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A Busabout Pass for the West Loop will take you to the best of France and Spain. Cycle through ancient vineyards and salsa dance the night away! Start from any city on the loop and travel at your own pace - stay as long as you like at each stop .... then when you've finished exploring, jump on the next bus and move on to the next destination.
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What can be said about the sexy, sophisticated City of Lights that hasn’t been said before? Quite simply, this is one of the world’s great metropolises, a trend-setter,
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One of the planet’s most underrated capitals, Bern is a fabulous find. With the genteel, old soul of a Renaissance man and the heart of a high-flying 21st-century gal
Tiny Lauterbrunnen, with its attractive main street cluttered with Swiss chalet architecture, is friendly and down-to-earth. It’s kno
Naughty Nice is one of the highlights of the French Riviera. Sun seekers sip cocktails on parasoled lounges lining its pebbled s
Avignon is synonymous in France today with the annual performing arts festival held here each summer but there’s plenty to see in this bustling
Perhaps Spain’s most un-Spanish city, stylish Barcelona is a forward-thinking place, always on the cutting edge of art, design, and cuisine. Whether you explore it
The birthplace of paella, the home of the Holy Grail and the host of the 2007 America’s Cup, Valencia is a friendly, if slightly chaotic city. Hugging the now dry Río Turia (
Spain’s capital is a vibrant place, the hub of the country’s government and commerce, and an exciting city bubbling over with creativity. Madrid may not have the effo
The Basque Country’s most stylish city, San Sebastián (Donostia in Basque) has the air of an upscale resort, complete with an idyllic location on the shell-shap
The city long known as La Belle Au Bois Dormant (Sleeping Beauty) is well and truly awake after years of slumber. The millennium was a major turning point for
Lively Tours has the cosmopolitan, bourgeois air of a miniature Paris, with wide 18th-century avenues, formal public gardens, café-lined boulevards and a th
