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From former prisons to the sundials of the Navigli, from monumental cemeteries to Second World War bunkers: Milan hides extraordinary corners far from the tourist trails.
The hill of Montmartre with the Sacre-Coeur, Place du Tertre and the painters' lanes has remained one of the most charming places in Paris despite mass tourism.
Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe: the medieval castle dominating the city, the Royal Mile with its historic pubs and the single malt whisky tradition in the distilleries of the nearby Highlands.
Berlin's nightlife is legendary: the most selective clubs in the world, the street art of Kreuzberg and an alternative scene born from the ruins of the divided city with no equal in Europe.
The neo-baroque thermal baths and the ruin bars in the crumbling courtyards of the Jewish quarter: Budapest offers unique experiences found in no other European capital.
The golden triangle of fashion and the Brera district are the two poles of Milanese luxury and creativity. A guide to finding your way among luxury boutiques, art galleries and niche markets.
The Viennese Kaffeehaus is a way of life recognised as UNESCO heritage. Sitting for hours with a Melange, a newspaper and a Sachertorte in an 1800s cafe is a timeless experience.
Two neighbourhoods opposite in history and soul yet equally fascinating: El Born with its medieval palaces and designer wine bars, El Raval with the MACBA and visceral multiculturalism.
From Campo de' Fiori to Testaccio, by way of Porta Portese: Rome's markets are an authentic slice of city life, with fresh produce, street food and antiques.