Known for its ultra-modern, avant-garde architecture, it makes for quite the scenic getaway too.
Jean-Baptiste Bonaventure
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25.2.2023
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Scotland’s third biggest city (population 200,000) is often ranked among the country’s happiest cities, quite often coming top.
18.2.2023
It’s not exactly the most touristy of British destinations. However, as you’re about to find out, this is a city full of weird and wonderful sights.
11.2.2023
Because while it may only have 230,000 inhabitants, the various civilisations that have called this city home have let behind a gloriously rich and diverse heritage.
5.2.2023
Puisque les trains de la Renfe s’arrêteront bientôt à Montpellier, nous avons décidé de vous faire visiter cette ville du sud de la France, son légendaire ciel bleu et son inarrêtable énergie.
28.1.2023
Having already visited Stockholm and Copenhagen, we’re heading back to Scandinavia to visit a city that’s not quite as well known as those capital cities: Bergen.
21.1.2023
We’ve decided to whisk you off to a place where influences from that part of the world mingle with those of the Old Continent: Yerevan, the splendid (albeit little-known) capital of Armenia.
14.1.2023
Nicknamed ‘the city of the Dukes of Brittany’ and ‘the Venice of the West’, this small city of around 300,000 inhabitants is famous for its relaxed pace of life and architectural heritage.
7.1.2023
Make sure to wrap up warm and definitely remember to pack a camera – we’re about to see something truly magical.
24.12.2022
With just over 500,000 inhabitants, it stands out for the concentration of unusual sights to be discovered in the city centre. So put on your Gore-Tex, a woolly hat and some gloves – it’s time to discover Europe’s northeastern corner.
17.12.2022
The city is so underappreciated by travellers, in fact, that we’re sure many of you would struggle to even imagine what it looks like, not in the same way you can for London, Paris or New York. We’re here to change all that.
10.12.2022
Just because you’re more of a train person, that doesn’t mean you should miss out on a trip to the ‘Pink City’.
3.12.2022
You’d be foolish to leave Krakow off your bucket list. For this must be one of Europe’s most beautiful and exciting places.
26.11.2022
Nicknamed the ‘City of a Thousand Trades’ and the ‘Workshop of the World’ because of its importance during the Industrial Revolution
19.11.2022
You can’t ignore all the history here. So start by mooching around the Plaza Mayor and its splendid arcades.
12.11.2022
For proof that Zurich is far from boring, head straight to Rote Fabrik (literally, the red factory).
5.11.2022
Known for its beauty and refinement, the city of Bordeaux is above all famous for its wine.
29.10.2022
Let’s hit up the city sometimes known as ‘little Paris’.You can immediately see why it’s acquired that nickname. First off, the architecture is pretty stunning and definitely brings the City of Light to mind.
22.10.2022
Much lesser known than Madrid and Barcelona, this Andalusian city of 580,000 people boasts an exceptional heritage and all sorts of hidden treasures.
14.10.2022
Lesser known than the eternally beautiful Syracuse, the ‘Milan of the south’ has loads to offer travellers after a mix of beauty, discovery and delicious food.
8.10.2022
We’re heading for this small, little-known country between the Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea. So pack a swimming costume, put on a sturdy pair of shoes and let’s head to this one-of-a-kind metropolis.
1.10.2022
Sweden’s third city (by population), this city in the south of the country is among the continent’s most diverse places, with 30 percent of its inhabitants born abroad.
24.9.2022
We’re heading to Belfast in Northern Ireland. Lesser known than the likes of Dublin and London, this city is as historic as it is fun. Here’s a whistlestop guide to the capital.
17.9.2022
Less touristy than other Croatian cities like Dubrovnik and Split, the capital is really laid-back and full of amazing things to do. Here’s what we’d recommend doing there.
10.9.2022
Relatively off the tourist radar, the Bulgarian capital is a modern, dynamic and yet laid-back city packed with surprising sights. So put your summer outfit back in your bag (and perhaps a pair of skis) and let’s head east.
3.9.2022
We’ve decided to head further north, to Norway’s Lofoten archipelago.
2.9.2022
We’re continuing our tour of Europe’s most beautiful archipelagos with a trip to the Aeolian islands.
20.8.2022
Grab your sunglasses and slap on the sunscreen: we’re heading off to a real paradise, not all that far from the Catalan coast.
13.8.2022
Known as being the setting of Shakespeare’s famous play Romeo and Juliet, and also ‘the city where everyone hates each other’ in the musical comedy of the same name.
10.7.2022
The tiny Maltese capital, just south of Sicily, only has 6,000 inhabitants. It’s much smaller than Sarajevo, Manchester or even Cádiz, but just as worth visiting if you’re after a sunny weekend break.
2.7.2022
