Suzanne Jones

Malaga is probably better known for being the gateway to the Costa del Sol but the city also has a traditionally Spanish side to it with depth, character and a history which is well-worth exploring.

I went back to New York City for the first time in 18 years and discovered some changes, new attractions and re-discovered some old favourites. There’s so much to see that won’t cost you a dime so here’s my favourites, in no particular order, via Instagram – one of my favourite social media platforms.

A guide to visiting the High Line in NYC. Everything you need to know about visiting this unique elevated park that takes in public art, planting, architecture and industrial history.

UNI is a Japanese and Peruvian fusion – ‘Nikkei’ restaurant in London’s Belgravia offering fabulous food and a sushi making master-class.

Hotel review. Tregenna Castle Resort in St Ives offers fabulous food, a host of resort facilities and is perfect for exploring the local area.

Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, the art installation at The Tower of London. The poppy installation, by Paul Cummins, commemorates the centenary of the start of the First World War in 1914.

St Ives is a captivating Cornish town built around a small crescent harbour with beautiful beaches, fishermen’s cottages and a buzzing art scene.

A mini road-trip in Cornwall – The coastal route from Lizard Point to Land’s End

Delos, a small island in the centre of the Cyclades archipelago is one of the most important historical and archaeological sites in Greece.

Views from a Cruise. Some of the epic views from sail-aways and arrivals into some of Europe’s most photogenic ports – Istanbul, Corfu Town, Valletta in Malta and Venice.