As the famous saying goes, ‘Rome wasn’t built in a day’, which though true, it is most definitely possible to visit its highlights in two days. Branded the ‘Eternal City’, Rome has a history...
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Madrid – a vibrant metropolis that combines the old with the new, Spanish heritage with foreign culture, as well as traditionally ideas with modern twists. Regarded as the financial hub of Spain, whilst...
Brussels is the Belgian capital and at the same time it’s also the European official capital, with most European political meetings held in the European quarter. The city is well known for its mascotte,...
The capital of Portugal, and a city like no other, Lisbon is a place you will never forget. With its alluring Gothic architecture, red-roofed buildings and bright yellow trams, Lisbon is a vibrant city...
Prague was founded in the Middle Ages, home to the Bohemian Kings some of whom were Holy Roman Emperors. It was a provincial capital in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. When Czechoslovakia was formed after...
The city of Stockholm consists of 14 continuous islands spanning across the Baltic Sea. Connected by 54 bridges, it’s no wonder it’s been nicknamed The Venice of the North! However, according to the locals,...
The Spanish City of Barcelona offers so much. It is often overlooked that it sits on the Mediterranean and can therefore offer a beach holiday because there is so much more to Barcelona. It is an Olympic...
Dublin, the capital city of Ireland is one of the most visited cities in Europe. It contains what most people expect to find in Ireland, culture, history and plenty of friendly locals. Dublin city traces...
Copenhagen, an ancient Viking fishing village turned beacon for modern design, good food and dubbed “The World’s Most Livable City.”A city that is distinctly rooted in the past but also one that...
Few cities in Europe have a richer history than Budapest in Hungary. This region was part of the Hapsburg Austro-Hungarian Empire, then became part of the Ottoman Empire. Nominally independent at the end of the First...
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