CITY GUIDE DIRECTORY

Barcelona must be Spain’s most glamorous city. La Rambla, stretching from the Plaça de Catalunya to the sea, is loved by tourists and locals alike. Antoni ...

Lisbon: a city of Moorish castles and Gothic cathedrals, of solemn monasteries and whitewashed villas tumbling all the way down to the sea. Head to a sunny ...

For a little city of 1 million, there’s a lot to see in Copenhagen. Cool and cosmopolitan, the Danish capital is a delicious mix of boutiques, bakeries, art ...

Once the Spanish sky turns to ink, the streets of central Madrid vibrate with activity. Stomping through bars, chucking down ham and Rioja, the crowds of the ...

Ahh, Paris! The City of Light. No other city has such a reputation for romance. You can embrace it with a candlelit dinner cruise on the Seine, the city’s ...

Travelers to Munich, Germany, have a wide range of options for activities. Munich is known for the famous fall festival known as Oktoberfest, which draws more ...

It’s easy to see why **Rome** is called the **Eternal City**: you can see remnants of the past all over the ancient Italian capital. **Ruins of the Roman ...

Berlin’s long 20th century left its marks on the city. But with the restoration of monuments like the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate, it’s getting harder to ...

Follow Amsterdam's broad canals and leafy streets to find a vibrant city, elegant and austere one moment, cool and quirky the next. Visit the Anne Frank House ...

Germany's second city and largest port, Hamburg is an economically dynamic city, beloved by tourists. Hamburg embodies its role as guardian of Germany’s ...