton as it’s

located within the vast, glass-fronted

Beetham Tower. Its Cloud 23 bar is a well-

known and the hotel has just added a spa,

Spa 303. Doubles from £149 (€175).

303 DEANSGATE, TEL: +44 (0)161

870 1600, WWW.HILTON.CO.UK/

MANCHESTERDEANSGATE

SEE: GRAYSON PERRY: VISUAL

DIALOGUES

Working with a group of youngsters aged

15 to 18. Manchester Art Gallery has

created this display looking at the work

of contemporary artist Grayson Perry. It

features two pieces by Perry himself.

See it from 1-12 February.

MOSLEY STREET, TEL: +44 (0)161 235 8888,

EDINBURGHSTAY: OLD WAVERLEY HOTEL

There’s been a hotel in this same spot

on Princes Street for 150 years, and for a

three-star, the Old Waverley has a positively

sumptuous, old-world feel – without the

crazy prices to match. You’ll likely fi nd your

room has pretty drapes and chandeliers.

Doubles from £80 (€94).

43 PRINCES STREET, TEL: +44 (0)131 556

4648, WWW.THEEDINBURGHCOLLECTION.

COM/OLDWAVERLEY

EAT: OLOROSO

Enjoy uncommonly good views across

the Edinburgh skyline and traditional

Scottish dishes at Oloroso (pictured). Try

smoked salmon with Oloroso sherry for

example, or a classic haggis.

33 CASTLE STREET, TEL: +44 (0)131 226 7614,

WWW.OLOROSO.CO.UK

UKNUMBER CRUNCHER

2 The number of aardwolves (African mammals

that are part of the hyena family) at Edinburgh Zoo

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DINARDEAT: LA PASSERELLE DU CLAIR DE LUNEThe riches of the sea are featured on the

menu here, but this is not any old fi sh

place: think seared tuna with coriander

seeds, sea bass in ginger sauce, grilled

John Dory with oat risotto and morels…

all served up with an ocean view.

3 AVENUE GEORGE V,

TEL:+33 (0)2 9916 9637,

WWW.LA-PASSERELLE-RESTAURANT.COM

STAY: VILLA REINE HORTENSEHere’s a chance to stay in one of those

amazing 19th-century villas that Dinard

is known for (pictured). Built by a

mysterious Russian prince, it features

Napoleon III-style furniture and fi xtures

and charming salons for tea sipping.

Doubles from €150.

19 RUE DE LA MALOUINE, TEL: +33 (0)2 9946

5431, WWW.VILLA-REINE-HORTENSE.COM

SOAK: THALASSA DINARDPamper yourself with seawater

treatments at this thalassotherapy

spa perched on a rocky promontory

overlooking the ocean. Hydromassage,

seaweed wraps, body scrubs, and

refl exology are on off er, plus a variety of

pools fi lled with purifi ed seawater.

1 AVENUE DU CHATEAU HEBERT TEL 33

PARIS

STAY: HOTEL BANKE Banke is a sumptuous, boutique four-star

with a brilliant location right by Galeries

Lafayette. The warm-toned interiors

blend period features with contemporary

furnishings such as Philippe Starck

stools. The entrance hall (pictured) really

has the wow-factor. Doubles from €180.

20 RUE LA FAYETTE,

TEL: +33 (0)1 5533 2222,

WWW.DERBYHOTELS.COM/EN/HOTEL-BANKE

SEE: MUSEE D’ORSAY The scaff olding has fi nally come down,

and now everyone can admire the Musée

d’Orsay’s latest face lift. Converted

from a Belle Epoque train station into

a museum in 1986, it was high time

for a little TLC. The displays have been

overhauled, new gallery spaces have

opened up, and there’s a new café, too.

62 RUE DE LILLE, TEL: +33 (0)1 4049 4814,

WWW.MUSEE-ORSAY.FR

EAT: LE FELTEUBlink and you’ll miss this little place, but

that would be a shame because you’d

miss out on hearty servings of excellent

bistro fare, like rib steak, duck magret

and potatoes gratin dauphinois.

15 RUE PECQUAY

MARSEILLEAT: LA TABLE RONDEGourmet dining option

Marseille, and of cours

speciality. But when yo

classic, well-made lunc

the bank, crepes are th

this is the place to com

24 RUE SYLVABELLE, TEL

6883, WWW.LATABLERO

STAY: NEW HOTEL VIEThis light, airy-feeling

the Old Port and close

historic centre, within

cultural attractions like

Theatre. It’s a great fi n

Doubles from €70.

3 BIS RUE REINE-ELISAB

9199 2323, WWW.NEW-H

SEE: MUSEE D’ART CODE MARSEILLEMarseille’s contempor

referred to as the Mac

mid-1990s and is hom

diverse collection of pi

1960s onwards. Make

69 AVENUE DE HAIFA, TEL

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MACMARSEILLE.HTML

FRANCENUMBER CRUNCHER

40 The number of “immortals”, or

members, of the Académie Française

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69 SKI HERE NOWPatrick Thorne, aka the Snowhunter, fi nds the winter sports destinations around Europe that combine the best of both worlds – city sights and awesome slopes.

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11THE FILEFun facts and fi gures,

including a very quick

quiz. Plus, the dolphin

who is a famous face

in Ireland.

17UNDERCURRENTSCarnival time in Malta,

aff ordable art in

Brussels, Latin spirit in

Sweden, circus tricks

in London and more.

23TECH TALKIt’s a new year so

we’re looking at

what’s new and cool,

starting with the latest

gadgets.

32BEDROOMSWhen it comes to new

hotels in Europe to

see and be seen in, it

seems we’re spoiled

for choice.

27FASHION FLASHWe check out the new

looks in ski-wear and

winter-wear, including

a trend from Norway

that’s dividing opinion.

35FORK ITThese buzzed-about

new restaurants, in

cities including Paris

and Madrid, are

winning fans.

28YOU BEAUTYOur pick of the new

and hot cosmetics that

will keep you looking

tip-top in 2012 and

beyond.

36FIRST ORDERSWhatever your tipple,

raise a glass at these

cool new bars –

from Marrakesh to

Manchester .

The Shortlists

Comment

Property

39WHERE I’VE BEENNicole Kidman tells

us about her teen

backpacking days and

why she’d love to live

in Italy.

41SOMETHING TO DECLAREComedian and TV

presenter Danny

Robins is thinking

about bidets.

Issue 59

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Sophy GrimshawSUB EDITORS

James Williams, Julie AlpineCONTRIBUTING EDITORS

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30MADLISTWe’ve found all the

coolest places in

Europe with ‘new’ in

their name. Just for the

heck of it, basically.

87TO BUY IN...Berlin is the

city that property

investors are talking

about. Could you see

yourself living here?

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WELCOME ABOARD RYANAIR AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. Christmas is now

a distant memory and it is time once again to brighten up the winter nights of

January and February by making spring break and summer travel plans.

Ryanair’s summer schedule is almost complete and with over 1,400 routes

from over 160 airports across 27 countries this year’s summer schedule has

something in mind for everyone. Log on to www.ryanair.com to plan your

spring break and summer sun holiday at unbeatable prices.

2011 was a fantastic year for Ryanair with over 77 million passengers saving

hundreds of millions by taking advantage of Ryanair’s guaranteed lowest fares

and no fuel surcharge seats. While passengers will always return to Ryanair for

our unbeatable fares, we also off er Europe’s best on time performance, least

lost baggage and fewest cancellations all of which has helped us become the

world’s favourite airline. On today’s fl ight, chances are high that you will hear

Ryanair’s on time trumpet which our crew will play to celebrate each on time

arrival. Ryanair delivers industry leading punctuality with over 90% of our

fl ights landing on time in 2011.

Ryanair continues to develop our in-fl ight off ers and we are pleased to now

off er ‘retro’ sweets from The Sweet Emporium, which cost just €5 per pack, on

all fi ghts. These delicious sweets are not only a tasty in-fl ight treat but are also

a great gift item with one love heart variety making the perfect Valentine gift.

Ryanair has a host of treats to ensure that every holiday has a sweet to make it

that bit sweeter.

We are also pleased to extend our popular reserved seating service to all

our over 1,400 routes, after successfully trialling it on over 100 routes since

May last. The pre-booked service, which is now bookable on all routes,

costs just €10 (each way) and includes priority boarding. The optional

service allows passengers to pre-reserve seats in the front two rows,

for a quick getaway on arrival, or in over wing rows (16&17), which

provide greater legroom, and has proven to be very popular with Ryanair

passengers during our summer 2011 trial. Ryanair will continue to

offer its Priority Boarding service for just €5, with priority and reserved

seating passengers allowed to board the aircraft first. Those travelling

with passengers under 16 years of age can reserve seats in row 2 only

due to safety restrictions.

Finally, I hope you enjoy your flight with us today, and I invite you to

sit back and treat yourself to a gourmet coffee, a delicious sandwich or

“retro” sweets as you relax and allow our crew to take care of you. I look

forward to welcoming you and your family onboard many more low fare

Ryanair flights in the coming months.

Best Wishes,

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WELCOME ABOARD

A FEW WORDS FROM RYANAIR’S CHIEF EXEC

Welcome

MICHAEL O’LEARY

Chief Executive

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Contributors“It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life, for me, and I’m feeling good,” sang Nina Simone on Feeling Good, and I certainly am this new year. The world’s economies may be struggling but I can still get a Ryanair fl ight for less than a tenner — and that’s always a bargain!

Not only will Ryanair be serving up new routes and destinations this year but new is also the watchword for our Upfront section this issue, with reviews of new gadgets, restaurants, hotels and bars, as well as the latest events happening across Europe.

And because it’s winter, many people will be looking to jet off and fi nd some sun. So why not see what’s new in one of my favourite destinations, Marrakesh, in our 13-page cover story on page 43? If you’ve ever been you’ll know why we love it, and if you’ve never been there’s never been a better time. The weather’s great now and the food is even better.

The last time I was there I experienced all the fun of the fair, and then some. When I started my stroll in the vast square of Marrakesh that is Jamaa el Fna, I defi nitely looked like me.

By the time I reached the other side I resembled something else entirely.

The fi rst person I met was a henna tattooist in a beautiful blue djellaba and soon I’d agreed to have a long spiral design drawn all over my arm.

A precocious boy watching this heard me compliment the tattooist’s robe and immediately pulled a bunch of diff erent djellabas from his bag. It didn’t take much persuasion for me to purchase a deep maroon one with a long cob (the djellaba’s pointy hood).

Then, the boy pulled me towards a stall owned by his uncle selling the best fruits, nuts and spices in town – and spice lover that I am I bought a few bags and an orange that was absolutely delicious.

Finally, I sat down at one of the many food stalls in the square for a vegetable tagine and some mint tea. I ended up looking as if I wasn’t a tourist at all but had always lived in the square, and I learned a bit of Arabic too. Talk about assimilation – the perfect trip!

Wherever you’re off to this month, have a great fl ight and a great time.

MATTHEW LEEMatthew lives in London where he works on

Delayed Gratifi cation, which he describes as “the

fi rst magazine dedicated to Slow Journalism”.

Check it out at www.dgquarterly.com. He writes

regularly about the Arab world and brings us his

insider’s guide to Marrakesh on page 43. ILLU

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THE SNOWHUNTERPatrick Thorne, aka, the Snowhunter, has been

a ski journalist for more than 25 years and has

visited more than 250 skiing locations around

the world. No wonder he was listed as “one of 20

people to know in skiing” by The Times. Get some

ski tips from him on page 69.

TURTLE BUNBURYWriter and TV presenter Turtle (www.

turtlebunbury.com) lives in County Carlow,

Ireland. His books include the Vanishing Ireland

series, and he has been published in titles such

as The Irish Times and New York Post. Take a trip

around west Ireland with him on page 60.

RAMSAY SHORT

Editor

NEW IDEAS FOR THE NEW YEARWelcome


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Other highlights include the

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along Bryggen wharf in Bergen

or walk in the Flåmsdalen valley.

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RITES OF PASSAGECHINESE NEW YEAR

FROM 23 JANUARY 2012

Welcome to the Year of the Dragon! Regarded as the most important of all Chinese holiday dates, Chinese New Year traditionally marks the end of winter, and the celebrations can last for about two weeks.

You can rely on a host of extravagant parades, parties and decorations on the streets of any Chinatown district. Whether it’s in Paris’ 13th arrondissement, London’s Soho or Stockholm’s Hötorget, there is probably a Chinatown somewhere near you.

The Chinese New Year tradition of wearing red, hanging lanterns and letting off fi recrackers is said to scare away a mythical beast called the Nian, which eats crops and livestock. We haven’t heard of anyone seeing the Nian recently, but maybe that’s because we keep celebrating Chinese New Year.

FLY TO LONDON (GATWICK, LUTON AND STANSTED),

PARIS (BEAUVAIS AND VATRY) AND STOCKHOLM (SKAVSTA

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“A pub called The

Quays — it always

has a brilliant

atmosphere.”

SIOBAN KELLY,

JOURNALIST

“The Stags Head is

one of the oldest

pubs in town — it’s

great.”

SOPHIE DEVERE,

WAITRESS

“O’Donoghue’s,

because the

barmen are

handsome!”

EWA DURAJ,

TRAINING COORDINATOR

THE NUMBERSIMPRESS YOUR TRAVELLING COMPANIONS

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FACTS, FIGURES AND NONSENSE FROM RYANAIR’S DESTINATIONS

Take Off

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YOUR SHOUTDUBLIN, IRELAND

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THREE OF THE BEST GUIDED WALKING TOURS

DUBLIN LITERARY

PUB CRAWL

DUBLIN, IRELAND

Sink a Guinness in

the pubs frequented

by Ireland’s literary

heroes, and learn

more about the

wordsmiths whose

footsteps you’re

following in. On

this award-winning

walking tour, actors

will pop out of corners

to speak the words of

Joyce, Beckett, Wilde

and others.

€12, WWW.DUBLIN

PUBCRAWL.COM

FLY TO DUBLIN FROM

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INCLUDING KAUNAS.

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CHANEL AND THE

RUE ST HONORE

PARIS. FRANCE

This tour of Parisian

chic past and present

is a chance to learn

the history of the big

Paris fashion houses

and gain an insight

into the infl uence

of Coco Chanel in

particular. Stop off

at the Chanel and

Hermes boutiques,

and Coco’s former

home, the Ritz.

€20, WWW.PARIS-

WALKS.COM

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(BEAUVAIS AND VATRY)

FROM 34 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING PESCARA.

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CELEBRITY TOUR OF

NOTTING HILL

LONDON, UK

Take this 2.5 hour

tour and see where

Elle Macpherson and

Robbie Williams live,

as well as Damon

Albarn’s favourite

record shop and the

hotel where Hendrix

overdosed. If you do

see your favourite

celeb, just don’t turn

into a stalker.

£15 (€17), WWW.THE

CELEBRITYPLANET.COM

FLY TO LONDON

(GATWICK, LUTON AND

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INCLUDING MADRID.

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BON APPETITTHIS MONTH’S SNACK ATTACK:

BRIDIES, SCOTLAND

Scotland’s answer to the Cornish pasty is the

bridie. This pastry-based bad boy conceals a

hidden treasure of minced steak and vegetables.

The pastry is somewhat paler and lighter than a

Cornish, but always hits the spot after the pub.

The award-winning craft bakery chain Brownings

has a branch right by Prestwick airport (6

Portland Street, Troon, tel: +44 (0)1292 317942),

so go grab one when you touch down.

WORDS BY CHRIS BEANLAND

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Are you a fan of Fungie? If you don’t know who this cetacean celebrity is, he’s a bottlenose dolphin who has been sighted off the coast of Dingle, in Ireland’s County Kerry, since about 1983. He regularly interacts with divers and people on boats.

One local sailor, who has been seeing Fungie (pictured) from his boat since 1987, tells us: “Fungie regularly comes totally out of the water and up onto my boat. He’s an incredible creature and deserves to be treated with respect. He’s very friendly for a wild animal, and from the time I’ve spent with him, I’m convinced he even has a sense of humour. He seems to genuinely enjoy human company.”

Fungie gets a shout-out in our feature on Ireland’s west coast on page 60. WWW.DINGLEDOLPHIN.COM

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THE BEST FESTIVALS, EVENTS, PARTIES AND MORE HAPPENING ACROSS THE RYANAIR NETWORK Take Off

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9-12 FEBAFFORDABLE ART FAIR

There’s a diverse range of pieces (and prices) at this contemporary art fair, which you may also have seen in cities like London and Milan. The fair was started by London gallerist Will Ramsay, with the aim of making it easier for everyone to own and enjoy contemporary art. You’re sure to fi nd something that catches your eye — and some work is less than €100. The photo above is by Sacha Goldberger, whose subject is his 91-year-old gran.WWW.AFFORDABLEARTFAIR.BE

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DUBLIN, IRELAND

25-29 JANTEMPLEBAR TRAD FESTDublin’s biggest festival of traditional Irish music

and culture, Templebar Trad Fest sees a host of

Irish music gigs taking place at venues such as

Christ Church Cathedral, the Button Factory and

Dublin’s City Hall (which hosts intimate lunchtime

and evening concerts all week). There’ll also

be Irish dancing, street performers and over

200 free events. The two-time winner of “Best

Traditional Music Festival” at the Festival Awards,

this fest guarantees some raucous nights out.

See the website for full listings.

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3-4 FEBICE CLIMBING WORLD CUP

Head to the valley of Champagny in the resort of La Plagne (about an hour from Grenoble) to witness the ultimate ice-climbing event. Competitors in this world cup — which attracts climbers from 29 nations — are required to scale the imposing Ice Tower, standing at 24m. Rather them than us! WWW.LA-PLAGNE.COM

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ACROSS SCOTLAND

4 FEB-18 MARSCOTTISH SNOWDROP FESTIVAL As iconic symbols of spring go, snowdrops are

up there with frolicking lambs – and are one

of the earliest signs of the warmer weather to

come. If you don’t want to leave seeing them

to chance this year, Visit Scotland off ers a

detailed list of stately homes, deer parks and

other landscapes across the country where

you can see swathes of the little white fl owers.

The Scottish Snowdrop Festival includes over

50 locations for spotting snowdrops, including

Valleyfi eld Woodland Park (pictured), about an

hour from Edinburgh, and Finlaystone Country

Estate, about 20 minutes from Glasgow.

WWW.VISITSCOTLAND.COM/SURPRISESNOWDROP

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MALTA

17-21 FEBCARNIVALIn February we’re all hankering after a bit of

winter sun and an escape from the daily grind.

The island of Malta is the place to head to, and

all the more so if you rock up during Carnival.

The action takes place across the country, but

gets especially exciting in Valletta, Floriana, and

Nadur on Gozo. Many of the events are free,

including live music shows, and anyone and

everyone is invited to don a colourful costume

and join in the party. The celebrations round

off in Floriana on Tuesday 21 February with a

carnival procession along the main street, as

the fi reworks start booming.

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UNTIL 6 MAR WEST SIDE STORYBrighten up a winter’s evening with a trip to the Göteborg Opera, where

current shows include a new production of West Side Story (pictured),

packed with plenty of Latin spirit. Where do these Swedes get it from?

Also on the menu is an avant-garde dance piece, the contemporary

ballet noBody, which opens on 25 February.

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OSLO, NORWAY

16-18 FEBBY:LARM

You may not know all the bands on the bill at this Nordic music festival, as many are new and/or unsigned, but the quality is consistently high. The name By: Larm means “city noise” and the event spans genres from dance pop to doom metal. It feels as though it takes over the whole Norwegian capital, with gigs in all the main music venues and aft er-parties in clubs and bars. We love the all-ages shows that see even the littlest Norwegians rocking out. Among the performers you can catch this year is Norwegian singer Gunnhild Sundli (pictured). WWW.BYLARM.NO

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LONDON, UK

UNTIL 5 FEBCIRQUE DU SOLEILThe behemoth of an acrobatic troupe are back in the British capital with

another world-beating stage show, Totem, at the Royal Albert Hall. The

production is loosely themed around evolution and creation, replete with

all the eye-popping physical theatre and circus skills that we’ve come to

expect from Cirque.

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The ‘Island of Eternal Spring’ is just waiting for you all year round. Spend unforgettable holidays by enjoying yourself at Loro Parque, an astonishing diversity of fauna and flora which will leave you speechless and in Siam Park, the Water

Kingdom, the most spectacular water park in the world.

La isla de la eterna primavera le espera en cualquier época del año. Disfrute de unas vacaciones inolvidables divirtiéndose en Loro Parque, una maravillosa diversidad de fauna y flora que le dejará boquiabierto y en

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This is Norway

OsloBetween the Oslofjord and the forests of Marka lies the Norwegian capital. Explore the combination of city life and easy access to the great outdoors.

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Moss Airport Rygge is centrally located in southeastern Norway. With a new terminal building, infrastructure, parking area and runway, this airport is personally organized to offer a wide spectrum of national and international scheduled routes and charter traffic.All major rental-car companies represented!

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mouse is an easy-to-use

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It can run over just about any

surface, and is designed to

work with Windows 7.

€80 WWW.MICROSOFTSTORE.COM

1 / KINDLEThere’s something to be said

for one device doing one

thing well, and the Kindle

excels as an e-book reader.

This latest model is smaller,

lighter and faster than ever,

but still has room for up to

1,400 books and a battery life

of up to one month.

€99 WWW.AMAZON.COM

4 / NOKIA LUMIA 800Nokia has produced the fi rst

Windows Phone 7 to really

be a contender. It’s got nice

touches like grouping all

your Facebook, Twitter, SMS

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curved 3.7-inch screen (price

depends on contract).

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2 / ASUS ZENBOOKThis gorgeous laptop with

Windows 7 is Asus’s answer

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alternative it is too. Zenbook

can wake up in just two

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body makes it light as a

feather (11.6-inch pictured).

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3 / FUJI X100Despite sporting the kind

of retro looks that wouldn’t

look out of place in a 1970s

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nothing but new technology

inside. Taking 12MP stills and

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Enjoy internet-beating prices* at Dixons Travel stores in Aberdeen, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Gatwick, Glasgow, Heathrow (Terminals 1, 3, 4 and 5), Luton, Manchester, Newcastle. Stansted, Copenhagen, Dublin, Milan and Rome.

Travel companionsAirport specialists Dixons Travel showcase some great new gadgets for people

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11 Beats Studio headphones in Orange.

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66 Beats Tour headphones in white.

77 Beats Solo headhones in red.

Beats ProTM High Performance Professional Headphones from Monster Meticulously designed for audio and studio professionals, Beats Pro High Performance Professional Headphones from Monster give listeners sound the way professionals intended it to be heard. For engineers mixing a track or music enthusiasts who want to hear big beats that kick, Beats Pro delivers high-quality sound for every genre of music.

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WILL IT TRAVEL?NO

“Ski-wear looks a bit

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LUCILLE HOWE HELPS YOU GET DRESSED IN THE MORNINGThe Shortlists

NEW KIDS ON THE SLOPESIt may still be chilly outside, but luckily in 2012

you’ll fi nd plenty of new ski-wear and winter-wear

to hot up your wardrobe. We’ve picked out three

up-and-coming brands that are worth checking

out if you’re planning on staying snug.

Having enjoyed a cult following in its native

Norway, OnePiece (www.onepiece.com) has

since caught on around the world. Celebrities

including Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga, Elton John

and Jude Law have reportedly been zipping up

in these suits to stay warm and toasty at home,

and both Paris and Perez Hilton have even been

seen out clubbing in theirs. It’s the brainchild

of three 20-something guys, who woke up one

Sunday morning feeling hung-over and fragile,

and had the idea of sewing together a hooded

top and tracksuit bottoms. Thus creating one of

the cosiest, comfi est outfi ts you’ll ever wear (as

pictured here on some sexy Norwegians).

They’ve now sold to about 5% (and counting)

of Norway’s population. It’s an adventurous look

but has proved a winner. We love the loose-fi tting

purple Lusekofte (below). If only all hangovers

were so lucrative!

After graduating from university, Miranda

Harper had little clue what to do for a career, and

delayed the decision by heading to Switzerland

for a ski season. In her chalet, the Scot made

her fi rst crochet beanie hat and was soon

swapping afternoons on the slopes for a

crochet hook and metres of yarn. Having

sold the hats to a bunch of ski instructors,

Miranda returned to Scotland and perfected

her crochet skills. Her website Zaini (www.

zaini.com) features hats named after

places like the Isle of Skye, Loch Lomond

and the Shetlands.

Chamonix-based brand Perfect

Moment (www.perfectmoment.com)

has just started selling to the UK market,

and was set up by legendary skier and

fi lmmaker Thierry Donard. Because he

knows his baby slopes from his black

runs, he’s designed the collection

– from hoodies to ski pants – from

breathable, waterproof fabrics, for

maximum warmth and mobility. Bold

stripes and stars in purple, red and

cornfl ower blue will look cool whether

you’re in the snow park or the bar.

This Lusekoft e jumpsuit is quirky and cosy. Just add an alpine cabin and log fi re.WWW.ONEPIECE.COM

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New CID Cosmetics

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develop its range. This

lipstick features built-in

LED lights and a mirror

to help you apply the shade perfectly in the

darkest of corners.

EXPERT TIP: Keep lips tip-top by always using a

vitamin E enriched lipstick (like this one).

Reader test: “I love the lights. They’re a

fun feature and help you to apply it with

better precision.”

ALICE WAINWRIGHT, PA

SAMPAR 3 DAY WEEKEND€37, 30ml

This French skincare

brand is the brainchild

of Patrick Sounigo

who, after six years

of medical studies in

Paris, decided to move

into cosmetics. One

of Sampar’s most popular products, this gel

stimulates the skin’s natural melanin for a

hint of tan without sun or self-tanners, so no

skin damage or streaks.

EXPERT TIP: Dust on some bronzer afterwards.

Reader test: “Subtle but effective. I looked

healthier and more tanned.”

CARYS JONES, STATISTICIAN

SMASHBOX PHOTO FINISH LUMINIZING FOUNDATION PRIMER€28, 30ml

Adding a glow to

your skin while also

creating a canvas

for your foundation,

this primer adds just

the right amount of

luminosity. The velvety, oil-free formula helps

fill in fine lines and pores, and also contains

age-fighting antioxidants and vitamins.

EXPERT TIP: Use on your décolleté too, to

create a subtle highlighting effect.

Reader test: “My foundation stayed on for

longer and looked better.”

ISOBEL BAYLIS, DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

Must-have products

Readers test our picks of the month

MIRACLE COSMETICSWe start the year with a look at what’s new and miraculous in the world of cosmetics. Lab coats and specs at the ready!

Buy onboard!

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Places to visit with “new” in their name

NEUMÜNSTERGERMANY

A short trip out of Hamburg and en route to

Kiel and the unmissable beaches of northern

Germany, Neumünster is the home of nu-

metal band Panik and also a zoo that houses

everything from “mighty polar bear to tiny

mouse”. The town also hosts a popular stallion

market around October. Good to know.

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NEUVÉGLISEFRANCE

Well worth a visit, Neuvéglise is in the hilly

Auvergne region, surrounded by canyons,

streams and nature at its best. According to

the town’s rather funky-looking website, just

1,100 people live there.

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NOVÝ JICÍNCZECH REPUBLIC

Like hats, do you? You’re in for a treat. This

town (yes, “novy” means new in Czech) at the

edge of the Carpathian Mountains is renowned

for its millinery, and has a really nice town

square too. The perfect place to pick up a new

hat in the new year, then.

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NIEUWEGEINTHE NETHERLANDS

Not far from Eindhoven and close to Utrecht,

which borders it on the north, Nieuwegein is yet

another “new” destination. It really is quite new

actually, as rather than springing up higgledy-

piggledy from an ancient settlement, it’s a

planned city that was founded in 1971.

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NUEVO BAZTÁNSPAIN

Only 35km east of Madrid, Nuevo Baztán is

a sort of Spanish new town – albeit one that

was founded 300 years ago, in a bid to promote

industrial development. Pay a visit to the

Goyeneche Palace there, a rather flamboyant

building well worth checking out.

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NEW BRIGHTONENGLAND

Heading to Liverpool? Don’t confuse it with Blackpool, where

daytripping Brits go for sea, sand and rollercoasters. But close to Liverpool is

New Brighton, where you can also enjoy a lovely beachy day out. Don’t confuse New Brigthon with Brighton, which is

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NOBIS HOTELSTOCKHOLM, SWEDEN

This one-year-old hotel occupies

a former bank and is elegantly

fi tted out in typically muted

Scandi style. It has 201 rooms,

and more than 800m2 of luxurious

shared space, including a soaring

28m-high atrium lounge. Over

drinks in The Gold Bar, you’ll rub

shoulders with hip Stockholmers

as well as international guests.

DOUBLES FROM 1,810SEK (€196). 2–4

NORRMALMSTORG, TEL: +46 (0)8 614

1000, WWW.NOBISHOTEL.COM

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25HOURS HOTEL HAFENCITYHAMBURG, GERMANY

Styling itself as a “budget deluxe”

hotel, this cool crashpad on the

city’s waterfront has nautical

decor inspired by stories from

old sailors. If you’re in a band,

or fancy forming one while here,

hang out in the Gibson Music

Room, a practice room stocked

with guitars. Need wheels? It’s

free to rent a bike or even a Mini.

DOUBLES FROM €105. 5 ÜBERSEEALLEE,

TEL: +49 (0)40 257 7770, WWW.25HOURS-

HOTELS.COM/HAFENCITY

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THE ZETTER TOWNHOUSELONDON, UK

Clerkenwell has long been known

for its gastropubs and hip brunch

spots, and now the neighbourhood

is also home to this quirky and

colourful 13-room Georgian

townhouse hotel. The exclusive

bolt-hole has opened across from

swanky sibling the Zetter, and

boasts a plush cocktail lounge

with a crackling log fire.

DOUBLES FROM £185 (€215). 49–50 ST

JOHN’S SQUARE, TEL: +44 (0)20 7324 4567,

WWW.THEZETTERTOWNHOUSE.COM

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LE BLANC HOTEL AND SPATRENTO, ITALY

Blanc by name and blanc by

nature, this smart new hotel with

all-white interiors looks out over

the snow-covered peaks of the

Valle dell’Adige and the Monte

Bondone ski and snow-sports

area. This place is so white, it’s

literally dazzling. Make use of the

inhouse restaurant and spa when

you’re not on out the slopes.

DOUBLES FROM €142 (HALF-BOARD).

64 LOC. VASON, TEL: +39 0461 947457,

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LONEROVINJ, CROATIA

Contemporary architecture, art installations and 1970s-inspired

interiors come together at this top new address in Croatia (near to Pula and

to Trieste, Italy), which is a member of Design Hotels. Many rooms boast a hot

tub on the balcony, and there’s a vast spa. DOUBLES FROM 1,125HRK (€150). 31 LUJE ADAMOVICA,

TEL: +385 (0)52 632000, WWW.LONEHOTEL.COM

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CHAKRALONDON, ENGLAND

Acclaimed chef Andy Varma’s

glamorous restaurant in Notting Hill

pays homage to the legendary chefs

of Lucknow, Delhi and Punjab. The

pan-Indian dishes include tender

Lucknow kebabs with the correct

foie gras-like texture, and utterly

scrumptious Italian burrata cheese

with Bengali aubergines, cherry

tomatoes and Korean chilli flakes.

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A GLASS OF WINE,

ABOUT £35 (€41). 157 NOTTING HILL GATE, TEL:

+44 (0)20 7229 2115, WWW.CHAKRALONDON.COM


STANSTED) FROM OVER 100 DESTINATIONS,

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L’OPÉRA RETAURANTPARIS, FRANCE

Located in the world-famous

Palais Garnier opera house, this

restaurant’s bold contemporary

design features bright red furniture

set against a backdrop of pristine

white. Equally dramatic on the plate

are foie gras with strawberries, flank

steak with cauliflower, and the Opéra

chocolate and coffee patisserie with

toasted almond nibs and gold leaf.

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A GLASS OF WINE,

ABOUT €55. 8 RUE HALÉVY, TEL: +33 (0)1 4268

8680, WWW.OPERA-RESTAURANT.FR

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MARTHA’S GLASGOW, SCOTLAND

This healthy fast food diner has been

an instant hit thanks to its great-value

dishes with big fl avours. Sandwiches,

wraps, pastries, salads, soups, breakfast

pots, baked goodies and eclectic hot

dishes like Moroccan meatballs and

chipotle chicken are created with an in-

house nutritionist. The seasonal menu

uses award-winning local produce, and

caters for a wide range of diets too.

TWO DISHES WITH A GLASS OF JUICE, ABOUT £10

(€12). 142A ST VINCENT STREET, TEL: +44 (0)141

248 9771, WWW.MYMARTHAS.CO.UK

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New restaurants for the new year

The Foodies’ ColumnCooking courses +

pop-up eats

FLAVOURS OF FRANCEMAILLEZAIS, FRANCE

In a picturesque village

near the coast in

Western France, these

new three-day cooking

holidays will have you

preparing fi sh and meat,

stocks and soups, and

sharpening up your

knife skills. Enjoy wine

tastings and market

visits too. The next

course dates are 3 and

17 February.

WWW.FLAVOURSFRANCE.

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HÔP NAMÔLONDON, ENGLAND

East London’s hippest

Vietnamese restaurant,

Namô, opened this café

and deli in Shoreditch’s

trendy pop-up mall

BoxPark last December

(“hop” means “box”

in Vietnamese). Its

off erings include street

food, salads, rice paper

rolls and warming

noodle soups.

WWW.NAMO.CO.UK

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Feeling hungry? Turn to our food

menu on page 118.

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KOKCOMADRID, SPAIN

Mediterranean fusion dishes with Chinese and Japanese

influences can be found at this chic restaurant, which features striking

beaded columns and theatrical purple lighting. Try sushi, oriental hotpot, salmon

tartare and jellyfish salad, all washed down with a great selection of Spanish wines.

TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH A GLASS OF WINE, ABOUT €28.

33 CALLE DE MATEO INURRIA, TEL: +34 91 345 0945,

WWW.KOKCO.ES

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THE BRINK

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

It’s a bar Jim, but not as

we know it – the diff erence

being there’s no alcohol. This

bright and breezy new venue

is the brainchild of charity

Action on Addiction, and

serves imaginative, good-

value drinks ranging from

traditional English pop to

botanically brewed cordials.

15–21 PARR STREET, TEL:+44

(0)151 703 0582, WWW.

THEBRINKLIVERPOOL.COM

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INARA BAR AND LOUNGE

MARRAKESH, MOROCCO

This sumptuous lobby bar

in the Four Seasons hotel

attracts the Moroccan

gliterati with its menu of

Champagnes and varied

cocktails including several

interpretations of the mojito.

There’s also outdoor seating

and magical 16ha gardens to

wander around.

1 BOULEVARD DE LA MENARA,

TEL: +212 524 359 200,

WWW.FOURSEASONS.COM

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VERJUS BAR À VIN

PARIS, FRANCE

Hospitable American

couple Laura Adrian and

Braden Perkins of popular

supper club Hidden Kitchen

recently opened this stylish

wine bar, whose selection is

chosen in collaboration with

Juan Sanchez of La Dernier

Goutte wine boutique.

There's also whiskies, beers

and inventive bar snacks.

47 RUE MONTPENSIER, TEL: +33 (0)1

4297 5440, WWW.VERJUSPARIS.COM

FLY TO PARIS (BEAUVAIS AND

VATRY) FROM 34 DESTINATIONS,

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THE LIAR’S CLUB

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND

Created by rum industry

experts, this dimly lit tiki bar

and rum shop has kitsch

Polynesian décor and serves

over 100 diff erent rums.

Choose from cocktails and

shots, or a half/full bottle

with free mixers. They can

even keep any spare booze

safe until your next visit.

19A BACK BRIDGE STREET,

TEL: +44 (0)161 834 5111,

WWW.THELIARSCLUB.CO.UK

FLY TO MANCHESTER FROM 10

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The Shortlists

The Drinkers’ ColumnThe bar that moves

THE FOURTH WALLLONDON, ENGLAND

The Fourth Wall is a

bar with a roaming

concept, moving to

a new location each

weekend. Owned by

the people behind

the fabulously quirky

Bourne & Hollingsworth

in Fitzrovia, this

wandering bar will be an

exact replica – except

that it’ll play on artifice

and illusion and pack up

at the end of the night.

Like Alice’s looking

glass, you’ll walk into

a space such as a

warehouse or ballroom,

where a door will lead

you to a completely

different venue.

The Fourth Wall’s

wandering location

will only be revealed

through increasingly

cryptic messages,

emails, notes and codes

left around the city.

When you do manage to

fi nd it, your reward

will be delicious cocktails

served in vintage

teacups. Join in the fun

at www.whereisthefourth

wall.com

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Feeling thirsty? Sample our wines

on page 118.

SHAKER &

COMPANY

LONDON, ENGLAND

A sure hit for 2012, this New Orleans-style cocktail saloon near

Euston station has live music, comedy and a range of 19th and 20th century-

inspired cocktails. We love the crystal-decanter lanterns and retro school desks.

119 HAMPSTEAD ROAD, TEL: +44 (0)20 7060 6877,

WWW.SHAKERANDCOMPANY.COM

FLY TO LONDON (GATWICK, LUTON AND STANSTED)

FROM OVER 100 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING FARO,

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Algarve - PORTUGALTelf: +351 281 956 450 | Fax: +351 281 956 371

reservas: [email protected]

www.eurotel-altura.com

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“I WENT TO AMSTERDAM WHEN I WAS 17

and then backpacked through Europe. It’s

the best education you can have. You learn so

much about people and the different cultures.

I’ve always adored travelling.

“Nobody believes this, but I’m low-

maintenance in everyday life. I rent places

in different cities around the world, and

then I move all my stuff. I’m very good at it.

I’ve greatly reduced what I own. It’s quite a

good feeling to be able to put everything in a

suitcase and move it.

“When you work on movies, you spend a lot

of time on various locations. I made The Others

in Spain, Dogville in Sweden, Cold Mountain

in Romania, Moulin Rouge! and Australia in

Australia, and many of my pictures in England.

For Eyes Wide Shut I spent a whole year in

London. And I’ve loved living in all the places.

I mess up my hair a bit, walk quickly and I

become invisible. If I’m spotted in the street, I

find that most people respect my space.

“Celebrity is unreal. I can understand why

a lot of people either run away, don’t cope, or

go under. To get away from everything, I like

scuba diving, horse riding and mountain hiking

– something I like to do with my family. We can

walk for sometimes six, seven hours a day.

“I’d love to live in Tuscany in a farmhouse,

with lots of kids and grandkids running around

and a big kitchen. I could drive into Florence

for a little opera. I have contradicting desires,

because I also love a big city like New York. I

have an apartment there and I did a play there.

It’s a fantastic place, with great theatre. I love

being able to go out at midnight there, drink

margaritas, and dance a little salsa. I love

Morocco too. It’s incredibly exotic.

“When the good roles disappear, I’ll happily

stay in Tennessee [where she lives with

husband Keith Urban] and I’ll enjoy a more

quiet life. I’d love to write and cook and learn

Italian, and explore other creative paths.

Contrary to popular belief, I’m no workaholic.

That said, travelling is who I am. And you can’t

stop doing your favourite thing in life.”

THIS YEAR NICOLE KIDMAN STARS IN MOVIES THE DANISH

GIRL, STOKER AND THE PAPERBOY.

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HAMLET ASKED HIMSELF: “To be or not

to be.” I am now facing an equally great

philosophical question: “To bidet or not to

bidet?” As I stand in my hotel bathroom

in Paris, staring down into the porcelain

bowl, I realise it is a very English dilemma. A

bidet may be a fixture of many Continental

bathrooms, but to Brits like me it is one of

those strange foreign things that we do not

truly understand – like having cheese for

breakfast, Shakira, and winning at football.

Don’t get me wrong, although I’ve never

used one I’m totally aware of what a bidet is for

– though I’ve definitely travelled with people

who weren’t. The give-away signs are when

they say things like “the sink’s very low in my

bathroom” or “I’ve got a really useful bowl for

hand-washing clothes”.

If you are unaware of the point of this

particular item of bathroom furniture, I’m not

sure a family magazine like this is the right place

to fi ll you in. But I did fi nd a very useful web

page called “How to Use a Bidet”. It helpfully

talks you through each step of the process, with

particular attention paid to “avoiding burning

sensitive areas” (basically, go easy on the hot

tap), and why it may not be a good idea to turn

on the water jet too powerfully. I don’t think we

need to go into that. Do be careful while reading

it though: make sure you hold your laptop with

your non-cleaning hand.

I hope I’m not putting you off your

sandwich/nuts/other food item with all this

lavatorial talk. I know the British have been

accused of being toilet-obsessed, but I like

to think that we operate a middle ground

between the Americans who don’t like to

discuss the subject so much they use the

euphemism “restroom” and the Germans,

who are so fascinated by it they actually

have little inspection shelves in their toilet

bowls. Can any German readers explain the

thinking behind that intriguing little ledge?

Are you worried you might swallow something

important you will need to find again later?

Our different approaches to our bodily

functions are another example of the glorious

diversity that makes Europe one of the most

argumentative continents (or should that be

incontinents?). If we can’t decide if a bidet is

a necessary daily function or a strange waste

of bathroom space, how are we ever going

to decide on a common economic policy?

So, in the interests of unity, cooperation and

pan-European understanding, I will now for the

first time in my life use a bidet. You may wish to

avert your eyes. Ooh, that jet’s a bit powerful.

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and exquisite riads are just the start of your adventure. Photography by Tim White

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and exquisite riads are just the start of your adventure. Photography by Tim White

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GET THE VIBEALL ROADS LEAD TO THE SQUARE

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YOU CAN CALL IT JAMAA EL FNA. You can

call it La Place. And, as the English language

seeps surreptitiously into Marrakesh’s

charming French-Arabic mishmash, you can

now get away with calling it The Square.

No matter what you choose to call it, you’re

not going to miss it – no other city is so utterly

dominated by its main square. All roads seem

to lead here, whether you’re coming from the

implausibly tangled network of small lanes and

narrow alleyways of the old city (known as the

Medina), or the spacious European-style streets

of the new town. And if you’re not heading

towards Jamaa el Fna, nobody told the locals –

you’ll see a succession of people pointing in the

direction of the square regardless of whether or

not you asked for help.

The square is enormous, and is boosted by

several smaller squares that appear to have

attached themselves to its edges like raindrops

to a puddle. A parade of henna tattooists,

orange juicers, boot polishers and fez sellers

sprawls in every direction. For fi rst-time visitors

it can feel like you’ve accidentally wandered

onto the set of Arabian Nights. Huge crowds

of locals and tourists form circles around

storytellers, whose dramatic renditions of

biblical tales and Arabic folklore have remained

resolutely popular. Jamaa el Fna may be a

tourist must-see, but it’s a locals’ hangout too.

When you visit the nightly food market, you’ll

likely fi nd yourself wedged on a bench between

Moroccans of all ages and backgrounds. The

square is the city’s meeting place.

While a good chunk of your time will be

spent in and around Jamaa el Fna, most of

the restaurants, bars, shops and hotels in this

guide are to be found elsewhere in the city.

For Marrakesh’s best food and nightlife, you’ll

want to step out in the new town. It’s unfair

to expect any 20th-century construction to

possess a fraction of the charm of the Medina,

but the French colonial architecture and tree-

lined boulevards are attractive in a different

way. And on the other side of the square, the

old city is an enormous maze enticing you

to get lost. Ditch the map and go for a stroll.

That’s how the adventure begins.

hip to be square Jamaa el Fna draws

tourists and locals together

for food and theatre

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ON THE streetMINT TEA AND PHOTOGRAPHY

old school Plant yourself in the Jardin

Majorelle for a few hours

Admire the architecture at

Medersa Ben Youssef


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MARRAKESH ISN’T LIKE PARIS, Rome

or London. It’s not a place where you go

sightseeing and cross places off a checklist.

This is a place where the entire city is the main

attraction – the architecture, the markets, the

people, the mosques, the food. A small number

of historical sites and cultural centres do exist,

but you can get them out of the way on the

first day and then enjoy Marrakesh the way

it’s meant to be enjoyed – getting lost in the

passages and souks (markets) of the Medina,

dodging speeding motorcycles and ambling

donkeys, haggling over the price of colourful

carpets, and stopping for countless cups of

sugary mint tea.

Start at the strikingly handsome Musée de

Marrakech 1 (www.museedemarrakech.

ma), which used to be known as Dar M’Nebhi

Palace. The traditional teapots, embroidery

and weaponry on display are what you’d

expect to see here, but the tilework throughout

the building is sensational and much of the

space is dedicated to contemporary art.

Turn right outside the museum and walk

down the street to Medersa Ben Youssef 2 , a religious school from

the 16th century where 130 tiny student dorms surround a tranquil

courtyard with a shallow pool at its centre. Mosques are off-limits to

non-Muslims in Marrakesh, so for many tourists this is a rare chance

to learn about Islamic architecture in Morocco. A 60MAD (€5) combo

ticket covers both the museum and the school.

Two years ago, Frenchman Patrick Manac’h and local enthusiast

Hamid Mergani opened the Maison de la Photographie 3 (www.

maisondelaphotographie.ma) in a central location in the Medina. Manac’h

has been collecting photographs of Morocco for over 15 years and by the

time he’d amassed several thousand of them it became obvious that they

needed to go on public display. The gallery is housed in a beautiful old

riad (Moroccan house with a courtyard), boasting one of the highest roof

terraces in the Medina and postcard-perfect views.

These are exciting times for art aficionados in Marrakesh. The fourth

Marrakech Biennale takes place 29 February–4 March at venues across

the city, and you can see an exhibition of art inspired by the geography

of the Atlas mountains (running until end of May), alongside expertly

curated film, literature and music strands. You should also check out the

Voice Gallery 4 (www.voicegallery.net) whose exhibition by Serbian

visual artist Mihael Milunovic runs until 25 February.

Finally, don’t miss the colourful Jardin Majorelle 5 (www.

jardinmajorelle.com), an artistically landscaped garden in the north of the

city renowned for its birds, cacti and collection of rare plants.

Caravane of loveNick Wilde had a

successful career as a

musician and producer

in London until his

recording studio was

destroyed first by a

flood and then by a fire.

It seemed like a higher

power was urging

him to leave. “My wife

and I thought about

working remotely, and

we chose Marrakesh

because we’d been on

our honeymoon and

loved it,” he says. They

rented a riad in the

Medina and Nick got to

work building a studio.

“Word must have

got around that I was

a producer because

suddenly local

musicians started

turning up at our

front door,” he says.

Before long he was

jamming with people

from all over Morocco,

incorporating their

Berber sounds with

his dance and techno

influences. The result

was a new record label,

Marrakchi Records,

and the first release is

the album Caravane,

which is available to

purchase on iTunes.

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“Marrakesh is like Shakespeare. It’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

It’s a city of fantasy” PATRICK MANAC’H (RIGHT)

CO-OWNER WITH HAMID MERGANI OF MAISON DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE

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AT THE HOTELTHE RIAD DEAL

Sleep under the starsCamping in Morocco is

an almost year-round

option and several

desert camps compete

for your custom. To

many, this is the ultimate

Moroccan experience

and so it’s worth noting

that the camps are

by no means cheaper

than a hotel.

The best camp

in Morocco is a full

day’s journey from

Marrakesh, but it’s well

worth the eff ort. Erg

Chigaga 10 (www.

desertcampmorocco.

com) is in the middle

of nowhere, which is

exactly where an escape

from the modern world

should be. Here,

the stars seem to shine

more brightly and the

dunes undulate into

the distance. The tents

themselves rival suites

at fi ve-star hotels,

with king-size beds

and handmade Moroccan

furnishings. A night here

costs 2,514MAD (€225)

per person (minimum

stay two nights). But

this is the desert, so the

shower, incongruously,

consists of a bucket of

hot water.

home comforts Enjoy the chic cosiness

of Maison MK

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WITH ITS EXTRAORDINARY ATTENTION

to detail, Maison MK 6 (www.maisonmk.

com) is quite a feast for the eyes, which isn’t

surprising when you learn that its owners, Paul

and Aoibheann Hopkins, are both professional

photographers. In striking contrast to the dusty

lanes of the Medina it’s located in, this place

oozes chicness; a stay here can feel like you’re

living in a fashion shoot. With just fi ve rooms and

a suite, a fantastic bar on the roof terrace, and

manager Mary on hand to provide a personal

touch, it’s a great place for honeymooners. It’s

not the right place if you have a young family

though, as there is an over-12s only policy.

Doubles from 3,077MAD (€275).

When Jean-François and Delphine Claeys

opened Riad Tchaikana 7 (www.tchaikana.

com) over 10 years ago, there were only 35 riads

in the whole of Marrakesh. There are now more

than 700. It speaks volumes that Tchaikana

continues to fi ll its six gorgeous rooms and

suites with ease. The Claeys’ story is a familiar

one among European expatriates who’ve started

businesses in the city. They had successful

careers in their native Belgium but felt that they didn’t have enough time to

live their lives.

“We wanted to escape the system we were living in and experience

a diff erent pace,” says Jean-François, a genial host who welcomes

every guest like an old friend, off ering tips on the best local shops and

restaurants. Tchaikana was a labour of love for the couple; Delphine, with

a background in design, took charge of the interiors and created a space

that’s above all calm and peaceful. A retreat from the world outside. “You

only have to walk out our front door to experience the hectic life of the

Medina,” says Jean-François. Double rooms start from 1,007MAD (€90).

If you’re not a “less is more” person, spend the night at Bab Hotel 8

(www.babhotelmarrakech.com). It’s a Parisian breed of luxuriousness,

a no-holds-barred bourgeois-bohemian fantasy. We love the espresso

machines in every room, and the new-town location is perfect for

investigating the wave of hip bars that have opened recently in the area.

Doubles from 1,108MAD (€99).

The most famous and most expensive hotel in the city is La

Mamounia 9 (www.mamounia.com). It reopened a couple of years

ago after a €100 million refurbishment, and it has lost little of the charm

that led Winston Churchill to declare it “the most lovely spot in the whole

world”. Apart from being a hotel, it’s also one of the finest examples of

Moorish-meets-European architecture you could imagine, and home

to the most beautiful garden in the city. Double rooms here start at

6,000MAD (€536).

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“I love to wander off the beaten track in the Medina, look at the old

façades and imagine what it was like here a few decades ago”

JEAN-FRANÇOIS CLAEYS

OWNER, RIAD TCHAIKANA

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ON THE TABLETAGINE GENIES

let it stew Taste some Moroccan food

at its best at Le Foundouk

Chez Chegrouni serves

tasty vegetable tagine

Square mealEating dinner in Jamaa

el Fna can feel like

an endurance sport.

But, as any marathon

runner will tell you,

the feeling of crossing

the finish line makes it

all worthwhile. There

are dozens of stalls

at the nightly food

market and every one

will fight tooth and

nail for your custom.

Nearly all the food is

cheap, authentic and

fabulously tasty.

With so much

choice, the only

sensible option is a fi ve-

course meal. With each

course at a diff erent

stall, naturally. Get into

the swing of things with

a 5MAD (€0.50) bowl

of escargots, then head

to the soup kitchens on

the far side for some

khobz (bread) and

harira (a spicy lentil

and tomato soup).

Then venture deep

into the market for a

plate of sheep’s head

(what could possibly

go wrong?) followed by

a pigeon pastilla. Wrap

things up with a cup of

super-strong cinnamon

tea and slice of ginger

cake. Yum.

THERE’S MORE TO MOROCCAN cuisine

than tagines and couscous. That said, it really

does help if you’re into tagines and couscous.

Moroccan food is all about the subtle balancing

of sweet and savoury fl avours, with dates,

prunes, sultanas and honey contrasting with

seasonings and spices. Since it’s compulsory

to try at least one tagine while you’re here,

it’s worth going to the places that set the

benchmark, Al Fassia 11 (www.alfassia.com)

and Le Foundouk 12 (www.foundouk.com).

Al Fassia has long been rated the best

Moroccan restaurant in town, and one bite of the

gamey, eggy, cinnamon-laced pigeon pastilla (a

fl aky pie), or a forkful of the drop-from-the-bone

lamb tagine will prove this new-town eatery is

still on top of its game. Meanwhile, Le Foundouk

adventurously pairs the likes of rabbit pastilla

and calamari tagine with excellent wines from

the coastal town of Essaouira. The spectacularly

converted old house is spread over three levels

and is ideal for special occasions.

If you’re looking to spend less, Chez

Chegrouni 13 off ers simple, good-value

tagines and couscous in an unbeatable location – the top fl oor off ers

brilliant views of Jamaa el Fna. Nearby, Borj El Koutoubia 14 whips up

a sensational fi sh tagine; while Restaurant Naïma 15 is the cutest of

eateries and feels like you’re in a local family’s front room. The 99MAD

(€9) three-course set menu represents excellent value for money.

At Gastro MK 16 (www.maisonmk.com), the tiny restaurant at

Maison MK, chef Omar El Ouahssoussi serves a “deconstructed tagine”,

which takes the constituent parts of the stew and turns it into the kind

of steak dish you’d find in a Parisian bistro. The 615MAD (€55) tasting

menu begins with drinks and canapés on the roof terrace before moving

downstairs to the intimate, quiet restaurant – definitely one for couples.

Another elegant location is the courtyard of Le Jardin 17 , whose

young Moroccan owner Kamal Laftimi already has three successful

eateries under his belt. His latest venture takes full advantage of the

tranquility offered by a stately old riad. Aside from table football,

chessboards and a friendly rabbit called Momo, there’s a French/

Moroccan mix of croque-monsieurs, tagines, hamburgers and the city’s

best cupcakes. For non-Moroccan food, go to Kechmara 18 (www.

kechmara.com), a much-loved new town restaurant that boasts an

eclectic menu, and equally eclectic live music Wednesday to Saturday.

And when you’re craving a mid-shop caffeine boost go to Le Picasso

Du Cafe 19 and order a “nos-nos”, a local take on the macchiato. The

enthusiastic man making the coffee is a former footballer, hence the

photos of soccer players all over the walls.

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“I love the simple little restaurants in the souk where

old women cook for you. The food tastes amazing”

KAMAL LAFTIMI

RESTAURATEUR

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to THE barBELLY LAUGHS AND BELLY DANCING


Locals’ favouritesIf you want a break

from the sparkle, shine

and top-end cocktails

of Marrakesh’s à la

mode venues, there are

some more laid-back

options worth a look

too. At Bar Model 25 the owners are

blissfully unconcerned

about minor details

such as modernity.

This time-warp bar is

beautiful in a retro,

understated way,

and there’s a huge

outdoor terrace with

a barbecue in the

evenings. Bottles of

Flag Spéciale and

Casablanca are only

15MAD (€1) each.

For nightly live music

with a sub-Saharan

vibe, African Chic 26

(www.african-chic.com)

is very entertaining.

And for something

completely diff erent,

try Madame Porte 27 ,

a bar rarely frequented

by international

visitors where you’ll

fi nd an undiluted

local experience – a

man playing a synth,

a young singer, and

groups of Moroccans

grooving in their chairs.

“TO ME, MARRAKESH IS EXCITING,” says

Buddha Bar founder Claude Challe, sitting by

the large gate that separates his new venture

Djellabar 20 (www.djellabar.com) from the

outside world. “This is where I want to be.” If

you’ve been to a branch of Buddha Bar you’ll

know what to expect – playful pop-art (John

Lennon wearing a fez), chill-out music, a fusion

menu of Moroccan and Asian food, and dodgy

puns (a djellaba is a traditional robe). Challe’s

“Maroc ’n’ roll” style seems to work – only a

month after opening the bar is packed to the

rafters with Marrakesh’s notoriously fi ckle see-

and-be-seen crowd.

There’s only one place in town that can follow

drinks at Djellabar – the nearby Comptoir

Darna 21 (www.comptoirmarrakech.com),

with its nightly belly dancing shows. Ignore the

inconvenient truth that belly dancing has never

been a local tradition and just enjoy the show

for its sheer silliness. The scantily clad dancers

shake their stuff for tourists holding camera-

phones, while more fully clothed dancers waltz

around the room balancing a load of lit candles

precariously on their heads. For a quieter drink, you can sit in the shisha

pipe garden or in the quieter dining section – the menu is split between

North African and European cuisines. Drinks are unsurprisingly pricey,

but it’s worth it for the entertainment.

After the glitz and kitsch of Djellabar and Comptoir you’ll be craving

something a little more sophisticated and subtle. The Marrakesh

hip crowd’s latest obsession, the excellent L’Apero 22 , certainly fits

the bill with a relaxed, informal ambiance and great quality tapas

and drinks. The raspberry mojito is this it-bar’s cocktail du jour.

The smooth, mood-lit vibe at the bar is somewhat undermined by

the occasional football match being screened on TV, but it’s always

possible to retreat to the serenity of the palm-fringed terrace. The Sky

Bar 23 at hotel La Renaissance (www.renaissance-hotel-marrakech.

com) is the best new-town option for a drink with a view. Stylish,

with great service and great drinks, the bar’s panoramic views over

Marrakesh are unbeatable on a clear night.

Since you’re not allowed to sell alcohol within close proximity of a

mosque, nightlife options in the Medina are very limited. Our favourite

place by far is Kosybar 24 (www.kosybar.com), a brisk 10-minute

walk from Jamaa el Fna. Plush sofas, cosy fireplaces, candlelit tables,

a well-stocked wine bar and a roof terrace with a view of the Koutoubia

Mosque towering over the old city is a winning combination. Japanese

food, something of a rarity is this part of the world, is available if you’re

feeling peckish.

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Maroc ’n’ roll Dancing and dining at

Comptoir Darna

Get above it all at the

Sky Bar

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“The Medina has a very special energy. So many people there are creating things. There are so many talented

tradesmen and cra� smen”CLAUDE CHALLE

OWNER OF DJELLABAR

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hit the shopsTO HAGGLE OR NOT TO HAGGLE?

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MARRAKESH ON THE GROUND

Lights out Local goodies at Lalla

Mustapha Blaoui has your

interior decorating needs

taken care of

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Souk shoppingWhen it comes to the

markets of Marrakesh,

haggling is like a sport.

So you could say that

the most important

thing is not to win but

to take part.

Many visitors

approach haggling with

trepidation or even fear.

Others get a real thrill

out of it. The trick is to

fi nd a balance between

the two.

It goes without

saying that you should

never pay the fi rst

price you’re quoted – it

could even be more

than double the going

rate. But great deals

on quality goods are

possible here, and if

after a bit of a friendly

haggle you reach an

agreement that you

think represents a fair

deal, it’s OK to hand

over the money. There’s

no need to insist on a

price so low that even

you think it’s absolutely

ridiculous.

Just remember the

golden rule of souk

shopping – you’re

always free to walk

away. And one more

thing: good luck!

MARRAKESH IS ONE OF THE GREATEST

shopping destinations in the world. But two

magic five-letter words have long been absent

from the retail scene. These words are “fixed”

and “price”. Thankfully, it’s no longer the case

that the only way to shop here is to haggle in the

souk – although that can be fun too, of course

(see column, right).

The most exciting recent development in

Marrakesh shopping is the row of boutique

shops in the arcade beneath the Terrasse des

Épices restaurant. Lalla 28 (motto: “From

Marrakesh With Love”) is run by Laetitia

Trouillet, a French woman who previously ran a

fashion business in London’s Portobello Market.

After moving to Morocco she worked as the

city’s first personal shopper – Sarah Jessica

Parker was a customer – before switching her

focus to her own store. Trouillet works with local

craftspeople to create distinctive handbags,

accessories and a vintage clothing range.

Next door, Sissi 29 is the store of French

artist Silvie Pissard, and stocks handmade

purses, pillows, shoes, teddy bears, T-shirts, and

lampshades crafted from newspaper.

Just like every item in stock, Atelier Moro 30 is a complete one-off.

Its owner, the Colombian designer Viviana Gonzalez, who’s lived in North

Africa for eight years, is constantly on the lookout for beautiful new pieces

to sell in her shop. When we popped in, she had just returned from a trip

to the countryside where she had found handicrafts and impossibly cute

toys made by local schoolkids.

33 Rue Majorelle 31 (www.33ruemajorelle.com) bills itself as

Marrakesh’s first concept store. There’s certainly nothing else here like

it – a large space over two floors where every corner is dedicated to a

different independent designer, most of whom are Moroccan. Standout

buys include kitschy purses, contemporary Moorish furnishings and

subversive art and artefacts by local maverick Hassan Hajjaj. Prices are

high, but so too is the quality.

If there’s one shop in Marrakesh you shouldn’t miss, it’s Mustapha

Blaoui 32 , but first you have to find it – would it be so hard to put a sign

on the door, Mr Blaoui? To be fair, it looks like Mustapha has no need for

signage because over the years he’s earned a reputation for being the

go-to man for Moroccan furniture, carpets, paintings, lighting, pottery

and, well, just about anything. While the elaborate, intricate items on

sale couldn’t be further removed from Scandinavian minimalism, this

warehouse feels like a 19th-century Ikea. It’s easy to wander through room

after room and end up forgetting how to get back to where you started. Sit

for a cup of tea with the softly spoken owner and he’ll sort out packaging,

international shipping and – if you ask nicely – a hefty discount on the

going price.

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1 / VINTAGE COOKBOOKWant to cook those

Moroccan dishes when

you get back home?

The last 15 copies of this

gorgeously illustrated

1976 English-language

cookbook are available for

purchase at Atelier Moro.

250MAD (€22)

3 / LOCAL BEERAlthough most upmarket

bars tend to only stock

imported drinks, the locally

produced booze isn’t half

bad – and what’s more, the

bottles look great. A small

number of shops in the

new town sell alcohol.

11MAD (€1)


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2 / STOP T-SHIRTIt isn’t exactly clear why

staff at restaurant Le

Jardin wear the word

“stop” across their chests.

However, we like the design

and these colourful tees

can be found on sale in the

upstairs shop.

200MAD (€18)

in THE bagMUST-BUYSFROM MARRAKESH

MARRAKESH ON THE GROUND

4 / MOROCCAN PASTRIESIf you get hooked on the

sweet melt-in-the-mouth

pastries that come with

every cup of tea, head to

Madame Alami on Rue de

la Libertié to pick up a box

to take home.

140MAD (€13)

5 / HANDMADE PURSEThis cute purse is made

from recycled food

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ne minute I’m having a quiet

pint in a charming west

Kerry pub, sprawled beside

a flickering log-fire, my toes

rattling along to an old fellow

playing a polka on a squeezy box, thinking

“ah yes, this is the only way to pass the long,

dark winters”. The next thing I know, I’m

submerged in ice-cold seawater, somewhere

in the Atlantic Ocean, repeatedly banging my

head on a surfboard I can’t control.

Well, OK, maybe there were more than a

few minutes between the two events. And

perhaps more than a few pints too. Which is

presumably what “inspired” me to sign up

to a late morning’s surfing on the strand of

Castlegregory in the midst of an Irish winter.

Despite my semi-aquatic name, I am

not and have never been a surfing dude.

I always wanted to be, but my attempts

to stand up on a board, let alone ride the

rides, have been consistently futile. But the

incentive to stay out of the water increases

considerably once you find yourself surfing

the sub-zero waves that rumble down the

coast of the Dingle Peninsula. Aided by an

inconceivably patient teacher (see www.

jamieknox.com), and a hooded O’Neill

Pscyhofreak winter wetsuit that keeps

me miraculously warm, I am astounded

to discover that, after two hours of solid

surfing lessons, I can stand upright for

several seconds at once. Not to brag.

Any trace of a hangover has long since

been washed away when I make my way

over the Conor Pass to Dingle town for

celebratory refreshments. The journey,

though precarious in places, is one of the

Winter is just the right time to tour the beautifully rugged west coast of Ireland, says Turtle Bunbury, who samples its live music scene and legendary craic — and even wades into the bracing surf. Photography by James Fennell



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finest in Ireland, leading me past snow-

capped mountain peaks, plunging cliffs,

meandering rivers and oxbow lakes. This is a

landscape that needs to be enjoyed close up,

so if you’re here on the weekend of 18–19

February, give the Dingle Walking Festival

(www.dinglewalkingfestival.com) a whirl.

You’ll discover why National Geographic

Traveler described the Dingle Peninsula as

“the most beautiful place on Earth”.

The town of Dingle is perhaps one of the

most fun places you can go in Ireland. It

was not ever thus. Along the walls of Dick

Mack’s pub are a series of early 20th-century

photographs recalling a time when this

coastal enclave was little more than muddy

roads and thatched cabins. But that was then.

The town came to prominence when David

Lean’s Oscar-winning masterpiece Ryan’s

Daughter was filmed locally in 1968, and

also garnered considerable attention through

Fungie, a fun-loving Bottlenose Dolphin who

swam into the harbour in the early 1980s and

has been based here ever since. But it’s the

“craic” of the pub life, as the Irish call it, that

makes Dingle a cut above.

There are stacks of wonderful pubs

in this small town. J. Curran’s bar, which

doubles up as a general merchant and

drapery, is a straight-up classic. Among its

regulars are bachelor brothers Stevie and

Timmy Kelleher, who have hit upon a canny

solution to the drink-driving conundrum.

Even though their farm is less than 3km

from Curran’s, they know better than to

risk driving home after a few. And so they

now have two houses – the farmhouse,

where they spend most of their days, and a

townhouse in Dingle, where they “rest” on

drinking nights.

Down the road, Dick Mack’s pub still

has the cobbler’s shoeboxes rolling up the

walls, just as they did when owner Oliver

McDonnell’s father established himself as

the town’s foremost boot merchant. Oliver,

who was born and raised here, has since

converted the old family kitchen, sitting

and dining areas into alternative drinking

spots for his customers. By night, it seems

as though every rattan stool, bentwood

chair and scuff-resistant step is occupied

by someone of a different nationality.

Everywhere the banter is in full flow. When

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the music starts, all ankles stir. If these

people are not Irish, they sure want to be.

From Dingle, I head back east via

Annascaul, where one of the pubs is a

veritable shrine to its one-time publican, the

Antarctic explorer Tom Crean; Tralee, home

to the world-famous Rose of Tralee contest;

and Listowel, a major horse-racing centre

that hosts a popular horse fair every year.

I get my first proper glimpse of the broad,

majestic Shannon from a pier at the back of

Finucane’s pub in Ballylongford. This is the

longest river in Britain or Ireland, its earliest

waters rising from the sphagnum mosses

of faraway County Cavan. Finucane’s

once belonged to the entrepreneurial and

prosperous O’Rahilly family, one of whom

became the only rebel leader of the Easter

Rising of 1916 to die in action. They owned

a pub, two creameries, and an enormous

corn mill that ran along the riverbanks. At

one end of the bar counter is the yardstick

once used by the pub’s in-house tailors to

measure arm lengths. Customers would sit

at the bar and drink a pint or two, while their

tailor proposed different colours and cloths.

Onwards to Glin, famous for its charismatic

Knights of Glin – the 29th and last of whom

passed away in 2011 after a lifetime in which

he promoted the wonders of Georgian

architecture in Ireland, as well as Irish

furniture and art. His home at Glin Castle has

an epic history. Many centuries ago, a son of

the then Knight of Glin was captured during

an assault by an English fleet. A message

Trad sounds

Traditional music, or

“Trad” is a massive

part of life on the

Dingle Peninsula. If

you want to get in

on the act you can

attend the Scoil Cheoil

an Earraigh (www.

scoilcheoil.com),

a traditional music

school that takes place

in Ballyferriter from

15–19 February.

North of

the Shannon,

Sixmilebridge (www.

wmw.ie) in County

Clare is the place to

be on Friday nights,

when the Greyhound

Bar hosts a traditional

session from 10pm

onwards. It’s also

worth keeping an eye

on the line-up for Glór

Ennis, the main stage

in the county town of

Ennis, offering a hearty

array of music, theatre,

comedy and more

(www.glor.ie).

Hit The Traditional

Music Shop on Fisher

Street in Doolin to

buy recordings of

local musicians, sheet

music and traditional

instruments (www.

irishmusicdoolin.com).

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was sent to the Knight stating that if he did

not surrender, his son would be blasted from

the ship’s canons against the castle walls.

He boisterously replied: “Fire away, there’s

plenty more where he came from!”

Back a little west of Glin is the small town

of Tarbert, with its handsome but eerie gaol,

from where I take a short ferry across the

Shannon to Killimer in south Clare. Clare is

known as the Banner County on account of

all the flags and banners unfurled in support

of Daniel O’Connell, the emancipator of

Irish Catholics, when he was elected to

represent the county in Parliament in 1828.

As legendary Irish songwriter Christy

Moore puts it: “If it’s music you want, go

to Clare.” From top to bottom there’s no

shortage of marvellous musical venues in

the county. The town of Doolin, gateway

to the Burren and Aran Islands, hosts

the Micho Russell Memorial Weekend

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last weekend of February (24–27).

Innumerable kindred souls will gather

for recitals, workshops and sessions –

prearranged and spontaneous – in honour

of one of Ireland’s finest musicians.

Nearby, Kilfenora is rightly considered

one of the finest places you could be on St

Patrick’s Day (17 March), with a splendid

parade and a lively session, starring the

Kilfenora Ceili Band. It runs until the

small hours of the morning and attracts

musicians from all over the world.

Just be careful, because you might

think you’re supping safely on your drink,

listening to the band play with no place

else to go, only to awaken abruptly in a

bracingly cold ocean with a surfboard

attached to your ankle.

noble pursuits Glin Castle has a glorious

setting on the banks of the

River Shannon

Fast factsGETTING THERE

The best way to get

to Dingle is to fl y

to Kerry, served by

Frankfurt (Hahn) and

London (Luton and

Stansted), then pick up

a hire car at the airport

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Alternatively, you could

do this trip in reverse

starting in Doolin, in

which case it’s worth

fl ying to Shannon.

STAYING THERE

In Dingle, try the

inexpensive Hideout

Hostel, which caters for

independent travellers

and families with its

mix of dorms and

private rooms (www.

thehideouthostel.

com). In Doolin,

try the moderately

priced Ballinalacken

Castle Hotel (www.

ballinalackencastle.

com), a gorgeous manor

house with an award-

winning restaurant and

amazing views of the

Aran Islands.

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In resorts in the

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to open. And resorts

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can open their pistes all season (so long as it’s cold enough to make

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OOUOUUUKKKAAÏMMMEEEDDDEENN MMAAARRRRRAAKKEEESSHH,H, MMOORRRROOOCCCCOOAfrica’s largest ski area lies in the Atlas Mountains near Jebel Toubkal. This makes it a relatively easy

drive from Marrakesh airport, meaning there’s the option of snowboarding one day and enjoying the

legendary atmosphere of the Jamaa el Fna and the souks the next (see our On the Ground section on

page 43 for more ideas). Oukaïmeden was developed by the French in the 1940s and more recently

reported to have been purchased by a company in the Middle East which has plans to develop a resort

of international standing. The lifts – an ageing double chair lift and half a dozen surface lifts – remain

fairly basic, but at 3,273m this is the highest skiing in Africa and worth it just to boast to your friends!

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MMMOOOUUUNNTT OOLLLYYYMMPPUPUUUSSS LAARRRRNNAACCAA, CCCYYPRRUUUSSSS The average winter temperature in Cyprus is a

tad over 17˚C, but that didn’t stop residents of

the city hiking up to ski when snow fell on the

local hills in the 1930s, then later adding the most

southerly ski lifts in Europe in 1960. They even

named the pistes after Greek gods and mythical

fi gures like Aphrodite and Hermes. Snowfall is

diffi cult to predict, but usually lasts from January

to March and snow canons also cover the slopes.

Then it’s down to the beach at Larnaca so enjoy

some winter sun.

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CHAMROUSSE GRENOBLE, FRANCE If you’re looking for a larger ski area close to an historic city, you can’t do much better than Chamrousse, only 32km up the hill from Grenoble. While Grenoble was fi rst made a city by the Romans in 381AD, Chamrousse is more recent, being built for the 1968 Winter Olympics. The 90km of runs largely consist of family friendly terrain, but there are 14 steeper reds and blacks, including the famous Men’s Olympic Downhill course — at 4.5km, the longest here. WWW.CHAMROUSSE.COM

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MMMOOOUUUNNTT KKOOOOZZUUFFTHHHEEESSSSAALLOOONNNIKKII, GGRRRREEEECCEE Greece has more than 20 ski areas of its own but Macedonia’s Mount Kozuf, just over the border, is one of the easiest to reach from the country’s second city, Thessaloniki. In fact, it’s only an hour’s drive away, so before heading to the slopes you can take a tour of the city’s Unesco-listed ancient churches, soak up the incredible art scene and lively nightlife, and chill in the seafront cafés. The area was planned as a major regional ski centre and opened in 2007 with two fast chair lifts. The highest peak is at 2,201m and there’s 65km of piste to explore. WWW.SKIKOZUF.COM

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CCAAAMMMMMPPOO CCAAATTTIINNNOOROOOMMMMME, ITTAALLLLYYY The last thing most people think of on a visit to the magnifi cent Eternal City

is skiing, but just as the Romans have their beaches they also have their ski

centres – about an hour’s drive from the capital. Campo Catino, one of the

closest resorts to Rome, is 1,800m up on a treeless plateau. There are fi ve

ski lifts here, with a 320m vertical and 10km of runs to enjoy. And the height

of the ski slopes means they’re normally snow sure.

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MÉRIBEL LIVEMÉRIBEL, FRANCEThis laid-back festival takes place from 19 to 23 March and will be headlined by The Feeling. Culminating with a massive free gig by the piste, it’s the perfert ski-party spring break. WWW.MERIBEL.NET

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BRITS LAAX, SWITZERLANDA major event on the British skiing and snowboarding calendar, this festival, 18–25 March, combines one of the top skiing/snowboarding competitions around with performances from huge bands. WWW.THE-BRITS.COM

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ROCK THE PISTESPORTES DU SOLEIL, FRANCE/SWITZERLANDLaunched in 2010, this popular fest takes place 24–28 March. Skiers sign up to receive text alerts

of where free gigs will be held across the vast 650km ski area the day before, then they hop on their skis and race over to them. WWW.ROCKTHEPISTES.COM



BASSCAMPMORZINE, FRANCEThis is a brand new event scheduled for 2–6 April that promises to bring a bass-heavy line-up to the famous French resort. One for the party crowd. Check the website for updates. WWW.BASSCAMP-FESTIVAL.COM



SNOWBOMBINGMAYRHOFEN, AUSTRIAProbably the most established of the winter mountain festivals, Snowbombing completely takes over the Mayrhofen resort on 9–14 April. This year Snoop Dogg and Example headline and Fat Boy Slim will be throwing a street party. WWW.SNOWBOMBING.COM

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Music in the mountainsIt seems we can’t get enough of music festivals close to the slopes. Fly to one of these fests to rock out at the end of the ski season

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Did you ever have the nagging

sense that you weren’t living

the life you should be living?

In 2008, I did. And rather than

continue to ignore it, I posed

the following question to my husband, Evan:

“Want to move to Paris?” To my surprise,

he answered: “Hell yes. Let’s go.”

When we arrived in January of 2009, the

winter clouds extended the typical muted

greys and whites of Paris’s streets and

Haussmann buildings across the entire sky.

The whole city was a perfect, neutral palette

against which anything could happen. We

had our fresh start.

As we strolled, the objects that attracted

my eye were café chairs, coffee cups,

flowers, graffiti, doors, and chalkboards

– things meant to be touched, shared,

enjoyed, and worn down. On our long

PARIS

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the

best. Photographer Nichole Robertson

explains how, one greyJanuary day, she

had the idea of documenting the

vivid colour palette of her city

walks, one particular object would strike

me – a bright blue moped, for example –

and I’d obsess about that colour for the rest

of the day. Focusing on only one colour

allowed me to see things I might otherwise

have overlooked, like a door handle or an

interesting pattern in chipped paint. Each

colourful detail popped against the natural

textures of the beautiful, worn buildings

as if waiting to be noticed. Some were out

in the open. Others were well concealed

from casual passers-by. Those were the best

discoveries.

Paris taught me a lot of things; most

important among them is to take my time.

I hope that these photos inspire you to put

down your preoccupations as well, at least

for a little while, so that you can find as

much happiness in viewing them as I did

in discovering them.

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PARIS

PARIS IN COLOR

by Nichole Robertson is

soon to be published by

Chronicle Books, priced

£12.99 (€15). www.

chroniclebooks.com,

www.amazon.co.uk

PARIS in

COLOR

Nichole Robertson

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The secret is out. Growing

numbers of tourists are

discovering Lithuania’s

beautiful and beguiling

capital, from its museums

and growing culinary scene to its lively

nightlife. But while the magnificent churches,

cathedrals and castles dotted around one

of Europe’s largest old towns explain the

city’s history, they don’t tell you much

about modern life in a place that’s changed

dramatically over the past two decades. This

is, after all, a town where they tore down

the statues of Marx and Lenin and replaced

them with Frank Zappa. There’s nowhere

quite like Vilnius, but to understand it you

must indulge in three thoroughly Lithuanian

obsessions – drinking, basketball and radical

art. Which is exactly what I did.

State of Fluxus It seems improbable that the former Ministry

of Health, a huge building right at the heart

of downtown Vilnius, would be handed

over to artists and anarchists by the local

authorities. But not every city has a mayor

like Artu-ras Zuokas, who shot to worldwide

fame in summer 2011 after releasing a video

that showed him driving over a Mercedes in

a tank, shouting “this is what will happen

The city of basketball,

beer and bohemians

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Two decades aft er the end of Communist rule, the Lithuanian

capital is attracting more visitors than ever. Matthew Lee samples the

buzzing bars, basketball culture and art scene of today’s Vilnius.

Photography by Alexander Short



VILNIUS

Here you’ll find vintage, bric-a-brac, books,

jewellery, old postcards and posters, and

one-off creations by local designers.

Beer, beer and more beer (and some non-alcoholic options)Little known fact: for every Lithuanian

citizen there are seven Lithuanian

breweries. OK, that’s less than true, but

about 300 local beers are on sale at

Bambalyne. Beer Bar (7 Stikliu G, tel: +370

5240 5670), a preposterous tally for such

a small country. Dark beers and hearty

ales dominate the drinking at this moody

underground cellar, so expect distinctive,

assertive flavours and equally strong

reactions. Some brews here are as potent

as red wine. You’ll need to work your way

through a few bottles to even consider

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if you park your car illegally!”. The car, it

turned out, was purchased specifically for

the stunt, and the distressed owner of the

crushed vehicle was played by an actor.

Maybe his fondness that kind of prank

helps explain why Zuokas has opened a

building dedicated to Fluxus, the radical art

movement of the 1960s and 1970s led by

Lithuanian-born George Maciunas.

Fluxus artists used humour, performance

art and a strong sense of mischief to spread

their anarchic, anti-authoritarian ideas. A

distrust of conventionality, a DIY attitude to

production and a warped sense of fun mean

that, like the movement itself, the Ministry

of Fluxus (27 Gedimino Pr) is positively

anarchic. Every inch of wall space is covered

in art and graffiti; some brilliant, some not –

it doesn’t seem to matter. Living and working

among the abandoned shopping trolleys,

broken musical instruments and oddly

shaped furniture, a group of local artists uses

the building as both HQ and muse. Don’t be

scared to open doors and wander around

freely – the word “fluxus” is, after all, Latin

for “flow”.

For a gentler introduction to Lithuanian art,

visit the Contemporary Art Centre (2 Vokieciu,

tel: +370 5260 8960, www.cac.lt) in the heart

of the Old Town. It features a permanent

exhibition on the Fluxus movement – although

you’ve probably had enough of all that by now

– and stages a new cutting-edge exhibition

every couple of months.

To purchase arts and crafts made by

Vilnius’s up-and-coming talents, visit the

Sunday flea market (39 Vilniaus, 12–4pm)

in the courtyard of perennially hip bar

Vasaros Terasa (look out for the angel cows).

art attack Lithuania’s past comes

alive in the Old Town

Visit the Ministry of Fluxus

– it’s the law!

Beers at Bambalyne.

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stomaching Bambalyne.’s traditional

Lithuanian drinking food – smoked pig’s

nose. The snout is sliced and served up with

a dash of horseradish. Who’d have thought

cartilage could be so chewy?

You’ve got to admire the cheek of a bar

that calls itself Gringo (31/1 Vilniaus, tel:

+370 6549 0541) and then busts its gut

to appeal to a foreign clientele – Premier

League on the TV, a wide range of imported

beers, free wi-fi, menus in English. But

perhaps because of its backstreet location,

it’s not touristy. Instead, it’s the place to

meet long-term expatriates and Lithuanians

wanting to practise their English. Despite

its name, the fearsomely cool bar/club/

hangout Gorky (34 Pilies, tel: +370 6521

8035) seems to have less to do with the

golden age of Soviet literature than it does

with the golden age of Soviet boozing. The

liquor of choice here is Trejos Devynerios,

also known as 999, a long-standing herbal

concoction in the spirit of Jägermeister

that’s luminous enough to take to the dance

floor if you’ve accidentally left your glow

stick at home.

For more conventional (and non-

alcoholic) drink, head to Europe’s least

conventional neighbourhood, Užupis, which

has declared itself an independent republic

with its own currency, flag, constitution,

president and army of between 12 and

17 men, depending on who’s available

at the time. On the main drag you’ll find

Thierry Kepykla (19 Užupio, tel: +370 6766

0889), a Parisian bakery selling croissants,

baguettes, cakes and – most importantly –

authentically frothy French coffee. It’s run

by a Frenchman who moved to Lithuania

six years ago to work with street kids.

Kepykla fell in love with the country and is

now giving this bohemian neighbourhood

even greater claim to being considered the

Montmartre of the Baltics.

If you’ve been taking full advantage of

some of Europe’s cheapest and best beers,

then head to homely, hippyish Sulcius (15

Totoriu, tel: +370 6035 3102) for a tailor-

made recovery drink. At this impossibly cute

juice bar (motto: “for those that don’t drink

beer”), the resident squeezers will combine

fruit, vegetables, herbs and spices to conjure

up delicious and healthy liquids. The ginger

and cinnamon juice is very, very, very

gingery, but you’ll feel reborn afterwards.

Vegan snacks such as cookies and samosas

are on hand if you’re feeling peckish.

a muse meThe Three Muses statue

outside the city’s National

Drama Theatre

Don’t mess with Mayor

Zuokas

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cocktail bar, piano lounge and Scottish à la carte restaurant. Sip one of the creative cocktails in the stylish bar, enjoy a leisurely gastro-pub lunch in

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Hoop dreams and slam dunksLithuanians aren’t joking when they describe

basketball as the country’s second religion,

so for a surefire conversation starter in a

Vilnius bar, just mumble something about

rebounds and assists. Just be careful on

the sensitive topic of the national team’s

showing in last summer’s European

championships though. If basketball is a

religion, the humiliating defeat to minnows

Macedonia in the quarters was enough to

spark mass apostasy, especially since the

event was being hosted on home soil.

Now all the tears, jeers and

recriminations are in the past, Lithuanians

have returned to squabbling over domestic

rivalries – namely that between Vilnius

challengers Lietuvos Rytas and Kaunas

top dogs Žalgiris, who between them have

won every single championship since the

Lithuanian league began 20 years ago. If

Lietuvos are playing on your visit, get a

ticket for a game at the 11,500-capacity

Siemens Arena (14 Ozo G, tel: +370 5 247

7576, www.siemens-arena.com).

If it’s sold out, the next best thing is an

evening at Stars & Legends sports bar

(Šaru-nas Hotel, 4 Raitininku, tel: +370 6140

0099). Owned by Šaru-nas Marciulionis,

one of the all-time Lithuanian basketball

greats, the bar comes alive on game nights

– a frankly intimidating number of TVs

guarantee a great view wherever you’re

sitting. To really fit in, learn the lyrics to

Lithuania’s basketball anthem Trys Milijonai

(search for it on YouTube), order a plate

of fried bread and pig’s ears, and avoid all

mention of Macedonia.


Vilnius airport is located

just 7km from the city

centre, and buses 1 and

2 provide a quick service

into town, costing 2.5LTL

(€0.70). Trains also run

directly to the main railway

station for the same price.

Taxis are available, as are

hire cars from Hertz (www.

hertz.com), Ryanair’s

exclusive rental partner,

off ering special rates for

Ryanair passengers when

you book your fl ight.

on the ball Basketball is big business

Have a legendary time

at Sports & Legends

See Lietuvos Rytas in

action while you’re in town

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THE PLACE

Some 135 million people visited Berlin in 2010 and it’s no wonder given the city’s unique and vibrant energy. This is evident in everything from the eclectic architecture to the open, friendly attitude of its people.

Germany is also a financial powerhouse and one of the most stable economies in the world. An estimated 84% of the city’s population rent rather than own. And, compared with capitals like London and Paris where you can expect to pay in excess of €10,000 per m2, in Berlin that figure is less than €3,000 per m2. Low-cost property combined with high rental demand equals an investor’s dream.

THE PROFESSIONALS

Darrell Smith from Buy Berlin (www.buyberlin.co.uk) is an estate agent and property finder dealing with both residential and commercial sales and lettings.

“Although compared with other European capitals Berlin is considered cheap, that is not going to be the case for long,” he says. “Historically, Berliners were happy to rent long-term, and many still will be, but with increasing rental costs they are switching on to the fact that it can be cheaper to have a mortgage.”

THE PROCESS

“The first thing a buyer should do is familiarise themselves with the city’s different areas,” says Dr Esfandiar Khorrami, a Berlin-based lawyer with Bottermann Khorrami (www.bk-law.de).

“It all comes down to micro-locations – you turn a corner and suddenly you are in an area with a different price value and feel. While agents might try to sell a particular area for personal gain, a banker or lawyer may be more insightful, independent, and be able to provide a more personal view on location,” he says.

Once you have successfully negotiated a

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If you want to bag yourself a bargain in an up-and-coming city, Berlin is the place to look, says property guru Jonny Benarr

To buy in…

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price (handled by the agent) you then instruct a notary to act on your behalf, by signing a mandate and paying them the costs associated with the purchase, which will be about 12%. Note that the buyer pays the agent’s fees, because it is free for a homeowner to sell their property. The process can take anywhere from four weeks to four months, depending on the needs of the parties involved.

Although the final step of having your name registered with the land registry can take several months after completion, you are still the legal owner once the purchase payment has been made.

Presently, non-German residents can expect to acquire a mortgage for 50% of the property price, increasing to 80–90% for residents and those with good credit. For investment purchases, around 70% of the financing can be acquired through a mortgage, 70–80% if you want to buy a block of apartments.

“Take advantage of local knowledge and local expertise and do not try to do it all yourself. And don’t waste too many trips coming to Berlin for administrative purposes,” says Khorrami. Although I don’t think there is such a thing as a wasted trip to Berlin!P

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On the market

Entry level

WHAT? A fully renovated two-bedroom apartment, which includes a new bathroom and wood laminate flooring throughout. It’s located on the second floor and looks onto a pleasant courtyard. WHERE? On Ostseestrasse in Prenzlauer Berg, one of the trendiest areas in the city at the moment. Full of artists and students, it has a particularly bohemian vibe and a popular

bar scene. Half of the area’s population is aged between 25 and 45, and Prenzlauer Berg is regarded as a vibrant neighbourhoods for creatives. HOW MUCH? A steal at only €120,000.CAN I RENT IT OUT? The property is currently tenanted and generates a yield of 4.46% a year. Tenants tend to be young, single professionals, of which there are many.

Mid-level

WHAT? A four-bedroom duplex apartment located on the fourth floor of a block. This place is finished to a high standard, including wood flooring and a balcony offering a fantastic view of the city. The building has an elevator. WHERE? Friedrichshain, one of Berlin’s most fashionable areas and home to numerous design and media companies. It has fast and frequent transport links, tree-lined avenues and popular schools, along with a thriving nightlife scene.HOW MUCH? On the market for an unusually great-value price of €251,500.CAN I RENT IT OUT? Yes. It currently commands an annual rent of €11,453 that equates to a yield of approximately 4.55%.

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WILL IT MAKE ME RICH? Extrapolating from recent growth, you could expect this property to increase in value by 50% to 75% over the next 5 to 10 years. At present it is only €1,486 per m2.

WILL IT MAKE ME RICH? Quite possibly, and maybe quicker than you think. Split it into two two-bedroom apartments that are both worth about €170,000 and there you have €90,000 gross profit straight away.


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Berlin (Schönefeld) airport is just 20km from Berlin’s centre and has excellent bus and rail services daily, and a journey time of about 45 minutes. Alternatively, book a hire car from Hertz (www.hertz.com), Ryanair’s exclusive rental partner, offering special rates when you book your fl ight.

STAYING THERE

Our writer stayed at the Schlosshotel (www.schlosshotelberlin.com) which has a unique Grunewald forest location and boasts Karl Lagerfeld-designed interiors. The 53 rooms here are all unique and the Schlosshotel’s facilities include a large spa and wellness area, complete with Finnish sauna. The conservatory has been converted into a top restaurant, called Le Jardin.

WHAT? A superb colonial villa dating back to 1909 that has been lovingly restored using the finest of materials. The property boasts four large bedrooms, with the master having a large veranda from which to enjoy the beautiful gardens. Back inside, you have your very own sauna, a high-quality kitchen and bathrooms with marble sinks.WHERE? Located on Matterhornstrasse in Zehlendorf, the traditionally exclusive residential area of Berlin. From the Wannsee Lake to the Grunewald forest, this is the ultimate location for Berliners as you have the best of nature on your doorstep while the fantastic traffic links ensure you get to the best of the shopping on Kurfürstendamm in less than 20 minutes.HOW MUCH? Even in one of the most sought-after areas in the city you will only be required to part with €1,090,000 – an absolute bargain compared with its Continental counterparts.CAN I RENT IT OUT? There is not much of a rental market for high-end properties such as this one. If you buy this, live in it and enjoy it.

Executive level

WHAT? An awesome one-bedroom duplex loft apartment that is both big and beautiful, weighing in at 174m2, and offering huge picture windows that create a wonderfully bright living space. There’s a stylish kitchen and bathroom, hardwood floors, and unique Prussian vaulted ceilings that ensure the spirit of the last century lives on.WHERE? Directly across from the Landwehr Canal on Paul-Lincke-Höfe in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, a family friendly and peaceful part of the city. Small parks and boules pitches are evident alongside fine restaurants, idyllic beer gardens and a few trendy nightspots too.HOW MUCH? At €450,000 it may seem expensive, but it is still only €2,586 per m2. Vacant properties command a higher asking price than tenanted ones, because new rental terms can be established to maximise yield.CAN I RENT IT OUT? Similar properties will rent out at €2,000 a month.

If money’s no object


WILL IT MAKE ME RICH? Exclusive loft apartments like this will always be in demand. Capital appreciation in this neighbourhood is strong and a five-year view could reward you with 25% growth.

WILL IT MAKE ME RICH?

At less than €3,000 per m2 it has a long way to go to catch up with its European counterparts, but as more savvy Germans (and other investors) descend on the city for its charm, sophistication and stability, the property prices are expected to rise greatly over the next 10 years.


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BILLUNDSTAY: PROPELLEN

This hotel, although not the cheapest

in town, is great for families – thanks

to its playroom, games room and

small indoor swimming pool. Set right

between the Lalandia amusement park

and Legoland; you can often get special

combined deals with the latter. Doubles

from 1,298DKK (€175).

3 NORDMARKSVEJ, TEL: +45 7533 8133,

WWW.PROPELLEN.DK

VISIT: LEGOLAND

The name “Lego” comes from the Danish

phrase “Leg Godt” (“play well”), which is

just what kids of all ages do at the famous

amusement park themed around the

bricks (pictured). There’s a frosty and fun

new “Polar Zone” for 2012.

NORDMARKSVEJ, TEL: +45 7533 1333,

WWW.LEGOLAND.DK

EAT: BILLUND KRO

This cutesy little inn looks like a Lego

construction itself. The restaurant here is a

large wood-panelled dining room. Try local

favourites such as gravlaks with mustard

dressing, BBQ spare ribs or pepper steak.

6 BUEN, TEL: +45 7533 2633,

WWW.BILLUND-KRO.DK

TEE OFF: GYTTEGARD GOLFKLUB

One of Scandinavia’s most challenging

golf courses is set just outside of Billund.

It’s replete with championship high-green

course, driving range, three-par course and

putting and pitching greens.

43 BILLUNDVEJ, TEL: +45 7533 6382,

WWW.GYTTEGAARDGOLFKLUB.DK

FLY TO BILLUND FROM SIX DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING BARCELONA GIRONA

COPENHAGENSTAY: AXEL HOTEL GULDSMEDEN

It’s a block from the train station, but

it feels like another continent. This

luxurious spot (pictured) is one of the

capital’s hotel darlings: 129 primped

rooms decked out in a unique, Balinese-

inspired style, with four-poster beds,

bathtubs, balconies – and a fair-trade

restaurant and organic spa. Doubles

from 900DKK (€120).

11 HELGOLANDSGADE, TEL: +45 3331 3266,

WWW.HOTELGULDSMEDEN.DK

EAT: AT HOME

Take a night away from the restaurants

and book an evening with a Danish

family. This long-running initiative allows

visitors to have a home-cooked meal with

locals. From 400DKK (€54) per person.

WWW.DINEWITHTHEDANES.DK

DRINK: BANG & JENSEN

With high stucco ceilings, a mahogany

counter left over from its former

incarnation as a pharmacy and plenty of

swagger, this Vesterbro bar is never going

to go out of fashion. Local musicians,

artists and entrepreneurs come to enjoy

pints at all hours of the day. Tends to

pack out before concerts in nearby Vega.

130 ISTEDGADE, TEL: +45 3325 5318,

WWW.BANGOGJENSEN.DK

SEE: MALMO

You’ll fl y into charming Malmö, Sweden

– just 35 minutes from Copenhagen by

train – so try to see both cities if you

can. Start at Lilla Torg, an atmospheric

historic square and cultural hub.

WWW.MALMOTOWN.COM

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AARHUSSTAY: CABINN

Right by the city theatre, this small and

functional hotel has great value rooms

modelled after the Murphy bed concept:

pretty much everything folds up and

packs away. Breakfast costs just 50KK

(€7) extra. Doubles from 615DKK (€83).

14 KANNIKEGADE, TEL: +45 8675 7000,

WWW.CABINN.COM

EAT: GLOBEN FLAKKET

Locals fl ock for the brunches at this

large riverside café with outdoor seating.

For supper, try the baked trout with

ratatouille and grilled lemon.

18 ABOULEVARDEN, TEL: +45 8731 0333,

WWW.GLOBEN-FLAKKET.DK

GROOVE: MUSIKCAFEEN

One of the city’s prime venues for up-and-

coming Danish and international bands,

plus jazz, rock and the odd techno act.

53 MEJLGADE, TEL: +45 8676 0344,

WWW.MUSIKCAFEEN.DK

SEE: AROS

One of the largest art museums in

northern Europe now features a fantastic

– and fantastical – addition on the

roof. Suspended between city and sky,

and loosely inspired by Dante’s Divine

Comedy, is artist Olafur Eliasson’s

permanent installation Your Rainbow

Panorama (pictured). It’s a 150m circular

pathway that spans the colour spectrum

and gives panoramic views out to the

city. Words won’t work here: it simply

must be experienced.

2 AROS ALLE, TEL: +45 8730 6600,

WWW.AROS.DK

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was invented in Billund

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LAPPEENRANTASTAY: SCANDIC PATRIAThis newly renovated hotel is a good

base for making the most of the town

(pictured). Many rooms have a balcony.

Other perks include fl atscreen TVs and

free Wi-Fi.Doubles from €84.

21 KAUPPAKATU, TEL: +358 (0)5 677511,

WWW.SCANDICHOTELS.COM

EAT: CAFE MAJURSKAEnjoy a coff ee and a pie or cake at this

colourfully decorated café, set in a brick

fortress building that once functioned

as a temporary hospital and, later, an

umbrella factory. Sit inside among the

antiques or on the glass veranda.

1 KRISTIINANKATU, TEL: +358 (0)5 453 0554,

WWW.MAJURSKA.COM

REMEMBER: FORTRESSA walk around Lappenranta’s old

ramparts and fortress area can tell you

a lot about the town’s tormented past as a

16th-century trading post that was thrown

into the frontline of Russian-Swedish

confl icts in 1721. An earthen mound with

commanding views out to lake Saimaa, it

was completed by the Russians as part of

a defense plan for St Petersburg.

WWW.GOSAIMAA.COM

EXPLORE: PARIKKALAHead out of town for a romantic

wintertime horse-and-carriage ride along

the Russian border and across the quiet

Lake Argus, heavily wooded with oak and

maple trees. Absolutely glorious.

1194 KUUTOSTIE, TEL: +358 (0)5 657 7700,

WWW.KARJALANLOMAHOVI.COM

FLY TO LAPPEENRANTA FROM THREE

DESTINATIONS INCLUDING MILAN (BERGAMO)

MI KKELISTAY: SOKOS VAAKUNALargely aimed at the business market,

this chain hotel (pictured) off ers

comfortably sized rooms, some with

fetching murals of Finland’s lakes. If you

can spring for it, get the top-fl oor sauna

suite. Doubles from €90.

9 PORRASSALMENKATU, TEL: +358 15 20201,

WWW.SOKOSHOTELS.FI

EAT: FERNANDOThis bright Mexican joint serves Tex-Mex

classics, but also exotic dishes such as

ostrich braised in cognac or grilled

kangaroo with lime and red wine sauce.

17 MAAHERRANKATU, TEL: +358 15 210848,

WWW.RAVINTOLAFERNANDO.FI

DISCOVER: HEADQUARTERS MUSEUMThis site off ers compelling insight into

the strategically signifi cant Winter War, a

105-day campaign that thwarted the Soviet

invasion of Finland in 1939. The entire war

was eff ectively waged and won from a

single room in this one-time schoolhouse.

1-3 PAAMAJANKUJA, TEL: +358 15 194 2427,

WWW.MIKKELI.FI/MUSEOT

VISIT: MIKKELI ART MUSEUM Opposite the cathedral you’ll fi nd this

excellent collection of early-20th-

century Finnish Impressionism and

Expressionism. There’s also a grand

display of Gustavian and Rococo furniture

from Sweden and some 300 works from

local sculptor Johannes Haapasalo.

5 RISTIMAENKATU, TEL: +358 15 194 2424,

WWW.VISITMIKKELI.FI

FLY TO LAPPEENRANTA FROM THREE

DESTINATIONS INCLUDING DUSSELDORF

(WEEZE)

TAMPERESTAY: MANGOSet a 20-minute walk south of town, this

fantastic self-service hotel (rooms are

entered via a key code and there are no

reception staff ) has rooms done up with

some great examples of Rococo-style

furniture. They also rent out furnished

fl ats. Doubles from €49.

36 HATANPAAN PUISTOKUJA, TEL: +358 (0)1

0666 2111, WWW.MANGOHOTEL.FI

EAT: TILLIKKAOverlooking the Tammerkoski rapids

with a wrought-iron terrace, this classy

brasserie (pictured) has moulded

ceilings, street lamps and all-round

fi n-de-siècle fl air. Local dishes on off er

include Baltic herring fi llet, but they are

best known for their hash browns.

14 HAMEENKATU, TEL: +358 (0)1 3254 4700,

WWW.KIPPIS.FI

VISIT: FINLAYSON CENTREFinland’s largest manufacturing centre was

founded when Scotsman James Finlayson

opened a textile factory here, drawing

labour from rural areas. Today, Finlayson’s

brick factory is a complex of shops,

restaurants and bars (pictured).

WEST TAMPERE, WW.VISITTAMPERE.FI

DRINK: CAFE EUROPAThis boho spot with red velvet sofas and

antique memorabilia is a student favourite.

A great list of glögi (mulled wines) includes

Ruby Cinnamon, Hot Raspberry and the

absinthe-fl avoured Artist’s Dream.

29 ALEKSANTERINKATU,

WWW.RAVINTOLA.FI/EUROPA

FLY TO TAMPERE FROM SIX DESTINATIONS

INCLUDING BREMEN AND KAUNAS

FINLAND

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Experience the history of winter sports in a fun way! Educational

activities for children and adults alike

The Lahti Ski Museum is situated next to the three world famous

ski jumping hills in Southern Finland.

* Winter sports exhibitions * Ski jumping simulator etc.

* Museum Shop * Auditorium * Café and Restaurant * Free parking

LAHTI SKI MUSEUMSports Centre / Salpausselänkatu 8

15111 Lahti, FinlandTel. +358 (0)3 814 4523,

+358 (0)50 398 [email protected]

WWW.LAHDENMUSEOT.FI

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DINARDEAT: LA PASSERELLE DU CLAIR DE LUNEThe riches of the sea are featured on the

menu here, but this is not any old fi sh

place: think seared tuna with coriander

seeds, sea bass in ginger sauce, grilled

John Dory with oat risotto and morels…

all served up with an ocean view.

3 AVENUE GEORGE V,

TEL:+33 (0)2 9916 9637,

WWW.LA-PASSERELLE-RESTAURANT.COM

STAY: VILLA REINE HORTENSEHere’s a chance to stay in one of those

19th-century villas that Dinard is known

for (pictured). Built by a mysterious

Russian prince, it features Napoleon

III-style furniture and fi xtures and

charming salons for tea sipping. Doubles

from €150.

19 RUE DE LA MALOUINE, TEL: +33 (0)2 9946

5431, WWW.VILLA-REINE-HORTENSE.COM

SOAK: THALASSA DINARDPamper yourself with seawater

treatments at this thalassotherapy

spa perched on a rocky promontory

overlooking the ocean. Hydromassage,

seaweed wraps, body scrubs, and

refl exology are on off er, plus a variety of

pools fi lled with purifi ed seawater.

1 AVENUE DU CHATEAU HEBERT, TEL: +33

(0)2 9916 7810, WWW.ACCORTHALASSA.COM

WALK: PROMENADE DU CLAIR DE LUNEFor a civilised walk along the seashore,

there’s nothing like this paved path along

Dinard’s seawall, which is strewn with

benches for taking in the view.

FLY TO DINARD FROM EAST MIDLANDS

AND LONDON STANSTED

PARIS

STAY: HOTEL BANKE Banke is a sumptuous, boutique four-star

with a brilliant location right by Galeries

Lafayette. The warm-toned interiors

blend period features with contemporary

furnishings such as Philippe Starck

stools. The entrance hall (pictured) really

has the wow-factor. Doubles from €180.

20 RUE LA FAYETTE,

TEL: +33 (0)1 5533 2222,

WWW.DERBYHOTELS.COM/EN/HOTEL-BANKE

SEE: MUSEE D’ORSAY The scaff olding has fi nally come down,

and now everyone can admire the Musée

d’Orsay’s latest face lift. Converted

from a Belle Epoque train station into

a museum in 1986, it was high time

for a little TLC. The displays have been

overhauled, new gallery spaces have

opened up, and there’s a new café, too.

62 RUE DE LILLE, TEL: +33 (0)1 4049 4814,

WWW.MUSEE-ORSAY.FR

EAT: LE FELTEUBlink and you’ll miss this little place, but

that would be a shame because you’d

miss out on hearty servings of excellent

bistro fare, like rib steak, duck magret

and potatoes gratin dauphinois.

15 RUE PECQUAY,

TEL: +33 (0)1 4272 1451

DRINK: CAFE DE LA DANSEA café venue where you can have a beer

and listen to jazz, world and folk music,

and see modern dance and theatre.

5 PASSAGE LOUIS-PHILIPPE, TEL: +33 (0)1

4700 5759, WWW.CAFEDELADANSE.COM

FLY TO PARIS (BEAUVAIS) FROM 44

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING PORTO

MARSEILLEEAT: LA TABLE RONDEGourmet dining options abound in

Marseille, and of course seafood is a

speciality. But when you just want a

classic, well-made lunch that won’t break

the bank, crepes are the way to go – and

this is the place to come.

24 RUE SYLVABELLE, TEL: +33 (0)4 9104

6883, WWW.LATABLERONDE.FR

STAY: NEW HOTEL VIEUX-PORTThis light, airy-feeling hotel is opposite

the Old Port and close to the city’s

historic centre, within easy reach of

cultural attractions like the National

Theatre. It’s a great fi nd at a good price.

Doubles from €70.

3 BIS RUE REINE-ELISABETH, TEL: +33 (0)4

9199 2323, WWW.NEW-HOTEL.COM

SEE: MUSEE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN DE MARSEILLEMarseille’s contemporary art museum,

referred to as the Mac, opened in the

mid-1990s and is home to a large and

diverse collection of pieces from the

1960s onwards. Make a day of it.

69 AVENUE DE HAIFA, TEL: +33 (0)4 9125 0107,

WWW.LESARTISTESCONTEMPORAINS.COM/

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PUTT: DOLCE FREGATE GOLF CLUB The Dolce Fregate Provence hotel has

its own well-regarded Golf Academy

(pictured), and two courses with

stunning views of the Mediterranean.

LIEU-DIT FREGATE, ROUTE DE BANDOL, RD 559,

SAINT CYR SUR MER, TEL: +33.(0)4 9429 399,

WWW.DOLCE-FREGATE-HOTEL.COM

FLY TO MARSEILLE MP2 FROM EIGHT

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING EINDHOVEN

FRANCE

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BERLINDRINK: MEIN HAUS AM SEEOpen 24/7, Mein Haus am See is a

café, bar and club frequented by laptop

wielding brunch-lovers by day and

packed with Berlin hipsters by night. One

of Berlin Mitte’s most popular hangouts.

197-198 BRUNNENSTRASSE , TEL: +49 (0)30

2759 0873, WWW.MEIN-HAUS-AM-SEE.

BLOGSPOT.COM

RELAX: WINTER BADESCHIFFA quirky bathing spot in summer, this

cargo-container submerged into the

slow-moving River Spree is transformed

in winter into a sauna/pool retreat

popular with the young, trendy residents

of the district of Kreuzberg. An ideal

place to sweat away those winter blues.

4 EICHENSTRASSE,

WWW.ARENA-BERLIN.DE

ATTEND: 62ND BERLINALEAs the largest public fi lm festival in the

world, showcasing over 400 new releases

and attracting an impressive list of stars,

the Berlinale takes over the German

capital from 9-19 February. Who will win

the famous Golden Bear (pictured)?

VARIOUS LOCATIONS, TEL: +49 (0)30 259200,

WWW.BERLINALE.DE

SHOP: TREPTOWER FLEA MARKETA permanent indoor market featuring

three huge halls of bargain-hunting fun.

Perfect for going market shopping in

winter without freezing your fi ngers off .

4 EICHENSTRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)171 847 8148 ,

WWW.BERLIN-BASAR.DE

FLY TO BERLIN (SHONEFELD) FROM

SEVEN DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING LONDON

(STANSTED) AND MILAN (BERGAMO)

BREMENEAT: KAISER FRIEDRICHThis charismatic little pub, named after

Emperor Friedrich III, serves traditional

north German cuisine. A great spot

to sample some authentic Bremen

Labskaus or Knipp smoked sausage.

13 LANGE WIEREN , TEL: +40 (0)421 326429,

WWW.KAISERFRIEDRICH.DE

STAY: ATLANTIC HOTEL UNIVERSUM Nestled in the idyllic Bürgerpark, next to

the Universum Science Centre, is this four-

star hotel. It’s wonderfully quiet and yet

the centre of Bremen is only a 10-minute

train ride away. Doubles from €115.

4 WIENER STRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)421 24670,

WWW.ATLANTIC-HOTELS.DE

VISIT: SCHROTER’S CHOCOLATERIE UND PATISSERIETucked away in Bremen’s charming

Schnoorviertel, this place boats an

exquisite selection of hand-made

chocolates, pralines, truffl es,

marmalades and more (pictured). Try

to resist the temptation to gobble your

purchases up before leaving the store.

14 SCHNOOR, TEL: +40 (0)421 326677,

WWW.SCHROETERS-CHOCOLATERIE.DE

PARTY: NFF CREAM CLUBThis club specialises in the kind of

electro, house and techno beats that

attract a young, energetic crowd to

bounce around and exchange sweat-

soaked glances across the small, packed

dance fl oor until the late morning hours.

12-14 KATHARINENSTRASSE,

WWW.NFFCLUB.DE

FLY TO BREMEN FROM 14 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING MALAGA AND TAMPERE

MUNICHEAT: NOMIYAGerman/Japanese fusion may sound like

an unlikely concoction, but marry a beer

hall to a sushi bar and you end up with

Nomiya. Be sure to try the great yakitori

and ramen, best washed down with a big

mug of Bavarian wheat beer.

7 WORTHSTRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)89 448 4095,

WWW.NOMIYA.DE

STAY: HOTEL OPERAWith all the charm of a familiar family

retreat, the four-star Hotel Opera feels

like a home-away-from-home. It’s just

fi ve minutes from Marienplatz, too.


10 ST ANNA STRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)89 210

4940, WWW.HOTEL-OPERA.DE

VISIT: NEUE PINAKOTHEKHosting a permanent collection of over

400 19th-century masterpieces, including

Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunfl owers, some

of Paul Cézanne’s still-life work and

pieces from German romantic painter

Casper David Friedrich, Munich’s Neue

Pinakothek (pictured) is not to be missed.

29 BARER STRASSE, TEL: +49 (0)89 2380

5195, WWW.PINAKOTHEK.DE

SEE: BMW MUSEUMPetrol-heads and design fans won’t be

able to get enough of the BMW Museum.

With its diverse and engaging displays,

if someone has dragged you here, you

might fi nd yourself pleasantly surprised.

1 AM OLYMPIAPARK, TEL: +49(0)89 1250

16001, WWW.BMW-WELT.COM

FLY TO MEMMINGEN (MUNICH WEST)

FROM NINE DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING

PORTO AND VALENCIA

GERMANY

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OUR LADY’S SHRINE, CO. MAYO, IRELANDTel: +353 (0) 94 9388100 | Fax: +353 (0) 94 9388295www.knock-shrine.ie | Email: [email protected]

New Offi ce & Bookshop, now open at 101 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 2BQTel: 0161 819 2558 | Email: knockshrineoffi [email protected]

For a wide range of Religious Books & Souvenirs you can now shop online at: www.knock-shrine.ie/shop

KNOCK MUSEUM Captures the compelling story

of the Knock Apparition of 1879, an event that transformed

Knock into an International Shrine of prayer and pilgrimage

where people from all over the world make their way.

Opening Hours: 10.00am - 6.00pm daily

Tel: +353 (0) 94 9375034 | Email: [email protected]

PROGRAMME OF CEREMONIES AND DEVOTIONSApril 29th to October 14th 20126 Public Masses each day. Confessions from 11.00 onwards

Public Devotions: Weekdays 2.00pm, Sundays 2.30pm

National Public Novena (14-22 Aug incl.) 3.00pm & 8.30pm

Opening Hours: 10.00am – 6.00pm daily | Tel: +353 (0) 94 9375350 Email: [email protected] | www.cafelecheile.ie

Within Shrine Grounds Great Food all Day

Matt Molloy’s Bar overflows all year with visitors from all five continents.

What is surprising is that the bar manages to keep the sense of

intimacy which is vital for the music to flourish. Knowing that traditional

musicians prefer cosy nooks and crannies, Matt has purposely kept the

bar small so that they can congregate to enjoy a pint and a tune. If he

is not on tour, Matt joins in the session and if you have been dazzled

by his flute playing with The Chieftains, you can sit down here for

the price of a pint and hear the same music.

Bridge Street, Westport, Co. Mayo, Irelandwww.mattmolloy.com | [email protected]

MATT MOLLOY’S BARA Traditional Irish Atmosphere and the Best of Irish Traditional Music

The True Home of Traditional Irish Food since 1989

20 - 21 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

Open 7 days a week. Reservations Recommendedwww.boxtyhouse.ie Ph: 353 1 6772762

TRIPADVISOR TESTIMONIALS

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“Absolut empfehlenswert!!”12/09/2011


DUBLINSEE: IRELAND’S NATURAL HISTORY A Natural History museum forms part

of the National Museum of Ireland. It’s

proud to say its permanent exhibitions

have actually changed little in the last

100 years. The skeletons of native Irish

mammals, including huge deer, are

particularly magnifi cent.

MERRION STREET, TEL:+353 (0)1 677 7444,

WWW.MUSEUM.IE

STAY: THE MORGANLocated in the centre of lively Temple

Bar, this stylish boutique hotel fl awlessly

combines opulence and convenience.

Irish artist Robert Shaw’s paintings gives

the property a decidedly bohemian feel.


10 FLEET STREET +353 (0)1 643 7000,

WWW.THEMORGAN.COM

DRINK: MULLIGAN’SImmortalised by James Joyce in his

collection The Dubliners, Mulligan’s is

a bona fi de old-school Dublin boozer.

The crowd is an eclectic mix of chatty

students and more mature regulars.

8 POOLBEG STREET, TEL: + 353 (0)1 677

5582, WWW.MULLIGANS.IE

VISIT: THE OLD JAMESON DISTILLERY VISITOR CENTREOn the grounds of John Jameson’s original

distillery from 1780, now a visitor attraction

(pictured). Take the tour to learn all about

golden elixir – then taste plenty of it.

BOW STREET, SMITHFIELD VILLAGE, TEL: +353

(1) 807 2355,

WWW.TOURS.JAMESONWHISKEY.COM

FLY TO DUBLIN FROM 52 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING WROCLAW

KILKENNYVISIT: KILKENNY CASTLEThis imposing 13th-century castle sits in

the heart of Kilkenny’s medieval city. Once

a symbol of the Norman occupation of

Ireland, it is now a popular visitor attraction

complete with art galleries, parklands

and a beautiful rose garden.

THE PARADE, TEL: +353 (0)56 770 4100,

WWW.KILKENNYCASTLE.IE

STAY: RIVER COURT HOTELAn oasis of calm in the bustling city centre,

this classy Georgian-style hotel (pictured)

is just the place for those who want to relax

in the city. The views of Kilkenny castle

from the Riverside restaurant are a real

treat. Doubles from €80.

THE BRIDGE, JOHN STREET, TEL: +353 (0)56

772 3388, WWW.RIVERCOURTHOTEL.COM

EAT: CAMPAGNEGarrett Byrne’s eatery is a testament

to the renowned chef’s confi dence and

taste. The restaurant, housed in an old

railway arch, is a low-key aff air – unlike the

French-infl uenced cuisine on the menu. Try

the slow-cooked beef, with mushrooms,

caramelized shallots and smoked bacon.

THE ARCHES, 5 GASHOUSE LANE, TEL:+353

(0)56 777 2858, WWW.CAMPAGNE.IE

DRINK: MATT THE MILLERSConveniently situated on the banks of the

River Nore, this friendly, traditional bar is

one of Kilkenny’s most popular drinking

holes. Its old-fashioned exterior hides four

fl oors and no end of “craic”.

1 JOHN STREET, TEL: +353 (0)56 776 1696,

WWW.MATTTHEMILLERS.COM

FLY TO SHANNON FROM 6 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING LIVERPOOL

WESTPORT DRINK: MATT MOLLOY’S PUBFlautist Matt Molloy has seen the world

with the Chieftains but still he loves

nothing better than a pint and a tune in

his cosy pub. When he’s not off with the

band on tour, Matt often leads the bar’s

legendary live music sessions.

BRIDGE STREET, TEL: +353 (0)98 26655,

WWW.MATTMOLLOY.COM

STAY: WESTPORT PLAZA HOTELAdjoining its larger sister property the

Castlecourt, this smart, contemporary

hotel off ers comfort with class. Book a

room with a balcony, take a stroll through

the rooftop garden, or, if you prefer, just

relax in the jacuzzi. Doubles from €98.

CASTLEBAR STREET, TEL: +353 (0)98 51166,

WWW.WESTPORTPLAZAHOTEL.IE

EAT: AN PORT MORHearty Irish cooking is the order of the

day at proprietor-chef Frankie Mallon’s

celebrated restaurant in the heart of

Westport. Fish dominates the menu,

from the perfectly crisp beer-battered

mackerel to Clew Bay king scallops.

BRIDGE STREET, TEL: +353 (0)98 26730,

WWW.ANPORTMOR.COM

VISIT: IMAGES OF MAYOEamonn McCarthy’s bijou gallery

showcases highlights from a lifetime

spent photographing Mayo’s beauty

spots (pictured). As well as selling his

work, McCarthy off ers photography

workshops and tours of ‘the Yew County’.

CASTLEBAR STREET, TEL: +353 (0)98 50275,

WWW.IMAGESOFMAYO.COM

FLY TO KNOCK (IRELAND WEST) FROM 5

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING TENERIFE SOUTH

IRELAND

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Toscana Dun Laoghaire 5 Windsor Terrace, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.Tel : + 353 1 230 0890

www.toscanarestaurant.ieOpen 7 days, from 12 noon till late.

our passion is growing

We use home-grown, seasonal, organic produce from our Wicklow farm.

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VERONAEAT: SAN MATTEO CHURCHHoused in an historic converted church,

this restaurant serves up warming dishes

such as ricotta ravioli and mushroom

risotto, as well as Florentine steaks and

seafood. It’s also a pizzeria, cooking up

top-notch wood-fi red treats.

4 VICOLO DEL GUASTO, TEL: +39 045 800

4538, WWW.SMATTEO.IT

DRINK: ANTICA BOTTEGA DEL VINOOpen since 1890, this former haunt of

artists and writers today hosts one of

Italy’s best selections of wine. Sit down

for food and drink on the rustic wooden

benches, or enjoy some wine at the bar.

3 VICOLO SCUDO DI FRANCIA,

TEL: +39 045 800 4535,

WWW.ANTICABOTTEGADELVINO.NET

STAY: GRAND HOTEL VERONABuilt as the family home of an

Austrian aristocrat family called the

Reichenbachs, in the style of a 1920s

palazzo, now this hotel (pictured) can be

your base in Verona. Doubles from €145.

105 CORSO PORTA NUOVA, TEL: +39 045

595600, WWW.GRANDHOTEL.VR.IT

SMOOCH: VERONA IN LOVEYou can’t get away from romance in the

city of Romeo and Juliet – and even more

so on Valentine’s Day. From 12-14 February,

you can see Juliette’s house (pictured) free

of charge and enjoy concerts, markets,

exhibitions and other celebrations.

PIAZZA DEI SIGNORI AND PIAZZA BRA,

WWW.VERONAINLOVE.IT

FLY TO VERONA FROM NINE


BRUSSELS (CHARLEROI)

MILANEAT: DON JUANThick, juicy steaks cooked on the parrilla

(coal grill) are the speciality at this

top-notch Argentinian restaurant. Its four

informal rooms are decorated tastefully

with cowhides and drums – leaving you

to focus on getting through that rib-eye.

2 VIA ALTAGUARDIA, TEL: +39 02 5843 0805,

WWW.RISTORANTEDONJUAN.COM

DRINK: CONNIE DOUGLASFeaturing a pool and mocked-up view of

LA, this designer bar resembles a 1950s

villa in the Hollywood hills. Head here at

happy hour (6pm-9pm) for superb €6

cocktails and aperitivo snacks.

15 VIA BORDIGHERA, TEL: +39 02 4548 5932,

WWW.CONNIEDOUGLAS.COM

STAY: HOTEL SANPIBuilt around an attractive 19th-century

villa, this eclectic four-star hotel

(pictured) near Porta Venezia is a mix of

Regency and modern Milanese. Pick one

of the newer rooms for the stylish Alessi

bathrooms. Doubles from €125.

18 VIA LAZZARO PALAZZI, TEL: +39 02 2951

3341, WWW.HOTELSANPIMILANO.COM

SEE: POLDI PEZZOLI MUSEUM Winding staircases, shiny marble fl oors

and fi ne artworks make up the splendid

interiors of this 19th-century nobleman’s

house. The owner was a collector who

amassed a haul of paintings, Murano

glass, textiles and tapestries.

12 VIA MANZONI, TEL: +39 02 796334,

WWW.MUSEOPOLDIPEZZOLI.IT

FLY TO MILAN (BERGAMO) FROM 51

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BRUSSELS

(CHARLEROI) AND PORTO

VENICEEAT: LOCANDA RESTAURANT AVOGARIACreated by an architect and chef from

Bari, this informal, low-lit restaurant (with

rooms) sets just the right mood with its

exposed brick walls and wood-beamed

ceilings. The menu features plenty of

Puglian dishes, such as orecchiette.

1629 CALLE DELL’AVOGARIA, TEL: +39 041

296 0491, WWW.AVOGARIA.COM

DRINK: CANTINA DO SPADEDark and cosy, this classic Venetian

bacaro is tucked away near the Rialto

fi sh market in San Polo. It’s a welcoming

place to head on a cold winter’s night.

Order ombra (wine by the jug), Dolomiti

beer, spritz or prosecco and snack on

the delicious fried sardines.

19 CALLE DELLE DO SPADE, TEL: +39 041 521

0583, WWW.CANTINADOSPADE.IT

STAY: PALAZZO STERNThere’s a pretty, well-tended garden and

waterside terrace at this Dorsoduro villa

(pictured). The rooms feature beautiful

parquet fl oors, Oriental rugs and Murano

glass. Doubles from €170.

DORSODURO 2792, TEL: +39 041 277 0869,

WWW.PALAZZOSTERN.IT

SHOP: IL MISTERO BUFFOLook out for the giant white mask outside

this shop in the Dorsoduro. Inside, scores

of handmade carnival masks and other

glittery facial adornments line the walls.

S BASEGIO, DORSODURO 1645,

TEL: +39 041 523 8719

FLY TO VENICE (TREVISO) FROM 25

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING ALGHERO AND

PARIS (BEAUVAIS)

ITALY

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MALAGAEAT: CITRONCitron is on the corner of Plaza de la

Merced, where Picasso was born, and

the artist would surely have approved of

the bright colour scheme and modern

artwork. The presence of Asian and

Scandinavian dishes on the menu might

have confused him but there’s more to

Malaga than just tapas.

5 PLAZA DE LA MERCED, TEL:+34 952 212139,

WWW.GRUPOCITRON.COM

DRINK: BAR CALLE BRUSELASThe owners of Bar Calle Bruselas have

gone to great lengths to recreate the look

of a Belgian street. They even have the

street lights in place. The result – and

this won’t surprise Belgians, of course

– is one of Malaga’s coolest bars.

16 PLAZA DE LA MERCED,

TEL: +34 952 603948

STAY: PARADOR DE MALAGA GIBRALFAROGibralfaro is a classic-looking castle out

of a fairy tale. This hotel next door to

it (pictured) is built with same rugged

stone, but off ers a more luxurious

experience. Doubles from €102.

CASTILLO DE GIBRALFARO, TEL: +34 902

547979, WWW.PARADOR.ES

SEE: JARDIN DE LA CONCEPCIONSet in the mountains above Malaga, this

is a garden laid out in the English style,

but you won’t fi nd many of its subtropical

plants in England. Gorgeous.

3 CAMINO DEL JARDIN BOTANICO,

WWW.LACONCEPCION.MALAGA.EU

FLY TO MALAGA FROM 17 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING BREMEN AND VALENCIA

MADRIDEAT: CHOCOLATERIA SANS GINESHead to the Chocolateria San Gines

(pictured) at 8am and you’ll fi nd frazzled

hedonists alongside offi ce workers

making a stop-off on their commute. The

chocolate con churros (deep-fried batter

in chocolate) work equally well as a post-

party snack or high-calorie breakfast.

5 PASADIZO DE SAN GINES, TEL: +34 913

656546, WWW.CHOCOLATERIASANGINES.ES

STAY: ME BY MELIAOne of the coolest hotels in Madrid,

this was previously the Hotel Reina

Victoria, and the hip place for bullfi ghters

to hang out in the 1920s. These days

it’s frequented by models and actors.


14 PLAZA DE SANTA ANA, TEL: +34 902

144440, WWW.MEMADRID.COM

DRINK: MUSEO CHICOTE The Museo Chicote was opened by the

Ritz’s barman Perico Chicote in 1931 as

a place to show off his collection of rare

spirits (hence the bar’s misleading name

“museo”.) Cocktails are an art form here,

so make sure you come thirsty.

12 CALLE GRAN VIA, TEL: +34 915 326737,

WWW.MUSEO-CHICOTE.COM

SEE: GOYA’S “BLACK PAINTINGS” AT EL PRADOGoya’s intense, gruesome “Black Paintings”

were originally daubed directly on to the

walls of his dining room. See them here.

23 CALLE RUIZ DE ALARCON,

TEL: +34 913 302800,

WWW.MUSEODELPRADO.ES

FLY TO MADRID FROM 38 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING KRAKOW AND LANZAROTE

SEVILLEEAT: LA MADRAZAIn Seville if somewhere’s good and it’s

cheap it’ll be packed. This is why you

should see the queues of people waiting

at the bar at La Madraza as a very good

thing. Their great-value tapas are bigger

than most restaurants “raciones”.

21 CALLE PERIS MENCHETA,

TEL: +34 954 908188

DRINK: EL RINCONCILLO Seville’s oldest bar (opened in 1670) has a

collection of spirit bottles dating back 70

years. They’re a tribute to the incredible

restraint of the owners, the latest in seven

generations of the same family. How many

times must they have got a bit tipsy and

thought of opening one?

40 CALLE GERONA, TEL: +34 954 223183,

WWW.ELRINCONCILLO.ES

STAY: HOTEL ALFONSO XIIIThe Hotel Alfonso XIII (pictured)

is famously opulent, especially the

wonderful central courtyard. It’s been

shut for several months for renovations

but, hurrah, it will reopen at the end of

March. Doubles from €375.

2 SAN FERNANDO, TEL: +34 954 917000,

WWW.HOTEL-ALFONSOXIII-SEVILLA.COM/

SEE: REAL ALCAZARIn the violent Middle Ages you had to

work to get a name like “Pedro the Cruel”.

Still, as the builder of the wonderful

Alcázar palace, you’d have thought Pedro

deserves a better moniker.

PATIO DE BANDERAS, TEL: +34 954 502324,

WWW.PATRONATO-ALCAZARSEVILLA.ES

FLY TO SEVILLE FROM 24 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING BORDEAUX AND PALMA

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LONDONEAT: SENKAI

Want to combine healthy living and fi ne

dining? Feast on sustainably sourced sushi,

organic vegetable tempura and more at

this restaurant (pictured) tucked away near

Piccadilly Circus.

CORNER OF AIR STREET, 65 REGENT STREET

LONDON W1B, TEL: +44 (0)20 7494 7600,

WWW.SENKAIRESTAURANT.COM

SEE: NOISES OFF

This farcical play by Michael Frayn is

all about a theatre company staging a

(diff erent) farcical play. A befuddling – and

totally hilarious –piece of meta-art.

THE OLD VIC, THE CUT, LONDON SE1,

TEL: +44 (0)844 871 7628,

WWW.OLDVICTHEATRE.COM

DRINK: BUBBLEOLOGY

If you’re a fan of the distinctive “bubble

tea” from Taiwain – chilled fruit- or

milk-based tea with tapioca balls – help

is at hand. Bubbleology, already a hit in

Soho, has now also set up shop in Harvey

Nichols department store. It really is

curiously addictive.

WWW.BUBBLEOLOGY.CO.UK

ENJOY: LONDON EYE

Annual maintenance sees the London

Eye, the capital’s iconic ferris wheel-like

attraction on the Thames, close from 7-20

January. So we reckon 10am on 21 January

could actually be one of the best times to

take a ride, with (hopefully) fewer crowds.

NEAR COUNTY HALL, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE

ROAD, LONDON SE1, TEL: +44 (0)871 781 3000,

WWW.LONDONEYE.COM


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MOSLEY STREET, TEL: +44 (0)161 235 8888,

WWW.MANCHESTERGALLERIES.ORG

EAT: OCEAN TREASURE 235

This contemporary Cantonese restaurant

packs in plenty of diners. The owners

claim to have poached the best chefs

from Chinatown. We believe it.

GREAT NORTHERN WAREHOUSE, 2 WATSON

STREET, TEL: +44 (0)161 839 7613,

WWW.OCEANTREASURE235.CO.UK

DRINK: CINNABAR

The fashionable Cinnabar (pictured) was

designed by the creator of the Buddha

Bar, Paris. Don’t be surprised if you spot

a famous footballer or two here.

LORD NORTH STREET, SPORT CITY,

TEL: +44(0)161 202 0055,

WWW.VERMILIONCINNABAR.COM

FLY TO MANCHESTER FROM 10

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING MADRID

EDINBURGHSTAY: OLD WAVERLEY HOTEL

There’s been a hotel in this same spot

on Princes Street for 150 years, and for a

three-star, the Old Waverley has a positively

sumptuous, old-world feel – without the

crazy prices to match. You’ll likely fi nd your

room has pretty drapes and chandeliers.

Doubles from £80 (€94).

43 PRINCES STREET, TEL: +44 (0)131 556

4648, WWW.THEEDINBURGHCOLLECTION.

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EAT: OLOROSO

Enjoy uncommonly good views across

the Edinburgh skyline and traditional

Scottish dishes at Oloroso (pictured). Try

smoked salmon with Oloroso sherry for

example, or a classic haggis.

33 CASTLE STREET, TEL: +44 (0)131 226 7614,

WWW.OLOROSO.CO.UK

DRINK: AMICUS APPLE

If you’re in the mood for a perky cocktail

lounge, as opposed to an old boozer, drop

into this the new town bar for the likes of

a drink named after a Gwen Stefani song,

the kiwi vodka-based Hollaback Girl.

17 FREDERICK STREET, +44 (0)131 226 6055,

WWW.AMICUSAPPLE.COM

SEE: PENGUIN CAM

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RYANAIR INFLIGHT PROMOTION

O’Callaghan Hotel GroupDUBLIN, IRELAND

Nestled in a quiet corner of Merrion Square on the doorstep of Trinity College, the O’Callaghan Alexander (pictured above), Mont Clare and Davenport Hotels are just a short stroll from Temple Bar, Grafton Street, the Aviva Stadium and Dublin’s many theatres, making them the perfect city base. Plus the recently refurbished Stephen’s Green Hotel (pictured right) is situated on the south-west corner of St Stephen’s Green park and favoured by many of our corporate and leisure guests alike.

Each O’Callaghan Hotel is individually styled, from the classic to the contemporary, allowing guests to relax in total comfort and

elegance whichever location they choose.Individual style, excellent locations and

professional, friendly service are the hallmarks of the O’Callaghan Group and all the staff work hard to ensure your stay is one of complete satisfaction. As a privately owned Irish group, O’Callaghan Hotels know the value of a warm welcome.

O’Callaghan Hotels are offering 10% off their room rates for all Ryanair customers for stays until March 31, 2012. Just enter the promotion code RYANAIR on their website.WWW.OCALLAGHANHOTELS.COM

FLY TO DUBLIN FROM 52 DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING

KAUNAS, MEMMINGEN (MUNICH WEST) AND WROCLAW.

WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Heaven in a hotel room

Treat yourself to a little winter luxury, care of the sumptuous accommodation and

chic design of these dazzling hotels

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McWilliam Park HotelMAYO, IRELAND

The McWilliam Park Hotel is a superb four-star hotel located just 20 minutes from Ireland West Airport in Knock.

This stunning establishment boasts excellent accommodation, dining in J.G.’s Restaurant and great leisure facilities including an 18m pool and jacuzzi.

Explore the sights of Mayo such as Cong, Leenane and Connemara – all within easy access of the hotel.Enter the promo code ‘Ryan1’ on the website to book two nights B&B for just €50pps, subject to availability.CLAREMORRIS, CO. MAYO, TEL: +353 94 9378000,

WWW.MCWILLIAMPARK.IE

FLY TO KNOCK (IRELAND WEST) FROM 5

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING TENERIFE SOUTH.

WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Hotel LleóBARCELONA, SPAIN

Located within walking distance of Barcelona’s La Rambla and Plaça Catalunya, the Hotel Lleó is ideal for business travel and tourism alike. Modern, functional, and boasting three stars, the hotel is both spacious and comfortable, and offers a range of facilities to make your stay as lovely as could be. The first-class amenities include a

swimming pool and business centre as well as wireless internet and a buffet breakfast. Take advantage of the Ryanair promotion when you reserve your room on the website to receive a complimentary bottle of wine on arrival.22-24 PELAI, ES-8001 BARCELONA,

TEL: +34 933 18 13 12, WWW.HOTEL-LLEO.COM

FLY TO BARCELONA (EL PRAT, GIRONA

AND REUS) FROM 41 DESTINATIONS.

WWW.RYANAIR.COM

GombitHotelBERGAMO, ITALY

For those who want to be truly inspired by their accommodation, GombitHotel is the fi rst design hotel within the ancient walls that surround Bergamo Alta, the medieval Upper Town of Bergamo. Next to the Torre del Gombito, a 13th-century stone tower, the boutique design hotel feels part-art gallery, part atelier with beautiful

furnishings and exposed original brick walls. Unique and remarkable, GombitHotel offers an unforgettable stay – a place for dreamers, created by dreamers.6 VIA MARIO LUPO,

24129 BERGAMO,

TEL: +39 035247009,

WWW.GOMBITHOTEL.IT

FLY TO MILAN BERGAMO FROM 51

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BRUSSELS

(CHARLEROI) AND PORTO. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Fortyseven HotelROME, ITALY

Located in the very heart of Ancient Rome, within walking distance of every point of interest in the city, Fortyseven Hotel is the ideal location for your vacation or business trip. The Circus Restaurant at the Roof Garden will ravish your senses with its magnificent view and contemporary Mediterranean cuisine. Plus, exclusive to Ryanair

passengers, present your boarding pass to receive a welcome drink upon arrival, an upgrade (subject to availability) as well as complimentary wi-fi.47 VIA LUIGI PETROSELLI, 00186 ROME,

TEL: +39 06 6787816,

WWW.FORTYSEVENHOTEL.COM

[email protected]

FLY TO ROME CIAMPINO FROM 42

DESTINATIONS, INCLUDING BILLUND AND

VILNIUS. WWW.RYANAIR.COM


Hotel Areca Alicante AirportELCHE, SPAIN

The four-star Hotel Areca is a convenient 2km from Alicante airport, set in the small town of Torrellano, in Elche. The Areca’s generous range of amenities includes a wonderful spa with a truly serene pool for the ultimate in relaxation getaways. There’s also a cafeteria, a beautiful terrace

and a fabulous restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine – some of the best in the area – where you’ll enjoy a pleasant view of the garden. Exclusive to Ryanair passengers, get 15% off the price of your room when you present this page, plus a free transfer to the airport.2 LIMON, 03320, TORRELLANO (ELCHE),

TEL: +34 965 685 477, WWW.HOTELARECA.ES

FLY TO ALICANTE FROM 27 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING MADRID. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

RYANAIR INFLIGHT PROMOTION

Hotel AdrianoSEVILLE, SPAIN

Boasting one of the best locations in the city – just 250m from the Giralda Cathedral (above) and Santa Cruz area – Hotel Adriano offers exceptionally comfortable rooms with a warm, friendly atmosphere. The perfect place for business and leisure, this boutique hotel has a cafeteria, terrace, gym, Jacuzzi, solarium and ample parking. The

rooms are spacious, with ensuite bathrooms, air conditioning, international TV and free wi-fi. Mention this promotion when reserving your room to receive 10% off the standard rate via the website or by telephone. 12 ADRIANO STREET, 41001 SEVILLE,

TEL: +34 954 293800, WWW.ADRIANOHOTEL.COM

FLY TO SEVILLE FROM 24 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING ALICANTE, DÜSSELDORF (WEEZE)

AND MARRAKESH. WWW.RYANAIR.COM

Porto Palácio HotelPORTO, PORTUGAL

The unique, fi ve-star Porto Palácio Hotel is nothing short of spectacular, and offers a truly unforgettable stay in Porto.

A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, this chic and sumptuous establishment has a warm atmosphere that makes you feel instantly at home amid the exquisite surroundings. From the sun-drenched roof-top deck (above) to the elegantly decorated rooms (such as the Executive Suite below), Porto Palácio Hotel caters to your every need with unremitting luxury.

Located in the heart of the city – just a fi ve-minute walk from the iconic Casa da Música and the nearest tube station – Porto Palácio Hotel is the ideal starting point to explore this picturesque and historic city.

Exclusive to Ryanair passengers,

take advantage of the City Break package, offering one night in a superb Executive Room, with an upgrade for just €79 for up to two adults and one child, or €99 for up to two adults and two children, in a 50m2 Family Suite with two complete bathrooms (valid for stays until April 15, 2012, subject to availability).

This special price also includes free tickets for one guided tour in a world-famous Porto wine cellar, and late check-out upon availability.Don’t miss this opportunity to visit one of the most vibrant and fascinating cities in Europe, staying at its most distinguished hotel.Simply use the account code RYANAIR and the promotional code *NRYN$ when reserving your room via the website.1269 AV. BOAVISTA, 4100-130 PORTO,

TEL: +351 226086600,

WWW.HOTELPORTOPALACIO.COM

FLY TO PORTO FROM 23 DESTINATIONS,

INCLUDING BARCELONA (EL PRAT), MADRID

AND ROME (CIAMPINO). WWW.RYANAIR.COM


RYANAIR’S CUSTOMER SERVICE STATISTICSRyanair is committed to publishing its customer

service statistics each month, which showed again

in November that Ryanair is No. 1 for customer

service and the most punctual airline in Europe,

beating easyJet every week since 2003.

CUSTOMER SERVICE STATISTICS NOVEMBER 2011 (31,000 FLIGHTS)On-time fl ights 92%

Complaints per 1,000 pax 0.95

Baggage complaints per 1,000 pax 0.38

Complaints answered

within seven days 99%

MORE CUSTOMER SERVICE ENHANCEMENTSONLINE CHECK IN AND PRIORITY BOARDINGAll passengers now check-in online using Ryanair’s

Check’N’Go service up to 15 days prior to fl ight

departure, making it easier than ever before to avoid

airport check-in queues. The Online Check-in system

is now available in 10 languages, so it’s never been

easier to avoid airport queues and check in from the

comfort of your own home.

Check out www.ryanair.com for more details on

priority boarding to avoid even more queues next

time you fl y.

WHY DOES RYANAIR BLOCK OFF SEATS ONBOARD?Due to performance limits set down by Boeing, Rya-

nair are required to block off seats onboard when

the number of passengers on board falls below a

specifi ed number – this ensures that the weight of

passengers and bags carried is correctly distributed

in front of and behind the aircraft’s centre of gravity.

The most punctual airline, with the fewest cancellations and least lost bags

THE BEST PUNCTUALITY AND THE FEWEST LOST BAGSThe latest published on-time statistics of the Association of

European Airlines for 2009 again prove that Ryanair is the

No. 1 on-time major airline in Europe.

RYANAIR NO. 1 ON-TIME MAJOR AIRLINE IN EUROPE*AIRLINE RANKING %Ryanair 1 93

Lufthansa 2 85

Air France 3 83

British Airways 3 83

Aer Lingus 4 82

Iberia 5 70

easyJet 6 RTP

MAJOR AIRLINES FOR FEWEST LOST BAGS*AIRLINE RANKING BAGGAGE LOST

per 1,000 passengers

Ryanair 1 0.36

Lufthansa 2 11

British Airways 3 16

TAP 4 17

Air France 5 19

easyJet RTP

Aer Lingus RTP

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RYANAIR: EUROPE’S GREENEST AND CLEANEST AIRLINEAviation accounts for just 2% of CO2 emissions,

far less than power generation (26%) or road

transport (18%).

Passengers who choose Ryanair are doing

their bit by fl ying with Europe’s greenest

and cleanest airline. Since 1998 Ryanair has

invested over $10bn in new aircraft and now

operates the youngest most fuel effi cient

fl eet of any major airline in Europe, a fact

recently confi rmed by the Dutch Consumer

Organisation in its recent study of 33 European

airlines.

As a result of this investment and

technological advances in aircraft design,

Ryanair has reduced its fuel burn and CO2

emissions per passenger kilometre by 52%

since 1998. In short, aviation accounts for just

2% of CO2 emissions and within this sector,

passengers can do no better than choosing

Ryanair, the greenest, cleanest and most

environmentally effi cient airline.

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HOW DO WE COMPARE?

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ALLERGY ADVICE: Please note that food items sold onboard may contain nuts or traces of nuts

How to pay for purchases: For your convenience we accept all major currencies, MasterCard and Visa credit cards. Rates available. Ryanair does not accept cheques or travellers cheques on board. Passengers are asked to check their change/credit card receipt and purchases at the time of receipt as errors cannot be rectifi ed after the fl ight. Due to customs regulations, goods may not be exchanged on board. If you have a complaint, please write to: Customer Service Department, PO Box 11451, Swords, Co Dublin, Ireland. After an onboard purchase, goods cannot be exchanged and monies will not be refunded, unless the item was damaged at the time of purchase. As space restrictions limit the number of items we carry, please accept our apologies if your fi rst choice is not available today. Your cabin crew are familiar with all items on board and will be happy to suggest an alternative. Prices and rates of exchange are monitored carefully and are subject to change without notice.

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Hot Baguette

Two varieties available

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€3.00

Pasta Pot Shots

Selection available

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Pringles

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€2.50

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Spirits

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€5.95

Prosecco

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A selection of current magazines and newspapers – please ask

today’s crew for details

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Apple Juice

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Britvic J20

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500ml

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