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Kerry Walker

Travel & food writer, author, photographer, translator. AA Gill Award 2020 finalist

The 10 best things to do in Aberystwyth

If ever there was a town to make you want to up sticks and move to Wales, Aberystwyth would be it. With a knockout location in Cardigan Bay, a pinch of Victorian folly, plenty of student sparkle, high-calibre cultural sights, and one of the UK’s hottest food scenes. My piece for Condé Nast Traveller.

Eight of Norway’s ultimate adventures

Nothing is as expected in the wilds of Norway: it’s bigger, darker, brighter, colder and bolder. Whether you’re hiking under the midnight sun or sailing Nordic swells, here I focus on eight unmissable experiences for National Geographic Traveller.

How to see wildlife responsibly in Finland

In this Lonely Planet feature, I consider how see wildlife responsibly in Finland – and the best places to do it.

The Inside Guide to Stuttgart

I dive into south Germany’s capital of cool in this piece for National Geographic Traveller.

Saints, seaweed safaris and sand art in Ireland’s southeast corner

Ireland’s Copper Coast offers a romp through geological and human history. Turning back to nature, local foragers, chefs and artists are putting this lesser-visited area in the spotlight. Read more in my National Geographic Traveller piece.

Why the road trip holiday is better than ever in midlife

In this piece for the Telegraph, I give the inside scoop on eight amazing itineraries in the USA, Portugal and Iceland to help you rediscover the joy of the open road.

Lapland guide for Times Travel

Santa. Christmas. Reindeer that fly. Snow that is deep and crisp and even. Lapland inhabits the imagination long before you ever set foot there, promising great things. But they are far greater than you can ever imagine.

Best things to do in Berlin

Click into Berlin’s unique groove with my Times Travel guide to the German capital: from exploring reborn Prussian palaces to walks along the Wall

Hot topic: can travel to the Arctic ever be sustainable?

With the Arctic warming three times faster than the rest of the planet, can travel to the region ever be sustainable? Select tours to Svalbard suggest small group trips may be a force for good. My piece for National Geographic Traveller.

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