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Where to go and what to see in Andalusia to get the most from your trip – a 7-day itinerary from destination expert and travel writer Dana Facaros.

The most majestic of Guatemala’s Mayan ruins – with towering temples soaring through jungle canopy, vast plazas and more than 3,000 structures remaining of a city that once housed 100,000 Maya.

The 3,000-year-old, remarkably well-preserved temple of Ramesses II – one of the world’s greatest ancient sites and a testament to the power of the Egyptian empire at its height.

A surreal 4-mile stretch of road that’s more like show – journey from one end to the other and pass enormous dancing fountains, rollercoasters, pirate ship battles, replicas monuments, and erupting volcanoes.

Fascinating ancient traditions, world-famous gourmet treats, Spain’s finest wine region and a gorgeous golden coastline.

A grand but charming beach resort in northern Spain famous for its glut of Michelin-recognised restaurants and superb pintxos. Thie foodie destination is also a short hop from the world-class wines of La Rioja.

Kenya’s finest reserve, packed with Big Five, and the staging point for the remarkable wildebeest migration.

One of Britain’s most beautiful and historic cities, graced by heartstopping architecture and home to the world’s second-oldest university.

An iconic seaside resort, Brighton oozes a unique mix of bohemian style and beachy chic, all wrapped up in an irrepressible sense of fun.