The 10 most-read features of 2017
This is what captured your attention on our website in 2017.Saturday, 16 December 2017
From the culinary awakening in Peru to the pyramid-littered landscapes of Sudan, you've devoured our features this year. Whether it was because of an insatiable yearning to discover the unknown, to rediscover the beloved or to just to embrace a zeitgeist, your reading habits have impressed us once again. We hope we've ignited — or reignited — a love for travel. Here's to 2018.
1. Peru: Eat, drink, love Lima
From home-cooked dishes and market stall flavours to Michelin-starred fare, a culinary 'creative awakening' in Lima is reason to fall in love with the Peruvian capital all over again.
2. Ireland: Two wheels in Waterford
A new greenway stretches from Ireland's oldest city through rolling countryside to the Copper Coast. It's a cycling paradise.
3. Morocco: 9,000 streets & 40,000 dead ends
From the labyrinthine Medina of Fez, and the sparkling blue city of Chefchaouen to the mysterious holy town of Moulay Idriss — if you want to get to know Morocco, take a road trip in low season, and get talking to the locals.
4. Prague: Party for one
What's it like to be the only guest in a one-room five-star hotel? We check in to Prague's Žižkov Television Tower.
5. Sudan: Africa's other pyramids
In a country with even more pyramids than Egypt, Meroë is the pick of Sudan's ancient sites, with 220 of the glorious steep-sided structures waiting to be explored.
6. Sweden: A night at the Icehotel
We take a first look inside Sweden's newest Icehotel — arty igloo accommodation that's open year round.
7. France: The accidental rebirth of Occitania
An ancient region in the South of France has risen from the ashes and put itself back on the map. Occitania is an area doused in heritage, its name long entwined with the old hamlets, towns and cities that stud its hills, and the intriguing language marking out many of its inhabitants.
8. Neighbourhood: Warsaw
The Nazi headquarters turned boutique hotel; the library with its own roof garden; the vodka museum that shares its digs with Google… Warsaw is in the grip of a fascinating reinvention.
9. Ireland: Hooked on Dingle
Perched on the westernmost tip of Ireland, the town of Dingle offers sandy beaches and ocean adventures.
10. Malaysia: At home with the Iban
