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The Prado Museum with Velazquez and Goya in the morning, tapas in the bars of La Latina in the afternoon, the nightlife of Malasana in the evening: Madrid is lived intensely and never disappoints.
Two markets a few steps apart tell two different souls of Florence: the open-air market of leather and souvenirs and the Liberty-style hall of artisan food.
From the Shard to the Garden at 120, from Primrose Hill to the roof of Tate Modern: London is best seen from above. Here is a complete guide to the views, from the free ones to the most exclusive.
Cycling along Amsterdam's canals at sunset, stopping at a cafe for bitterballen and a jenever: the city is best discovered on two wheels.
The ritual of the Milanese aperitivo on the Navigli has become a global institution. Here is the history of the canals, the historic venues not to miss and the unusual philosophy of drinking with a buffet included.
Berlin has over 50 flea markets, each with its own personality. From the giant Mauerpark to the refined Arkonaplatz, here is how to navigate the paradise of German vintage.
The Northern Lights are every traveller's dream. Reykjavik is the ideal base to look for them, but the Icelandic weather is unpredictable. Here is how to maximise your chances of seeing them.
London has a market tradition dating back to the Middle Ages. From Borough Market for artisan food to Portobello Road for vintage, every market tells a different story of the city.
Prague's Christmas markets (Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square) are among the most beautiful in Europe: wooden stalls, mulled wine, trdelnik and traditional Bohemian music in the icy December air.