Best of the web: From autumn in Suffolk to art in Jeddah

• The Daily Telegraph in the UK has published a round-up of the best travel blogs around the world. Some of them I’m already familiar with, including Gridskipper, Londonist, NewYorkology, Travel Rants, Perrin Post, Cranky Flier, Epicurious, Intelligent Travel, Gadling, Telegraph Travel Blog, and FamilyTravelLogue. Others are new to me, including Where Are You Now? (which seems to be a blogging platform and network rather than an individual blog), Hotel Chatter, A Luxury Travel Blog, Moleskinecity, Escape Blog, The Cool Hunter, Eater, RoadGladiator, InFlightHQ, and Travelistic (video site).

• Lifehacker lists the five best travel sites for finding cheap tickets.

• Visiting London and don’t know where to get a decent cup of coffee? Krista at London Restaurant Guide is doing the leg work for you, with reviews of two London cafés: Flat White in Soho and Nude Espresso near Brick Lane. She also recently ran a great blogging event on the perfect London Saturday, as defined by London bloggers.

• Browners at Around Britain with a Paunch reviews Pakistani restuarant Zayna in London. Apparently the food is fab, though the location is a bit secluded.

• Still on the food theme, Sheila at Perceptive Travel has some tips for places to eat on New York’s Lower East Side, while Jessica at Ripe London goes hunting for churros y chocolate in Granada, Spain.

• Environmental blog About My Planet on how to protect the world’s beauty spots when you’re travelling.

• Speaking of green, Intelligent Travel reports on a project to help the Masai to protect lions in Kenya – check out the great video.

• Meanwhile, New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido has a novel way to protect the environment – collecting snow in winter to help cool the building in summer. Again, Intelligent Travel has the details.

• Susie is an American woman who has moved to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia with her Arab husband and their son. She blogs at Susie’s Big Adventure and has some surprising things to say – for example, did you know that Jeddah is a huge art city?

• Sheila at FamilyTravelLogue writes about a tornado simulator at San Francisco Airport.

• Jess at FushMush on the delights of Cinque Terre in Italy.

• Natalie at Kuju Abroad brings you this wonderful picture of a old Cuban woman and a story to match.

• Julia at food blog A Slice of Cherry Pie writes about her autumn escape to Suffolk.

• Europe is really not that expensive, according to Tom at Tripinator.

• Intelligent Travel on matching music to your travel destinations. It’s a regular feature in its sister magazine National Geographic Traveler and this month the playlist takes us to East Africa.

• TravelSavvyMom is one of my favourite travel sites – I don’t even have children, but I love it because it’s so witty and well observed. This week, Rebecca writes about her children’s favourite Parisian attraction – the pigeons. Jamie writes about the agony of trying to teach her kids Spanish – and you can win a cool prize of Rosetta Stone language learning software up for grabs. And Kayt has posted a hilarious video about Ernie from Sesame Street.