City guides

FranceParisParis is a city of wide boulevards, river quays and small neighbourhoods with their own markets and cafés.

GermanyBerlinBerlin is a large, green capital where recent history is everywhere you look, from the line of the Wall to the restored domes of Museum Island.

GermanyHamburgHamburg is Germany's great port city on the river Elbe, full of canals, bridges and red-brick warehouses, with a lake in its centre.

GermanyMunichMunich is the capital of Bavaria, a wealthy and orderly city with the Alps on the horizon.

ItalyFlorenceFlorence is a compact city on the Arno where the Renaissance began.

ItalyMilanMilan is Italy's city of business, fashion and design, more modern than Rome or Florence.

ItalyRomeRome is a city where ancient ruins, Renaissance churches and everyday street life share the same streets.

ItalyVeniceVenice is a city of canals and islands in a lagoon, with no cars and no roads.

NetherlandsAmsterdamAmsterdam is a city of canals, narrow brick houses and bicycles, with a compact centre you can explore on foot.

SpainBarcelonaBarcelona is a Mediterranean port city with a medieval old town, wide 19th-century avenues and city beaches.

SpainMadridMadrid is a lively capital on a high plateau, where people eat late and the squares fill up in the evening.

SpainSevilleSeville is the warm, unhurried capital of Andalusia, on the Guadalquivir river.

SpainValenciaValencia is a Mediterranean city with an old town, long sandy beaches and the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences.

United KingdomLondonLondon is a big, varied capital on the Thames, where royal palaces and medieval churches stand next to glass towers.
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