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As a travel destination Germany has huge personality, notable for a clutch of truly lovable cities, culture served up in hefty portions and rural sce...
From sizzling cuisine and riotous fiestas to cutting edge contemporary art, age-old museums and a palpitating beach culture, Spain sure packs a punch.
From the MTV music festival in Valletta to abseiling and climbing in Gozo, Malta rocks. Small in size but big in character, Malta offers cool cafes, b...
You could spend a lifetime’s worth of holidays in France and still not feel as though you’d done it justice. It's the planet’s most visited tour...
With a gorgeous coastline and over 1,100 islands, Croatia is one of Europe's top seaside destinations. But it's much, much more than just sea and suns...
Luxembourg is an attractive country with a green and picturesque landscape of rolling hills and valleys, and many close-packed man-made historical sit...
Despite incessant praise, travelling in Italy remains one of those rare experiences in life – like a perfect spring day or the power of first love â...
Compact enough to be covered in a week and spirited enough to count as one of Europe's most under-rated destinations, Belgium does many things well, n...

City guides

The atmospheric granite streets of Santiago de Compostela’s beautiful historic centre lead to Spain’s most famous church, a fabulous Romanesque-ba...
Istanbul owes its historic importance and its amazing cultural and architectural heritage to its perfect strategic location, straddling the Bosphorus ...
Long considered the urban gem in Switzerland’s Alp-spiked crown, Geneva rightly enjoys a reputation for being cosmopolitan, super organised, and yes...
Cannes might be synonymous with the International Film Festival, but beneath this celebrity veneer is a city rich in rewards for travellers.
Situated at the crossroads of Europe, two hours from the ski resorts of the Alps and the Mediterranean, Lyon's history, architecture, and cultural and...
As the cultural capital of Spain, Barcelona breaks stereotypes with its eclectic, avant garde yet charismatic flair.
Encircled by high, pale stone ramparts, medieval Avignon rises grandly from the bank of the wide river Rhône. Its setting is as colourful as its hist...
Venice is one of those must-see destinations of our era; a unique city of 116 islands, ancient history and endless waterways.

Ski resorts

Åre is located in the county of Jämtland which borders Norway, just about midway on Sweden's north-south axis. The resort is situated 98...
The Swiss resort of Zermatt is located in the German-speaking part of the Valais canton in the southern Alps. It is close to the border with
Avoriaz and Morzine are located in the French Alpine region of Haute Savoie in the southeast of the country, near to the country’s border wit...
Ellmau is located in the Wilder Kaiser part of the Kitzbüheler Alps region within the province of Tyrol, in northwest Austria, very close to t...
Flaine lies in the northern part of the French Alps in the Haute-Savoie region of southeastern France, between
Tignes ski resort is located in the southeastern French region of Savoie in the Western Alps, close to the Swiss and Italian borders.
Sauze d'Oulx ski resort is located in the Susa Valley within the Piedmont region of the northwestern Italian Alps, very close to the border with
Davos is tucked away in Graubünden, the least accessible and perhaps the most parochial of the Swiss cantons. It's a region where Alpine peaks...