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Destinations

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  Berlin

  Renowned for its diversity and tolerance, its alternative culture and night-owl stamina, the best thing about the German capital is the way it reinvents itself and isn’t shackled by its mind-numbing history.

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  Cesky Krumlov

  Crowned by a stunning castle, and centred on an old-town square, Český Krumlov’s Renaissance and baroque buildings enclose the meandering arc of the Vltava River.

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  Florence

  One of the most written about cities in Italy, the list of its famous sons reads like a Renaissance Who’s Who and its celebrated cityscape lingers in the memory long after you’ve left town.

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  La Spezia for Cinque Terre

  Liguria’s eastern Riviera boasts some of Italy’s most dramatic coastline, the highlight of which is the Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre (Cinque Terre National Park), just north of La Spezia.

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  Munich

  The capital of all things Bavarian. It’s a heady mix of worldclass museums, historic sites, cosmopolitan shopping, exhausting nightlife, trendy restaurants, roaring beer halls, vast parks and, of course, Oktoberfest.

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  Nice

  Nice is the Côte d’Azur’s most cosmopolitan city. It’s a heady mix of old and new, ethnic and domestic, sunshine and smog but somehow Nice still manages to be irresistible.

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  Prague

  Fill your days with Prague’s artistic and architectural heritage, but after dark move your focus to the here and now in the lively restaurants, bars and clubs. Everyday you’ll uncover more reasons to support Prague’s enduring reputation as one of Europe’s most exciting cities.

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  Rome

  An epic, monumental metropolis, the reality is every bit as enticing as the reputation. With its architectural and artistic treasures, its romantic corners and noisy markets, Rome is a city that knows how to impress.

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  Salzburg

  The tranquil Old Town burrowed in below steep hills looks as much as it did when Mozart lived here 250 years ago. Its cobbled streets are overshadowed by ornate 17th-century buildings.

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  Valencia

  Valencia is where paella first simmered over a wood fire. It’s a vibrant, friendly, mildly chaotic place with two outstanding fine-arts museums, an accessible old quarter and an exciting nightlife scene.

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  Venice

  Arriving in Venice (Venezia) is like stepping into a surreal never-never land. Where most cities have car-choked roads and impenetrable one-way systems, Venice has gondolas vaporetti (water buses) and a labyrinthine network of canals. 

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  Vienna

  Vienna is a city that straddles both the past and present with ease. Here you can spend your days marvelling at one historical building after the next and evenings clubbing to electronic beats. And that’s to mention nothing of the musical history that abounds from this city.

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