From the ancient ruins of Turkey to the colourful palaces of Iran, from the formidable landscapes of the Amazon to the towering vistas of the Himalayas, and from the quaint charm of the English Lake District to the imposing detail of China's terracotta army, there is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for every traveller.

But deciding where to visit first can be a daunting task, especially with new sites being added to UNESCO's list every year.

To help you decide which country's World Heritage Sites you should visit next, we've pulled together a quiz to give you a personalized travel recommendation for the perfect place to go on your next holiday.

Whether you're after history, wildlife spotting, or an outdoor adventure, we've found the perfect place for your next adventure. 

There’s never been a better time to be a coffee lover.

There are artisan coffee shops in every city, most supermarkets now sell a wide variety of coffee from around the world, and brewing a delicious cup of coffee at home has never been easier.

One person who has been a huge influence on the rise of coffee culture is James Hoffmann, the coffee expert, award-winning coffee roaster, World Barista Champion (2007), and author of The World Atlas of Coffee, now in its second edition.

Not only does Hoffmann operate Square Mile Coffee Roasters in London, UK — and write one of the internet’s best coffee blogs jimseven — he also travels around the world learning about coffee. In the new edition of his guide to all things coffee, he discusses seven new coffee-producing countries all well as the major players coffee lovers are familiar with.

The saying goes that a dog is man’s best friend, but in our experience, a dog is more like a mischievous younger sibling that gets sticky fingerprints on all your belongings and messes up your newly tidied bedroom but is far too cute to be upset with.

Dogs are family. They are protective, loyal, and unconditionally loving. Unfortunately, too many dogs are without families, and each year millions of lost or abandoned dogs enter shelters.

As a major publisher of books about nature, animals, and pets, dog rescue is a cause close to Firefly’s heart. With every copy of Rover: Wagmore Edition sold, we make a donation to dog rescue. (It’s our book of the month for August, and you could win a copy. Enter here.)

In honour of National Dog Day on August 26^th — and of last weekend’s International Homeless Animals Day — we’ve pulled together a quiz to help you decide what type of dog would be a great fit for your family.